Honestly I had no idea it was this hard like I have eternal respect for all of you.... Like you literally have to think of all these things before you plant and then once you plant you have a whole bunch of other things to worry about like its a lot of work and dedication
I spend about as much time worrying about detection as I do with the actual growing. My hiking and bushcrafting hobbies are a good cover for being in the woods. Always have a cover story ready in case you do run into someone.
Yeah man I always keep a fishing rod on me and my phone for taking photography pics for "school classes" I am the master bullshitter unless I am literally caught with the plants..... Lol but even then... Its not my property... So I could say I just found them.... Lol so my main goal is find a good secluded spot that I can fense in because I hunt deer and pig in the same area.... And I know they are there.... So maybe I can go pick up some hair from a salon... And also put that in my fensed area.... Then I should be fine.... As long as I have adequate sun.....
Another thing you might want to do. I always wear a turkey {camo} mask when I go to my plants. Law enforcement will put out cameras when they find a patch. I had two cousins get popped a couple of summers ago with cameras.
....... Well..... I myself have cameras too for deer hunting....... I also have bolt cutters.... So unless the law enforcement has the 500$ cams that send pics to your phone or they come collect their cameras before i take their cam and my plants.... I should be fine....
I'm guessing they are hard to see. The Rabbit Sheriff gets folks all the time on camera trying to kill the fake deer they put out. I'm sure LE's is just as well or better hid.
grow in spots with no cell signal,dont worry about instant alert
Yes he is my partner in crime
When they are all there for the 4th, are they doing any grilling? If so, it will cover any smell. And most strains don't smell that much until they flower. 300 hundred yards is a long way. I don't think you will have a problem. I would worry more about the land use of the place you have picked to grow. Does the owner come around very often?
No its literally water locked.... And there's a wall of palmettoss with a width of prob 30 yds so no-one is traveling thru them.... There is a highway on the other side of the palmettoss..... But I'm not worried about that the owner won't be traveling down the marsh where I plan to be.... And I had a cam there a hear ago and got a few deer and hogs but ill be protected from people and helicopters.... So I feel really safe...... And yes they have a family get together and they do grilling and fireworks at night
Sounds like a good spot.
Thanks, glad you dropped by. I know what you mean about the itch. When you get the dirt under your nails, and the sun is shining, it's hard not to have a few going.
I wouldn't grow that close to people. Not so much because of the smell, but just the fact you have to go check on it so often, you will likely be seen sooner or later. But then I live where there isn't many people and lots of woods. It might be harder to find good spots where you are. On my bushcrafting thread I mentioned using Google Earth to look for grow spots. I found some good places that way. The picture you get might be a couple three years old, so you would still need to check and see if timber had been cut, or that sort of thing.
