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Curious discovery along E. County Rd. 750 N. in Brownsburg
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tbhausen
Master
And a few hundred yards further down, this… Clearly not a case of littering. Some kind of pest control going on here on the telephone wires across the road?
Doug
Grandmaster
It's classified.
I could tell you, but....well you know the rest.
I could tell you, but....well you know the rest.
Are they definitely CO2, or are they nitrous oxide "whippits"? Maybe someone had a big party! 
Never ceases to amaze me the amount of "outdoorsmen" who believe the rest of us should have to wade through the trash that they left for us. 
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I'm kind of wondering if it was used for drug manufacturing...
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Jaybird1980
Grandmaster
Definitely strange. No matter what they were used for why just throw them out in a field or side of the road.
I hate people dumping their trash out for someone else to deal with. The dirt road around the corner from me is the dumping grounds for many and it pisses me off.
I think DD is probably right and they're nitrous oxide canisters.
I hate people dumping their trash out for someone else to deal with. The dirt road around the corner from me is the dumping grounds for many and it pisses me off.
I think DD is probably right and they're nitrous oxide canisters.
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Stuff like this infuriates me….. how hard is to to put it in a trash can?
stocknup
Expert
It is kind of odd .....looks like someone took the time to gather them up from somewhere ? ( both have trash bags in the photos)
Then tossed them from a vehicle ?
That is a Lot of canisters . Can`t imagine what you would have to be doing to go thru that many .
Then tossed them from a vehicle ?
That is a Lot of canisters . Can`t imagine what you would have to be doing to go thru that many .
I find trash much like that on the roadside of the property I hunt in Tippecanoe county.
I have picked up and disposed of, in no particular order, all of the following,
Toilet
Queen box springs and mattress
Deer carcasses
A dog carcass
Cowlings from the front end of cars
Meth lab remnants
Flower pots with unknown dead plants
Alcohol bottles
Fast food wrappers
An aquarium...
I routinely walk the length of the property and police the trash even though the property doesn't belong to me.
I feel it's the least I can do for the owner since they give me permission to hunt.
That, and I just can't stand to look out over my hunting ground and see trash everywhere.
I have picked up and disposed of, in no particular order, all of the following,
Toilet
Queen box springs and mattress
Deer carcasses
A dog carcass
Cowlings from the front end of cars
Meth lab remnants
Flower pots with unknown dead plants
Alcohol bottles
Fast food wrappers
An aquarium...
I routinely walk the length of the property and police the trash even though the property doesn't belong to me.
I feel it's the least I can do for the owner since they give me permission to hunt.
That, and I just can't stand to look out over my hunting ground and see trash everywhere.
We used to camp in the "party cove" at Lake Monroe when DoggyMama and I first got together. We got tired of spending the first couple of hours before we could even set up camp, cleaning up all the trash left behind by the previous "campers" that had used the spot (not in a campground - just a place on shore). There would be broken beer bottles, food cans, and all manner of trash left behind.
We started camping on the idle zone side of the lake and it was much different. There would occasionally be "some" trash, but nothing like the other side.
I think the nitrous ones have to have a green stripe or a green end on them to denote they contain N2O.
Those look like CO2 for sure.
Edit: found it, red
Those look like CO2 for sure.
Edit: found it, red
I didn't know about the marking, but there's also a slight size difference too I think. Of course that couldn't be determined from the pics. I'm still leaning toward some kind of illicit use due to the quantity involved. Maybe someone was paranoid about having them show up in their trash if they were being watched by the police or something.
armalitesheepdog
Master
I may be naive but what the hell is a whippet.....Some kinda dope.
(Insert Hank Hill voice)
No really what is it?
(Insert Hank Hill voice)
No really what is it?
rugertoter
Master
So, this was some kind of "baker's" outdoor survival event going on?
