NeL's guerilla grow 2010
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northeastern lights
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So this year I figure I'd go a bit more into detail of how I go about my guerilla ops.
Obviously location is key. Entering and exiting without being seen or causing suspicion is a must.
I always park at different spots and either walk or ride in. Second thing I always do is carry a fishing pole. $12 for the fishing pole and $99 for the bike at walmart. These 2 items are really important in my ops.
Obviously location is key. Entering and exiting without being seen or causing suspicion is a must.
I always park at different spots and either walk or ride in. Second thing I always do is carry a fishing pole. $12 for the fishing pole and $99 for the bike at walmart. These 2 items are really important in my ops.
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northeastern lights
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Here we have my basic tools. The shovel, pick, trimmers, gloves and a backpack. All essential tools to start and maintain the patch.
I also have a hatchet and an ax that are already out on the patch. All the tools will be spray bombed camo colors to blend in better. They stay out the entire season usually under some pine branches or tucked under some vegetation.
I also have a hatchet and an ax that are already out on the patch. All the tools will be spray bombed camo colors to blend in better. They stay out the entire season usually under some pine branches or tucked under some vegetation.
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northeastern lights
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So here we have some moth balls and irish spring soap to deter animals from harming or comming near the patch. They have sucessfully kept deer, moose, beavers and other animals away from the patch. I spread the moth balls around the perimiter of the patch on the ground. The soap I put some on little wooden stakes around the patch and kinda wherever I can stick them. Animals dislike strong man made scents.
You'd be crazy to go out without a TON of this
You'd be crazy to go out without a TON of this
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notoriousb
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high and scribed man. raeding this new thread has remotivated me to really kill it this summer 
definitely need the mosquito repellent. I forgot to spray some on when I went out late afternoon and they got my elbows so hard, it looked like one giant bite. fucking assholes
you dont reuse the same spots tho do you?
definitely need the mosquito repellent. I forgot to spray some on when I went out late afternoon and they got my elbows so hard, it looked like one giant bite. fucking assholes
you dont reuse the same spots tho do you?
northeastern lights
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northeastern lights
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high and scribed man. raeding this new thread has remotivated me to really kill it this summer
definitely need the mosquito repellent. I forgot to spray some on when I went out late afternoon and they got my elbows so hard, it looked like one giant bite. fucking assholes
you dont reuse the same spots tho do you?
Usually I don't. This year I am resuing 1 and have a couple new ones. Might as well throw up a pic of each patch last season. For those of you who don't know last season I grew Grapefruit X NYCD along with some Hijack.
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northeastern lights
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Now when I make drops or do pick ups I always have my police scanner tuned in to the local police just incase any suspicious activity is reported I will HOPEFULLY be alerted and have time to leave. Also I like to use a spotter, sometimes 2 and communicate via walkie talkies. This makes bringing in plants, mix ect. alot more comfortable.
midwestmaster
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I think this is the browndirtwarrior or he's learned a lot from him lol
Wise420
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Extremely impressive mate, exellent job on the girls last year, cant wait to see this years grow
Do you have a water source near your plots?
esteguevon
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sub fricken scribed! this thing looks 1) sweet and 2) a shitload like what im about to do. 1 q. how far away from people do u grow? like meaning how far away is that from any know path?
four2zerOallday
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So here we have some moth balls and irish spring soap to deter animals from harming or comming near the patch. They have sucessfully kept deer, moose, beavers and other animals away from the patch. I spread the moth balls around the perimiter of the patch on the ground. The soap I put some on little wooden stakes around the patch and kinda wherever I can stick them. Animals dislike strong man made scents.
You'd be crazy to go out without a TON of this
I'll have to try the soap trick this summer. Thanks for the tip. +rep
midwestmaster
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I swear this guy is copying brown dirt warrior check out his videos on youtube. browndirt should get the credit lol check his videos out there on outdoor gorilla growing
northeastern lights
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Listen guy I do what I do regardless long before Brown Dirt, so you can stop hating
. Yeah I've seen the BDW videos when it happened. He was a member here to promote his video. Guys cool in m book.
northeastern lights
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Extremely impressive mate, exellent job on the girls last year, cant wait to see this years grow
Do you have a water source near your plots?
Water is within 50 ft of all the patches.
As far as possible, and through some very dense vegetation. Not any where you would see someone wandering.
midwestmaster
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Hey man I give u ur props but I'm just saying u obviously picked up ah little knowledge from brown dirt not trying 2 piss anybody off just pointing it out why so defensive? Lol
