sending clones from US to Canada?customs
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torontomeds
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Put in mail and hold your breath,lol. Or just get some fire seeds and hunt for something new.
OldMedUser
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Drop shipping to the border and mail forwarding
http://www.shippingshops.com/
http://shiptotheborder.com/
https://www.viabox.com
http://www.shippingshops.com/
http://shiptotheborder.com/
https://www.viabox.com
OldMedUser
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I'm from the west coast, Fraser Valley, and have fished all 5 specie of salmon, ( Chinook, Coho, Pinks, Sockeye and Chum), trout, (Rainbow, Cuts, Brownies and Brookies), and best of all, The Silver Bullet, Steelhead, since I was 3 years old and grandpa put a worm on a line for me and fly-fished 50ft either side of me. That was 60 years ago. Still have all his old tackle too.
Now I've been living in northern Alberta since '01 and haven't bothered getting a fishing license the last 3 years or so. Big ugly gators are no fun at all unless caught on the fly and even then are more like masturbation than the great ride you get with a 50lb Spring on the end of a 10lb line in white water rapids. A 20lb steelie will rip up your tackle and leave you breathless!
Not to mention all the great salt chuck fishing. Halibut on a 6' cod rod that feel like you're dragging a barn door off the bottom from 600ft. Ling Cod, (bucket mouth), that drag a 26' cabin cruiser backwards against the tide. All sorts of sharks, octopus and even big crabs that grab your cod bait and won't let go. Traps full of prawns, shrimp and crab for the taking. Homesick as hell now!
As for ice fishing, to me, it would be more like thinking about jerking off more than actually doing it so I won't even go there.
When I fished rivers I'd hike for miles up the back so I don't have to fish shoulder to shoulder with the crowds. All drunk off their asses by noon and fighting over tangled lines. lol
VIANARCHRIS
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I gave up freshwater fishing years ago - it just doesn't have the excitement of saltwater. Living on an island now with no natural lakes or rivers kinda narrows things down. lol!I'm from the west coast, Fraser Valley, and have fished all 5 specie of salmon, ( Chinook, Coho, Pinks, Sockeye and Chum), trout, (Rainbow, Cuts, Brownies and Brookies), and best of all, The Silver Bullet, Steelhead, since I was 3 years old and grandpa put a worm on a line for me and fly-fished 50ft either side of me. That was 60 years ago. Still have all his old tackle too.
Now I've been living in northern Alberta since '01 and haven't bothered getting a fishing license the last 3 years or so. Big ugly gators are no fun at all unless caught on the fly and even then are more like masturbation than the great ride you get with a 50lb Spring on the end of a 10lb line in white water rapids. A 20lb steelie will rip up your tackle and leave you breathless!
Not to mention all the great salt chuck fishing. Halibut on a 6' cod rod that feel like you're dragging a barn door off the bottom from 600ft. Ling Cod, (bucket mouth), that drag a 26' cabin cruiser backwards against the tide. All sorts of sharks, octopus and even big crabs that grab your cod bait and won't let go. Traps full of prawns, shrimp and crab for the taking. Homesick as hell now!
As for ice fishing, to me, it would be more like thinking about jerking off more than actually doing it so I won't even go there.
When I fished rivers I'd hike for miles up the back so I don't have to fish shoulder to shoulder with the crowds. All drunk off their asses by noon and fighting over tangled lines. lol
My favorite are the spring coho (using a trout rod and reel...fun!) and of course the springs. My biggest was 29 lbs, but I keep trying for the tyee! Lots of ling cod, snapper and rockfish too. I regularly see whales and sea lions as well, but I think they're hunting me! I keep my 14' aluminum on the shore across the road from the camp I work at and sneak away almost daily in the summer. I'm always up for fishing if you ever get out this way......
chemphlegm
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pheno hunting?
drgreenthumb ships seeds from canada and if you get a hundred of one strain....you'll have 100 keepers that look and talk alike
drgreenthumb ships seeds from canada and if you get a hundred of one strain....you'll have 100 keepers that look and talk alike
torontomeds
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Yes Pheno hunting, No seed is a like, even in stable lines you get variations. Heck we popped Greenthumbs sour d not that long ago and got a few different phenos
chemphlegm
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you were able to discern a phenotype from a genotype with just one popping cycle?
chemphlegm
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I wasnt a fan of the mexican cartels either but that didnt stop me from buying their dope for decades, get over it
CalyxCrusher
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Lol flawed logic there buttercup
chemphlegm
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really?
1) I didnt like their business practices,
2) doesnt take lots of skill to chuck beans in a field right?
you would be surprised.. I gave some away to a person who pops beans ALL THE TIME they said..
Not one I gave them out of five popped
yet I popped 4 and got four to pop..same seeds..
So
its gotta be rocket science then eh!
driel
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hmm it seems the thread has derailed but back to the subject at hand, I would wager it to be very difficult because as a plant it would go through additional inspection at the border. I think even if you have documentation that it's going to be difficult so ideally the package would be labeled as something other than a plant. I'm so jealous of CA, was there some years ago and saw some clones in a couple dispensaries that were in the $10 range for all the popular stuff.