Wait, so people move to a small community like that to cook up meth? Thats a little scary, you should run people like that out of town.

I agree with you about big cities, Don't like em. But I didn't think Denver or Omaha was all that bad. Oh and I REALLY liked Boise Idaho!

Haha, they don't move here. But we have a VERY large Anhydrous ammonia storage facility located in our county about 10 miles from where I set here at home. We have caught folks from Arkansas with hand drawn maps of how to get there. One Einstein we stopped as he was trying to drill a hole in the bottom of a 500 gallon tank so he could drain out about 5 gallons!

Plenty of them around here too. Small towns = easier to get by with.

I don't know if he was telling the truth or not, but a drug task force officer told me once that depending on the supply/demand thing a quart of Anhydrous Ammonia could be sold for $500.00! We've caught more than one farmer sellin to (they thought) Meth cooks.

Yeah and it don't help when your state leads the nation as the largest meth producer.

That pisses me off, I never understood why people would need to do drugs like that, why would you want to be all hyper all the time?

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Our area is big in meth and pot. Used to be big moonshine area, but those old-timers are about all gone.

Wouldn't doubt it. Precursors are hard to get and getting harder to get, thanks to laws put in place to make meth harder to make. Just having the ingredients here is same as having the drug

Downside to those laws is I have to show my ID every time I need a pack of Sudofed.

Just got a call that we have a lost teenager in the mountains, 9 degrees and winds of about 25 mph plus some snow. Doesn't sound good.

Yup same here Todd. Precursors can carry the same penalty and bond as for having actual Meth.