HOW TO TRANSPORT LESS THAN 1oz of bud on a plane

TokingToker

Active Member
i know this is a little bit of an old post, but im going to Chicago in a couple of months on a school trip. i was wondering what people thought of using tea bags. If i take a couple of the bags out of a box and replace the herbs inside with marijuana, then tie the bags back up and put them with the other untampered tea bags if they would notice at the airport. just bring the box of tea bags in my backpack as a carry-on.

last year i brought 6 single wrapped brownies and they didnt say anything...
 

Oskilatah

Active Member
okay now how about a pipe...i have a tobacco pipe but i smoke the ganja out of it.
can i just throw that in my suitcase or what?
 

doctorD

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I go through several major airports and never had any problems. First keep it on your person not in your luggage. Then if things start to get strange you can detour to the bathroom. Once you check you luggage itd out of your control. I would think a dog would be working the conveyor belts in the back more than out front. I put it in a zip lock and compress it as much as I can. I then put it in another ziplock and roll it up. Then use some packing tape to keep it all together. You want 2 bags because when you pull off the tape you will rip the shit out of the bag and not have anything to keep your nug in. Then just crotch it and you will be fine. You dont want it in your pocket in case security pulls you out of like you can empty your pockets with no fear. I have also packed a glass bowl in the bag with the weed but you dont need to you can just pick up papers or whatever at your destination. I also understand the dogs are trained to look not only for drugs but things used to hid drugs like coffee. So I dont think thats a good idea. If I see a dog I just wonder the other way. If you have good situationatal awareness you can see the dogs a mile away. Long before they can smell you. Good luck
 
Just got back from NYC, went through Laguardia... weirdest thing happened while I was being screened. I went through the metal screener, and set it off. I had nothing to set it off... just a shirt, shorts, and sandals. i got searched, and they found a book i had in my back pocket I'd forgotten about. Went through the detector, no problem. I spent the entire flight wondering how an old book from the '50's with NO front or back cover (just the pages) set off a detector. ???
 

CrackerJax

New Member
Just got back from NYC, went through Laguardia... weirdest thing happened while I was being screened. I went through the metal screener, and set it off. I had nothing to set it off... just a shirt, shorts, and sandals. i got searched, and they found a book i had in my back pocket I'd forgotten about. Went through the detector, no problem. I spent the entire flight wondering how an old book from the '50's with NO front or back cover (just the pages) set off a detector. ???
Old books used lead in their ink. That is what set it off. The lead. :wink:
 

tahoe58

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a wolf (and other canids) can smell the traces left behind by prey tracks and after following them a short distance will determine whether it is traveling in or against the direction of its prey travel. Very Sensitive stuff. Walking ON!!~~~~ :o
trained dogs can smell down to the molecular level.
 

sunni

Administrator
Staff member
the last thing id like to do is put a bunch of weed near my fucking penis in boxer briefs like that is just comedy waiting to happen with the dogs and the briefs and the penis....hahah
 

tahoe58

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I'm not gonna say how I travel with it cuz its secret. lol! been traveling with it everywhere in the world ... literally ..... but I acknowledge that I have been lucky as well. Some close calls, but ***touch wood*** all's peaceful on the western front. Walking ON!!~~~~~
 

CrackerJax

New Member
I had a contract a few years ago to a very big corporation and I had to deliver a "product" (I can't say, it would give me away) every third day and pass through two check points. Now I had to be there by 7:00 and I had an 1&1/2 hour trip each way. I'd leave at 5:00 and smoke a nice spliff on the way up. I always had roaches i my ashtray. Now each morning I had to go through this check point, get weighed (my truck, not me :lol:) and come back through the same check point. One morning I go through, say HI.....no worries. On my return 10 minutes later, there was a cop car at the checkpoint and an officer with a DOG!!! let me tell you I puckered right up. Now I HAD to go through and they already saw me as I rounded the curve...... c'est la vie I told myself and put on a big smile. They asked me to step out and that dog went over every inch of my truck and trailer and "product". Inside my cab as well...I had to leave the doors open. I was joking with the regular guard the whole time.....talk about putting on a front :wink: After a couple of very long minutes, they said I could go. I did...quickly. Three days later the reg guard told me that was a bomb dog. He winked and said, they don't cross train them. We both laughed our arses off, and I laid a doobie on him...

That dog was awesome though....nothing but respect for him.
 

tahoe58

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CJ ... freakin awesome story. Pucker Up for sure. You are a man of the namesake titanium stainless steel cajones! Walk on!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~

CAUTION: NEVER allow such devices become rusty .... this is only a symptom of a much larger problem .... hahahaha!)
 
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