evanpower
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hahaha! didnt see thatEspecially for a guy in nevada asking about michigan.
Howdy neighbor
good hiding places.
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GreenSurfer
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The incinerator idea...I like your style. 
Great idea...here is some rep for you!
As for stashing things in your home, I completely agree with you. I've used the pvc cache method before for 'smelly' stashes outside the house. $$ and other normal valuable items I stash here since there is no link between the two.
And, I'd love to see the K9 that can smell a small 1.25lb stash in a sealed, camoflaged PVC cache under 11 feet of springfed pond water...ten feet from shore! Just a sandwich, fly rod and canoe trip to re-up.
But in the house, yeah...you are always toast.
Great idea...here is some rep for you!As for stashing things in your home, I completely agree with you. I've used the pvc cache method before for 'smelly' stashes outside the house. $$ and other normal valuable items I stash here since there is no link between the two.
And, I'd love to see the K9 that can smell a small 1.25lb stash in a sealed, camoflaged PVC cache under 11 feet of springfed pond water...ten feet from shore! Just a sandwich, fly rod and canoe trip to re-up.
But in the house, yeah...you are always toast.
DR growgood
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in a safe they cant go in a safe my freind is a police officer nypd and he says they cant go in it. its like having a security doposit box at the bank same rulz applie by the way my friend use to be the biggest stoner to how he became a cop is beyond me.make sure u bolt the safe to the floor too from the inside so no one can take it.
unknownuk420
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if im in when i get raided im gonna eat my stash!cant really eat pounds though i would chuck it in with my pigs they would eat it quick lol.
specialkayme
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I appreciate the claim, but I'm always weary of 'I have a friend' stories. Anyone have a link to a website stating law that could confirm this?
Just curious, and thanks for the tip.
specialkayme
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Haha, well, they might not have the dogs finding you, but maybe someone watching you go out in a canoe might do it. I don't know your personal circumstances, but it seems like a good idea.The incinerator idea...I like your style.
As for stashing things in your home, I completely agree with you. I've used the pvc cache method before for 'smelly' stashes outside the house. $$ and other normal valuable items I stash here since there is no link between the two.
And, I'd love to see the K9 that can smell a small 1.25lb stash in a sealed, camoflaged PVC cache under 11 feet of springfed pond water...ten feet from shore! Just a sandwich, fly rod and canoe trip to re-up.
But in the house, yeah...you are always toast.
Stoney McFried
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If I told you, I'd have to kill you.
peacemane420
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what my dealer did was have a small stash somewhere and when she got raided she jsut told them where that like 2 oz stash was. but the dumbass cops didnt search anywhere else leaving a qp in the back of a desser lol
panhead
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Have you ever had a search warrant read to you or been allowed to read one to see what happens ? your friend is so wrong its beyond silly,the cops show up with a warrant allowing them to search the home & any & all items within the home,if your shits in a safe bolted down & you refuse to open it they will call the fire department,they will bring in an industrial cut saw with a diamond blade & cut the door off your shit right in front of you.On top of searching the premisis warrants ALWAYS include any & all vehicles on the property & garage areas.
Your friend might be a rent a cop for Sugar Bear Security but he sure aint no NYPD cop telling you false info like that.
misshestermoffitt
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This cactus is all one big root tangled chunk. The roots only go about 6 inches deep, so the rest of that big pot is just dirt. I can and have pried it up with a shovel, scraped out some dirt, stashed some stuff and put the cactus right back down again. Dump some water on it to arrange the dirt. Done. This would be for longer term storage, you wouldn't want to get in and out of that every day.
Just as long as what you're stashing is watertight. I would think mason jars, with the tops waxed over would work great. I doubt a dog could smell that either. Plus I don't see the cops digging through that prickly pear. That bastard bites.
I've also hidden stuff in my honeysuckle vine. It's over a huge corner of my fence and it's so thick you can shove a container in it and no one will ever know it's there. Cool eh?
Just as long as what you're stashing is watertight. I would think mason jars, with the tops waxed over would work great. I doubt a dog could smell that either. Plus I don't see the cops digging through that prickly pear. That bastard bites.
I've also hidden stuff in my honeysuckle vine. It's over a huge corner of my fence and it's so thick you can shove a container in it and no one will ever know it's there. Cool eh?
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canadianreefer
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hahahaha really...
matt+amber4ever
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the incenorator idea is probably the best, because no matter what, if you've ever even touched the shit theres a sent trail, so the next best thing would be get it the fuck gone and fast, besides, ashes are just ashes, no proof there. besides that the dummy stash is a good idea, just keep some little stash in an obvious hiding place, a jar or some shit in your living room, and keep the rest wherever you want
Vizion420
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yeah those fucking dogs can smell traces for a good while lil bastards but they good at it , oh and do not cover smell up withpepper or something of that sort you will get fucked on charges for ruining that dogs nose trust me haha ive known it to hapen before the fuckin dogs just like an officer in those fuckers books
