Thanks for the insight.

I think Outback is right on this one. Not for common folks anyways. Some of the wealthy folks might hire it done, but then again they probably already do.

I have a friend who does it and turns a good profit, but........ 1. He is located in close proximity to a bunch of high dollar leases that Florida folks have. 2. It’s supplemental income to
Him. He already has the equipment because his primary business is landscaping, land clearing, etc.

He does turn probably 30% of his yearly revenue from food plotting in a 4-5 week window though. Just don’t think you could do enough in only that one window to justify your expenses or call it a “business”.