Scouting a guerilla grow spot

Is the soil really that bad in the woods...Ive heard both sides here and i dont know what to do. I want to start growing out in my woods but people cant make up there mind on if its worth it or not.

Dig the holes now 2 foot by 3 foot and fill in your own mix of soil,cover with leaves and go back in the spring to plant.If it is a very dry summer you might have to carry in water.

yeah google earth is the shit!!!
try that where you at?
theres alot good spots in cali ._<

The spot I've been using is getting developed. I used to walk to it ( long walk) from my house at night to plant, water, feed and harvest. The area I live has lots of dense forest but very few open area. I work for a University and after searching with Google Earth and not finding anywhere that looked safe I used satellite land cover data and found a sweet spot. It about 2 miles from the nearest road but accessible from a canoe (half mile from shore) south facing slope, young forest with a few open areas. I am looking for some strain to plant. I want to use a reliable Canadian bank and need something cheap for my poor ass. Anyone have suggestion for some low maintenance strains that finish around mid-september? Right now I am looking at Dutch Treat and Brenda's Skunk X NL from East Island Seed Co. Both about $50 for 10 and finish around Sept 15. Anyone have experience with these?

Jtoth3ustin said:

sorry i aint read the whole thread. but some guy gave me a good idea for finding an outdoor op... tape some dollar bills or quaters toa tree u htink someone might see. chek it in like a month if its still there. no one goes near there...... pe@ce

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LOL why not leave bread crums,

what do people do when they don't live near a "forest" ??? Like in AZ and through parts of the southwest? All thats there is Rock Mountains, Dry Brush... but vast landscape?

i hope your not tryin to say some shit plantpants. sorry i aint stingy enough to risk a couple bux to find a good spot..... yea google just came out with this new shit idk if its new but my boy showed me. you can search anyones address and see there house in 3D. they got me and my boy sittin on his front steps smokin a blunt. FUCKING GREAT......

Have easy access to a water source,my biggest mistake this seoson, had to clime up 120 feet up a 45 degree hill with 20kg of water on my shoulder, but hey my thais are hatd like steel right now.

I read somewhere that instead of taping money to a tree, hang a compass up onto a branch in plain view. seeing money on a tree in the middle of nowhere seems like somethings up. this past year I used trail cams. that way I know when and who was there.

also use the winter to your advantage. after finding that perfect place deep into the woods and away from civilization I find it easiest to trek in all my soil and supplies with a toboggan and snow shoes. just make sure you do so before a big dump to cover your tracks

also use the winter to your advantage. after finding that perfect place deep into the woods and away from civilization I find it easiest to trek in all my soil and supplies with a toboggan and snow shoes. just make sure you do so before a big dump to cover your tracks[/quote]


that is freaking brilliant man!! never thought of doing that with the toboggan, beats haulling all that shit with your arms and walkin through razor sharp raspberry canes,,,

Dont forget the hunters are out there doing there thing right now...

Yea, I'm waiting a few weeks after the new year before I go back again. My plot is also near a good fishing spot. When it warms up I was thinking of catching some fish, cleaning them, and throwing some scraps at the bottom of a few holes as fertilizer. Anyone ever use fish remains as a form a fertilizer?

I'd imagine some animal would find the fish and eat it and save the plant for desert!!! But i have used fish it's ok....

Not to be an asshole but I wanna go farm hunting now. Kinda like the shrooming think, ya know?

Hahah seems rewarding... VERY

I have no idea skippy, I'm sorry...