[at-l] Pot farms in the National Forests

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In a message dated 2007-07-25 10:59:22 Eastern Daylight Time,  
jim.bullard at gmail.com writes:

Unfortunately, yes. It is fairly common for pot growers to use  someone
else's land, not just National Forest land, to grow their crops.  That way
they have to be caught tending or harvesting it for law  enforcement to
connect them to it.


However, if the "crop" is on private land and the authorities find it the  
owner of the land is liable for arrest and perhaps confiscation of the land  
(depending upon the law of the state where it occurs), and also may be  
incarcerated as well.  
 
Check out your property regularly.
 
Skylander



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