A high tech, on-line, real life, killing platform creeps out Georgians-
A weird and disgusting array of cameras and shotguns linked to the Internet was discovered in Georgia. Before the government got around to checking it, the apparatus had been taken down — disappeared — but a photo of it remains.
Only in Georgia: Internet-controlled shotguns linked to web cams on food plot. The Outsider blog in the Augusta Chronicle. By Rob Pavey.
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Ralph Maughan
Dr. Ralph Maughan is professor emeritus of political science at Idaho State University with specialties in natural resource politics, public opinion, interest groups, political parties, voting and elections. Aside from academic publications, he is author or co-author of three hiking/backpacking guides, and he is past President of the Western Watersheds Project.
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TexASS has had that for years on there game farms! Saying it was for handicapped hunters!
Not this handicapped hunter!!!
I remember when this type of shit came up and there were hundreds of us that rallied against this..and then several states passed laws to make it illegal..
I remember when those were on the internet and how happy I was it was made illegal. I remember the reasoning was for disabled hunters.
When you look up “slob hunter” in the dictionary, there will be a picture of this set up.
The feral cyber-hog is now loose here in the Cyber-West for all to see. Now some of our finer technically oriented Western Rubythroated Wahoos , having seen this rudimentary but ruthlessly efficient setup , will want one of these rigs. Boot up, log on , lock and load. If they can do this in Georgia, we can do it better. It’s too good for just feral hogs in the South.
Can web-accessed barstool wolf hunts be coming to Wyoming, Montana , and Idaho soon ? This could be Playstation , Wii , or Nintendo for the wolfbashers. SSS is so 20th century…this is a video game for real western rugged individualists, with real results…
I fear the genie is out of the bottle.