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Well, it's pretty damn mountainous at the farmland and nobody in the right mind hikes through there (posted signs/ video camera signs/ gun owner signs) all ours of course and gated. I'm just worried about choppers seeing them really.

I was looking at Attitiude and MSNL for there autos, any other places that have good colder/humid variety?

Well, lights are expensive, the good soil is out there, no tent or extra closet. It just seems to be the best option. And in the farmers head it seems like s/he's least likely to get caught out there.

I appriciate the answers. I've always heard they just rip them and leave if it's not too many. The hypothetical person didn't want to plant on someone else's property but it's an option none the less, any input on that? If the owner never visits it and is left open to anyone?

How would they know it wasn't the neighboring farmers?

Hypothetically in the future

Either one really, I just wouldn't want ol' McDonald to be arrested, you feel me?

Like federally funded choppers, I might sound like a dumbass if that's not the case but that's the only thing I could think of that would spot them. The theoretical farm is gated.

Let's say maybe 2 autos and 8 photos all sitting alone and spread out far. Where people don't tend to walk

So the owners would be shit outta luck?

Let's say someone had a farm, far from where they live, let's say 4 hour drive away. If they did a relatively small grow on random parts of their property and the Feds somehow found the plants can they prove that the owner(s) planted it or can they assume someone else did? Also, thank you for...