I'm wondering how one can make dead drops very identifiable, yet discrete. Let me explain.
You can't exactly leave detailed gps coordinates, and if you are doing larger drops, like pounds, you have the issue of where to hide things. Grams hide much easier than pounds.
So if one is doing larger drops, say they us the highway system. They go on the highway, drive say 20 minutes out of the city, and then at a mile marker, you place a package wrapped in say black cloth directly across from the mile marker post. You take a photo of the package, and send them the information about which mile marker to stop at.
Something like that. How do you make identifiable photos without leaving any trace of where you left the package?
Mostly looking at large scale, pound/kilo is the limit. I'm thinking driving out during the day, finding some spots, writing them down, and then later using them at night is the best way to go about that.
You can't exactly leave detailed gps coordinates, and if you are doing larger drops, like pounds, you have the issue of where to hide things. Grams hide much easier than pounds.
So if one is doing larger drops, say they us the highway system. They go on the highway, drive say 20 minutes out of the city, and then at a mile marker, you place a package wrapped in say black cloth directly across from the mile marker post. You take a photo of the package, and send them the information about which mile marker to stop at.
Something like that. How do you make identifiable photos without leaving any trace of where you left the package?
Mostly looking at large scale, pound/kilo is the limit. I'm thinking driving out during the day, finding some spots, writing them down, and then later using them at night is the best way to go about that.