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If you live in an area that you can plant a garden and mix them in with your corn and tomatoes, the corn will camoflage with height and the tomatoes will camoflage with a higher IR output, maybe you can fool the porkchoppers, especially if you plant them next to the woods on the side of your garden.

Up here, somewhere in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, you might expect to pay anywhere from 100 to 300 per ounce. In Houston, Tx, I paid 275 a pound, so I thought that the price was way too steep. Now I grow my own for me and I may smoke some with my friends, but I don't and won't buy any nor...