Perimeter fences are hard to take care of. Security cameras are expensive at the present time. Armed guards will likely be bought. Yep, it seems like there’s really just one approach to reliably protect your marijuana farm nowadays: lazy bears.
That was apparently the proprietorial philosophy of one recently raided Western Canada marijuana farm. The attending police were flummoxed after they found the place guarded by 10 black bears.
Apparently the beasts have been intentionally interested in the spot by pic-a-nic baskets dog food, encouraged to act as impromptu sentries. And what an amazing idea, right? These guys may have used any high-tech system that they wanted, assuming the illegal marijuana trade is as lucrative as I imagine it to be. But screw all that; what can be more terrifying than a bear? Except:
” They were tame, they simply sat around watching. At one point among the bears climbed onto the hood of a police car, sat there for a little and then jumped off,” said Royal Canadian Mounted Police sergeant Fred Mansveld.
So maybe a high tech security system really does trump thousands of years of killing machine evolution. I will guarantee this, though: no salmon get any where near that weed.
[BBC]
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