You know, if you haven't already loaded up the U-Haul and hit the road, you might want to give some serious thought to Hawaii. I used to live there, and the Big Island is just made for growing dope. An island the size of the state of Connecticut, with only 120,000 people living on it - 115,000 of whom don't give a rat's ass about anyone's business but their own. There are places where if you just hike in a mile or two off the main road, you're walking on ground that no human being's set foot on in 10 years. Place is huge, thousands of square miles of public land, and the beauty of it is that there are so many people growing dope, if you plant small patches (like under 25 or 30 plants), they won't waste time trying to bust you. If they find it, they'll just spray it with a helicopter and move on. Sure, you lose that particular patch, but you don't go to jail. They don't have the resources to stake out every patch they find. Grow year round, plant patches all over the place, and you'll always have a crop coming in.
Another nice thing about the Big Island is that rent and property is extremely cheap, compared to most places on the mainland. When I lived in Hilo, I had a 12th story 2-bedroom apartment with a balcony, right on the beach, and I paid 650 a month. Most mainland cities, you can't even rent a cardboard box for that. Land's cheap, too, if you get 10 or 15 miles out of town. If you don't mind living close to the volcano, you can find good land with an ocean view for $1,000 an acre or so. Can't beat that anywhere.
