it would be ok to grab a little and let them know you were there, depending on the size of the area and how well they were tended i think they would notice. once on a job in kentucky our whole crew found a patch. we were doing geological surveying. it was a cross country one. it was probably 30 ft around and had chicken wire around it, they were less than a ft tall. all i have to say is that whoever owned it must have been freaked out when they came back. when people go through with machetties and clear brush, and 20 or 30 other people walk through doing their various jobs, it leaves a trail.our lines were getting laid less than 5 ft from this garden, no body touched it or as far as i know did anything about it because we were all a bunch of smokers anyway. it was a cool thing to see though. id be scared to go back to it, but maybe he/she got a harvest anyways.
twoguysupnorth Reviewed by twoguysupnorth on . What do I do if I find cannabis plants growing in the wild? This question comes up every year about this time. You might be out hiking and stumble across a single cannabis plant, or a whole bunch of them. Your first reaction might be, "wow, that's a lot of pot, I can't wait to get it home and smoke it! That's enough for the whole winter!", or even "I bet I can sell that stuff and pay off my car loan!" But please stop and think for a moment. Someone has put those plants there, taken risks, and worked hard caring for them since June. They Rating: 5