Nice to see that little Timmy is still making himself and anyone who associates or defends him look bad. He used to be pretty active here.
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If he eats the squirrels I don't care. I see no reason to watch the video's thoughThis guy was the same guy who posted the controversial video using a human dummy in one of his videos.
Imagine what kind of sick human being you have to be to set up a pedestal to mutilate an animal for pleasure? Im no hippie, I have permissions and am pro hunting, but this guy shares a lot of similarities with Jeffrey Dahmer, he too started his psychotic career with the mutilation of animals for pleasure.
You don't have to agree with me , thats ok, this is just an opinion
wonder who cleans up his yard ? critter splatter get in every crack .I actually liked the video with the human analog. It showed that these are not toys and should not be treated as such. I actually like watching his videos just to see the energy transfer of different pellets at different speeds. Really interesting to watch from a "scientific" view.
Like was mentioned above he is taking the critters out in a humane fashion to help him and his neighbors avoid costly repair bills to to them chewing up everything. Have had to deal with squirrels in my attic last year and I want all of those buggers dead. He baits them at his "station" to make sure he has a solid back stop and to make sure that there are not pellets ripping through his neighborhood. I will say I really don't like the ones where he is shooting across the yard and things like that.
I can see both sides of the story and he does seem like one of those guys that you either like him..... or you don't. I personally have no issues with what he is doing or anything like that. And that is one of the great things that we as humans can do... either watch or simply go away.
Yeah, then those same people go and eat a cheeseburger or a salad or clean the bathroom with antibacterials.I think posting animals getting killed outside of close community like this forum is not good. It should be as tasteful as you can make it. People get more upset over an animal getting killed by a hunter than the carnage of human beings in the streets. Remember the public uprour and front page coverage that happened to several professionals that posted hunting photos I think which were mostly African game. Just my 2 cents.
Well said, well spoken, much better than I could have articulated and thank you very much!I think people are missing the point CT is making. The issue isn’t about whether or not pest control is moral, or whether using 9mm for chipmunk hunting is ethical (it obviously is). It’s about this man’s attitude—his flippancy and borderline glee—in regard to killing these animals.
I was raised to have respect for all living things. That doesn’t mean I’m a vegan. It doesn’t mean I don’t hunt. Taking a life to prolong my life and the lives of my family is part of how this whole thing works. But not recognizing the inherent value of a life and displaying some stoic gratitude for life given in service of another—whether human or animal—is selfish, small, weak and pitiful.
A couple months ago I had an exchange with another AGN member who posted a video of a raccoon he’d trapped and was planning to kill. In the video, he kicked, yelled at and mocked the animal. I’ve killed a few raccoons in my day, but never felt the need to revel in their deaths the way this AGN member did. I told him as much, and we had a back and forth. I don’t know if anything was gained.
Our ancestors prayed for passage for the animals they killed for sustenance. Now we have people playing goofy music and making fun of the carnage of death. The irreverence is upsetting, and the distance we’ve fallen is shameful.