luckey you than lol my area's turning ghetto gets worse every year, thats why the bought the helicopter

yep you'd expect more since i live in the subs of vancouver, but naw, and there are tons of forests around and if you really wanna go guerilla, its no more then a 30 minute drive to total seclusion, have you seen browndirtwarrior's vids?

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Try shooting those helicopters down!!

hahaha, thats hilarious, im thinking i should +rep you...

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Helicopter Shot Down Video

Watch and learn.

The man who shot it down was probably protecting his crop!

Anybody ever wonder if someone monitors these sites and then tracks back the servers to pinpoint growers?

that would be rather difficult seein as this site deletes our ip addresses every 5 mins lol. your safe

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shouldn't we be ok with shooting down pig o copters? i mean after all, it's our tax money that pays for those fuckin things, and the gas they waste. if we pay for them, shouldn't it be ok for us to decide to shoot em down too?

not that i'm advocating violence or anything. i'm just throwing stuff out there and seeing what sticks.

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Drug agents said Wednesday that they have recently seized about 37,000 marijuana plants from a four-county area in Washington, including more than 11,000 plants from the Yakama reservation.

The sweep -- an annual operation involving state, local and federal agencies -- took place over the last week and a half in Yakima, Klickitat, Benton and Skamania counties.

The largest of the 15-20 growing operations was found on an unspecified portion of Yakama land that is closed to the public, said Lt. Rich Wiley of the Washington State Patrol.

"These are Mexican drug-trafficking organizations growing out there and not members of the tribe," Wiley said. Yakama Nation officials "are working very hard to get this activity off of their lands."

The National Guard and U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency provide helicopters so drug agents can fly over remote areas looking for plots of marijuana.
One of the state's largest marijuana operations was found on Yakama lands during a similar aerial sweep in 2004. Authorities said the 65,000 plants they seized from the Satus Pass area would have been worth an estimated $35 million.

Wiley did not provide a value for the plants seized this year.

3,667 pot plants uprooted in remote Atascadero marijuana garden
The Associated Press
Article Launched: 08/10/2007 07:03:31 AM PDT


ATASCADERO, Calif.—Thousands of pot plants were uprooted after discovery of a major marijuana cultivation operation in a remote area of Highway 41. An Army Black Hawk helicopter was called in Thursday to airlift the 3,667 uprooted plants to a site for incineration. The street value of the marijuana hasn't been calculated, officials said.


U.S. Forest Service rangers had tipped San Luis Obispo County sheriff's deputies about the planting operation. Law enforcement officers hiked into the rugged area this week.


Men were seen running away but there were no arrests, Sgt. Brian Hascall said.
It was the second largest bust in the county this growing season, which runs from May until October, sheriff's Sgt. Rex Reese said. Some 61,000 plants were uprooted in a July 8 marijuana seizure off Highway 166.



Poor growers running..