pine plantation and forestry ranger/ worker patrols

[simpsonfan]

looking for anyone who knows the workings for forestry patrols does anyone know how often the forestry workers and rangers patrol the logging roads and also is it better to transport your seedlings at night or does the forestry patrol more at night for illegal hunters ect..... any help on the pine forestry management would be awesome cheers

[simpsonfan]

does anyone no the workings of the forestry patrols of logging roads in nsw and ranger patrols on pine plantations and do they patrol more on weekends  and when would be the best time to transport plant to the plots Any help would be great maybe from an ex pine forest workers  t hanks guys

Edited September 26, 2014 by simpsonfan

[simpsonfan]

anyone know anything about forestry patrols in the pine regions

[Husky]

Can I suggest you scout the area , with no seedlings, go for a recreational drive at different times, different days. I use to have to travel deep into and out the other side of large plantation near Jenolan caves, to get to construction site many years ago.

 

The forestry activity is intense when they harvesting, so stay away from compartments that look fully mature, 6 months later when plants are all go, these boys in flanny's will strip 20 square miles back to dirt in a few weeks.

 

Try and learn you locations, I don't think anyone here can tell you the patrol times of a forest, even if we knew the forest. For what its worth , I never seen any patrols, only harvester crews and 100's of trucks.

 

And try not to get shot, there are crazies in there at night, pissed and firing at anything, go in daylight.

[Sir PsychoHashy]

Don't really know anything about forestry patrols, but I can offer a small amount of sensible advice.

 

If you are guerilla growing on any public land, do it during daylight hours, and have a reason for being there ready to give if asked, by anyone, so it comes out naturally.  Bushwalking, fishing, birdwatching, whatever, but if you are sneaking around in the dark, whilst less likely to run into anyone, it would be more likely to be someone in authority, and it will look suspicious.

 

Personally, I'd give pine plantations a miss.  They are a commercial enterprise, and they are tended to.  Used to know a couple of Kiwis who worked in our local pine forests, and they systematically work their way through the plantations pruning branches and shit.  Sooner or later someone will get to your plot location, granted your average Kiwi tree lopper won't tell the coppers, but they will likely come back and claim your shit to smoke.

 

Having a car parked in a public forest or National Park isn't necessarilly illegal, but be thoughtful about what you carry in your car in those areas, as it's likely that your car will be searched if the coppers find you driving around in those areas, as they know that growers and illegal hunters, or even shroom pickers, get up to their naughty shit in there.

 

Plan ahead, and be sensible.

[Husky]

He triple posted looking for advice, I couldn't leave him, for fear of 4th post. Then Hashy helps out same time as me   Good Advice to Hashy

Edited September 26, 2014 by Husky

[simpsonfan]

sorry bout the 4 posts bit stoned but that sounds plausible during the day im not to worryied bot the police out there I wasn't planting in the pine plantation im planting in the natural conifers next to streems n creeks in the pine plantations iv heard that the forestry cant touch near streems and creeks im just curious on if they patrol the logging roads and if they can pull you over and  have the right to search you and  what time of day would be best to transport my plant to the plot say 6 am  or what also anyone know the workings of pig hunters do they hunt day or night in the pines also is it better to go to the plot weekdays or weekends  plots are prepared and amended the soils ect... just need the most help possible on this stuff its the biggest grow iv done and I really need a pay day poverty is not good.

Edited September 27, 2014 by simpsonfan

[louise]

I think you need to rethink your plan...

[simpsonfan]

the whole point of guerilla growing is get in without a trace and disappear without a trace im thinking out side the box here so calm ya farm woman

[Sir PsychoHashy]

The whole point of guerilla growing is to be stealthy, and mitigate your risks as much as humanly possible in order to minimize your chance of losing you plants, and/or getting busted.  And, as far as I'm concerned growing for money is commercial cropping, not guerilla growing While I'm sure some would disagree, it cerainly ain't in the spirit.

 

Planting next to waterways, growing inside worked pine plantations, and doing it for money, all the while making plans whilst high as a fucken kite????  Sounds like you've done your research and know what you're doing.  Do us a favour and write a book about your growing experience so we can all learn to be as smart as you.

 

Can't wait to see Lou's response to "calm your farm woman", should be good.