Yup just saw one helicopter fly low over Ocean View. He was hovering over one spot for a while, then he left for a bit then flew back over. Looked like he had a good camera on the side of his chopper. I'll update if I see more
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Hawaii Green harvest 2016
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No, it is most definitely GH. Lots of reports frim Hilo to Kau all week. I drove by the airport earlier this week and it was reeking of fresh herb near the helicopter hangars.
One of the guys started a 2017 GH thread here: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=343291
Hawaii still get flown a lot?
I've always wondered what'd it'd be like for a Guerilla there... do they stop to chop 3 or 4 plants? I know they grid the islands, but they obviously don't find everything, right?
I've always wondered what'd it'd be like for a Guerilla there... do they stop to chop 3 or 4 plants? I know they grid the islands, but they obviously don't find everything, right?
They fly maybe 1 or 2 weeks out of the year with a ground crew for the last couple years. When they utilize the ground crew seems to be the only time it matters, otherwise they just seem to be doing nothing but wasting gas.
The news says they are supposed to be flying grids in Puna the later half of this month "to study the volcano" but they will be using Green Harvest helicopters equipped with LIDAR camera's to study vegetation. I have a hunch that this will also coincide with a GH mission since the timing is similar to previous years.
Does Green Harvest still spray the plants in the forest? Use to hate that feeling of hiking couple hours, then finding some of the plants with orangish or purplish dye. and slowly watching them die from the top down over the next couple weeks. Was good incentive to keep patches to only 3 plants and spread them out far.
