I used to keep a wood splitter chained and locked in a shed.  Someone wanted it so he cut the gate lock, cut the chain lock and stole the splitter and the chain.  At least he didn't leave the gate open so the cows got out.

I leave my Champion with both depth finders, 18 rods and reels, and a host of various baits sitting in campgrounds all over the place from March to December.  The only protection it has is a canvas boat cover.  I just keep a good insurance policy.  My belief is that if a thief wants it he will get it.

I do keep a little something in the camper in case someone wants to visit in the night (40 cal. semiauto.).

Jig Man I have Mr. 44 Mag. at my house for unwanted guests.

His bark is loud and it is hard hitting.

Hit them anywhere and they go down. If special loads with hollow points where you hit them is missing..

George

I keep a lock on the trailer when I tow my boat to any boat ramp I have boxes with locks on them and if not near boat I keep them locked and all electronics and other important things lures etc out of sight in box or at home if not going fishing going for repairs or Fuel. Locks can get into but makes it harder and if someone sees them cut the lock or force open a compartment then they know it ain't right hopefully they would call 911 but if I catch them watch out the corner will be showing up