Just a few of more then 1,000 marijuana plants found growing on three acres behind a chicken farm. The farm's owner alerted police after finding the illegal growing operation. (August 5, 2009)
ONALASKA -
Someone set up an outdoor pot-growing operation behind a chicken farm in Onalaska, in Lewis County.
Deputies say the farm's owner had no idea it was there.
Police found a camp in the woods -- right in the middle of a thousand marijuana plants.
The plants were spread out over three acres -- and valued at about $300,000.
Police say many people had access to the land and so far they have no suspects.
Deputies say the farm's owner had no idea it was there.
Police found a camp in the woods -- right in the middle of a thousand marijuana plants.
The plants were spread out over three acres -- and valued at about $300,000.
Police say many people had access to the land and so far they have no suspects.
