leo pulls the entire plant. rippers take harvest, leave the remains. that's the best general rule on who got your crop.My question is there like a procedure these eradication forces go through when doing their thing? Is anyone aware of this procedure.
leo likes to stake out on Fridays and Saturday morning. they pull Saturday afternoon. I've had over 10 gardens busted this way.
best time during the day is sunday morning, however it was on a sunday morning that I saw the dude with the badge around his neck so he violated my above general rule. this crop was not busted by local leo imo. it was state or dea. i've personally seen dea jackets in very very small outdoor gardens. local leo is pretty sloppy. the guys that busted and then harvested for themselves my crop were very skilled. I can tell the skill level of the surveillance via my prior experiences over the last 25 years.
I came back Tuesday morning and got my harvest of mature buds and came back a week after the hard freeze on like a Wednesday morning iirc.
i'm in se usa; hot, humid, skeeters, fire ants. the fire ants are by far the worst. local leo does not care enough about a few plants to go "full monty".
the federal agents and the federal cannabis prohibition laws are not logical. if they were logical cannabis would be legal to some degree everywhere.
the feds and state agents have quotas. big garden, small garden, fuck it. it's a notch on the belt. quota numbers for the statistics showing how they are protecting the children from "reefer madness".
I strongly suspect the dea has bonuses for any pilot (airplane, helicopter) that spots a patch. it saves them lots of effort, time, equiptment. it would definitely explain the over zealous aireal surveillance in my area.