Protection: How to build a landmine.

Well not really

I have been looking around the forums and the net for ways that some people protect there OUTDOOR crop.

What I personally did last year was..

- Bear piss (canned) on a tree near crop
- In september I saw footprints, so I set up a tent (worked!)
- barbed wire on clearings.. prevents ATV's, etc.


I've also heard of people camping there crop.

What do you do to protect your babies?

i grow indoors, but friends that grow outside sleep out there the last 3 weeks of harvest to guard their crop.

im gonna sleep outside the whole time its flowering in a sleeping bag in the middle of my little 6 plant patch probably with a couple pit mix's and maybe a bat or knife .should be good without a gun.and a cheap electric fence to keep the dogs out

MediMaryUser said:

im gonna sleep outside the whole time its flowering in a sleeping bag in the middle of my little 6 plant patch probably with a couple pit mix's and maybe a bat or knife .should be good without a gun.and a cheap electric fence to keep the dogs out

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Tasers are a cheap and reliable weapon. just bring spare batteries. Their so high tech these days they even come with a flashlight right in the middle of them. lol

LOL.. For the ones with a life .. No i'm kidding, but sleeping with my babies wouldn't work.. As the wifey would kinda kill me.

Nevertheless, fencing.. Doesn't that draw attention?

I dont have it yet but me and a buddy are investing into some of those hunter cams in the next week. Game plan is to have one in the entrance of the area and one right before the actual grow spot.

Heres a link

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/index/index-display.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/subcategory/subcategory-index.jsp.4_A&_DAV=MainCatcat20712&returnPage=&rid=&returnQueryString=&navAction=push&navCount=0&parentId=cat20712&id=cat20098&cmCat=MainCatcat602006-cat601629

I have motion-activated machine guns and laser cannons. The really awesome thing about it is I get a lot of dead squirrels and birds for compost, so i don't have to haul out fertilizers...