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ambertrich · 12-28-2010, 10:02 PM

There is an interesting segment in Howard Mark's book Mr. Nice that gives some info on how they would pack large shipments to avoid detection by sniffer dogs. Not really rocket science, but does take a bit of thought.
If I remember correctly, they would have one of the cops they had working for them bring in dogs to test out the level of odor control before shipping the load out.

Nice looking out, H3ad.

Stress_test · 12-28-2010, 10:49 PM

There are other tricks that people use quite effectively. I was riding with some people and we got pulled over and went through the dog search and crap.
They walked the dog around the car about 6 times and he went nuts outside the car but jumped back out when they put him inside and went back to the front wheels every time. The handler got pretty upset and kept scolding the dog and trying to get it to alert inside but it just kept going back to the tires.

After they let us go the guy driving told me that there was several pounds stashed under the back seat. Then he told me that he had sprayed the front tires down with piss from a coyote bitch in heat. They must have figured that the dog was smelling something the car had run over.

corners · 11-25-2011, 03:16 PM

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I got searched recently going into Canada to see Iron Maiden. They ransacked the car and didn't find anything. I look like a long haired freak so they figured I must have something in there. They got out a hound dog and had him sniff around. At one point he suddenly looked directly at one of the customs immigration agents as if to say "I kinda smell something but not really."

One of the agents asked "So, WHAT KIND OF DRUGS DO YOU DO?" I was like "I don't do drugs." He said "No marijuana...?" I said no. He said "Did anyone ever smoke marijuana in your car? My girl was like "I don't know what the previous owner might have done" and I was thinking "WHAT?!" It was alright though. After a two hour hold up we made it to the gig in Toronto right as Maiden was about to go on!

Yeah, usually saying "its not my car" or" not sure who owned it before me" are really bad trigger words if you DONT want your car blown up or you searched

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Stress_test I'm always here when I'm not someplace else Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 2,527	There are other tricks that people use quite effectively. I was riding with some people and we got pulled over and went through the dog search and crap. They walked the dog around the car about 6 times and he went nuts outside the car but jumped back out when they put him inside and went back to the front wheels every time. The handler got pretty upset and kept scolding the dog and trying to get it to alert inside but it just kept going back to the tires. After they let us go the guy driving told me that there was several pounds stashed under the back seat. Then he told me that he had sprayed the front tires down with piss from a coyote bitch in heat. They must have figured that the dog was smelling something the car had run over. __________________ "I would. I'd really like to meet an honest man. But I'd have to lie to him cause I smoke pot." ______________________________ ______ First Outdoor Guerrilla Grow 2011 Understanding Ph. Ingenious $4 Walmart Cloner. SOG's DIY micro-cloning factory tutorial. (Very well illustrated and explained). Handy site for the Gardener (A wealth of information for any gardener). Sometimes when I'm really medicated, I can really crack me up.
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12-28-2010, 10:02 PM	#11
ambertrich Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: West Coast of the East Posts: 1,534	There is an interesting segment in Howard Mark's book Mr. Nice that gives some info on how they would pack large shipments to avoid detection by sniffer dogs. Not really rocket science, but does take a bit of thought. If I remember correctly, they would have one of the cops they had working for them bring in dogs to test out the level of odor control before shipping the load out. Nice looking out, H3ad.
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