Are you sure youāll be able to find it once itās grown over? I sort of had that problem onceā¦lol
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GPS tracker is what you need, you need to get a geocache gadget that people use for finding and hiding stuff in the middle of know where.
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Iām a Pro at that sort of thing ! Lol yes mark a WP (way point) wait what r we talking about? Lol
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Trail blazing lol Yeh I have a very good sense of direction. I can usually find my way back to somewhere with way points. It just has to be subtle enough to see for your self and not cause attention to others. Little rock piles, or twist breaks in tree branches, in the direction of travel, nature doesnāt twist branches, it just snaps them. Yowies will twist break branches to mark territory, so keep your eyes peeled for them donāt want to be following a Yowie trail to its home lolā¦
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Tracks on GPS are nice to follow ,reflector pins also are really nice as well, but hide them at odd Angles so beams from flash lights tip other individuals off.
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I have removed hundreds of ticks from stray animals the trick is to pinch the skin perpendicularly to their body with tweezers just infront of their head. They donāt like it and will decouple backing away and just pluck them off never grab them by the body or head the head or fangs break off and cause you issues.
Youāre in the land of snakes and spiders Iād have thought one of them would get you before a tick would.
Stay safe
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37 in the ground at the moment with 23 confirmed females so might end up with around 30. Looks like most of the first lot have started to flower though.
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I will find them, i have been there plenty of times now and have a pretty good internal compass.
Trail markers of any kind are a no no.
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A smart phone is all you need for Geocaching these days.
I introduced dad to it a few years back and now it has become a big part of his life.
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Man I just caught up on this grow somehow, amazing.
I love the bush in australia. I was in NSW/Sydney and then Cairns about 10 years back.
Talk about lush, and you can fire up those 15 foot sativas with the latitude. What a dream!
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Your grow is looking good best of luck with ticks and snakes . I always spray down with Deep Woods Off with Deet socks pants legs any exposed skin . Loaded with Ticks mosquitos here and Rattlesnakes .
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Looking good @Pedro_Bann
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Thanks mate, hopefully still looking that way in a few weeks.
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You have managed to stay away for 11 days? Nice job man 
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Yep and another couple weeks to go, I have kept myself busy so far but I canāt just keep building rooms onto the houseā¦ itās not even my house, itās a rental.
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Hey mate, great job all round. Fellow Aussie here, SEQ. Saw this post and decided to join to follow along. About to do the same myself, got the wild camping gear and mountain bike as well for three times the fun. Got some really nice landrace strains on Monday that Iām so keen to start. I like your choice of thai, hope its pure! Youāre in for a treat.
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Not sure I could do 11 days away without looking. You must be itching peddy B
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Welcome to OverGrow @DIEmicrosoft.
Thereās a few of us SEQ guys here.
Hopefully the season goes alright for you mate with a bit of an odd start with all the fire warnings being so dry.
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My feet are getting itchy mate but thereās just no reason to be out there.
The less trekking is less signs of me being there and less chance to be spotted etc.
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Whatās the absolute latest you would plant?, or should I just prepare and wait for next season? Mainly have pure sativaās with a couple of pure indicaās.
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