Feds will chop outdoor 2012?

Word around these parts, is there gona chop everything down and leave it, if they can see it from the air. Everything they took pics of last year. I know they got pictures of my legal grow, I was hangin in the hammock when they flew over. soposed to happen in Sept. Not gona charge anyone just gona chop and leave. You guys here anything about this? Some folks around these parts putin up expensive comercial greenhouses this winter, thats a first around here. Others actualy callin it quits! Im in central cali foothils, sure hope this is a rumor! I would have to think the Feds would lay low in 2012, it bein election and all. You guy see more than normal # of greenhouses goin up in your area? Word is if they can see it its getin choped.

Vote for Ron Paul so the idiocy can finally end....

I haven't heard or read any info about this....but that doesn't mean it won't happen....

The expensive greenhouses might attract attention too.... No one is immune from the federal government....until things change....

I wish you the best this coming year :thumbsup:....

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Just will have to resort to the tactics used in the non legal states use.I myself focus on 25-30 big, stout plants.I then place them over a few square mile area.Leaving no more then 2 plants in an area at least 100 yards apart.Yes this is hard and time consuming.If you start plants indoor and get them big and bushy, then place several out a day or every few days.It is not that bad.Then make a feeding and water schedule up that will allow you to service all your plants according to your schedule.I try to make 3 different areas with several strains for harvest in mid sept thru mid oct.Use natural water in springs and creeks carry only 2 water jugs each a gallon.Carry nutes in small back pack.Then hop from plant to plant as you were hiking.At harvest i cut and trim all bud in the woods and leave behind any trimmings for nature to despose of.My goal every year is to harvest 4 oz a plant which usally works out well.I have never been ripped off or had the law find any plants using this method.It is good exercise and very rewarding.

:thumbsup:OMG a guerilla grow! Guess it wouldn't be worth the fuel to go after your grows! Like the idea. Lucky you!:jointsmile: pr

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Originally Posted by bobjob4u

Just will have to resort to the tactics used in the non legal states use.I myself focus on 25-30 big, stout plants.I then place them over a few square mile area.Leaving no more then 2 plants in an area at least 100 yards apart.Yes this is hard and time consuming.If you start plants indoor and get them big and bushy, then place several out a day or every few days.It is not that bad.Then make a feeding and water schedule up that will allow you to service all your plants according to your schedule.I try to make 3 different areas with several strains for harvest in mid sept thru mid oct.Use natural water in springs and creeks carry only 2 water jugs each a gallon.Carry nutes in small back pack.Then hop from plant to plant as you were hiking.At harvest i cut and trim all bud in the woods and leave behind any trimmings for nature to despose of.My goal every year is to harvest 4 oz a plant which usally works out well.I have never been ripped off or had the law find any plants using this method.It is good exercise and very rewarding.

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Sounds like great plan :)

I guess you don't have to worry about deer and other critters, rabbits, that luv to eat weed plants.

That is basically what I do. It takes 5 hrs. of woods hiking to visit 23 plants.

Grow On! JPS