any tips on spotter planes? i neeeeeed help

i have grow outdoors 4 5 years now and NEVER scene this amount of small planes how do i tell what ones are the DEA ones? and does anybody have any tips on how to hide them or what they do? any advice apreceated much thankz

i dunno about the planes, but the choppers are easy to spot and hear coming - hide them in a clump of trees, preferably cedar/juniper or something that looks like ur plants....

Just don't plant near the obvious locations such as near a creek and you should be fine unless your growing a corn field of Dank plants. If you see a chopper or plane don't run just keep walking or try to hide. The planes and choppers are hardly ever marked so its really hard to tell who is who. good luck hope this helped some.

yeah the choppers arent that common only one so far but the plains circle my area because im growing on blm i just dont know what ones are and what ones arent

im not shure where you live but here in idaho they use a heat sensing device to detect plants .because pot plants
give off a specific heat signature so ya i hope i hope i helped a lttle

panama red1 said:

im not shure where you live but here in idaho they use a heat sensing device to detect plants .because pot plants
give off a specific heat signature so ya i hope i hope i helped a lttle

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INCORRECT, pot does not give off a heat signature, people and hot ass HID lights give off heat signature because they are....HOT. You ever see someone use infrared on tv or some other shit, it shows you blue for cool and red for hot, now unless your plants are hot to the touch they arnt going to give off a signature.

The DEA uses these heat radars to pick up on grow houses. People use mad HID lighting when growing indoors and this puts of MAD heat, lighting ur house up like a christmas tree threw the radar. Dont get it twisted.

true that !! ultra lights , ultra lights , ultra lights. if u hear a flying weed eater get diggin!!

they dont give off heat but they DO reflect light differently than native plants

i believe he was referring to this concept below

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albedo