Unit, observed marijuana growing near Highway 90 in Claiborne County, Tennessee.  Agents searched the area and discovered four patches of marijuana.  Marlow consented, in writing, to a search of his home and property.  The search revealed the following:

Home:

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Two receipts indicating the purchase of eight bags of lime, four fifty-pound bags of 6-12-12 fertilizer, and four fifty-pound bags of 10-10-10 fertilizer.


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Shed belonging to John Trammel, but used by Marlow:


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Starter trays, flower pots, potting soil, lime, post-hole diggers, a shovel, a metal fence post driver, and a sickle.

Blue building inside Marlow's yard:

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A "four-wheeler" vehicle (ATV), several small bags of Miracle-Gro plant food, and starter trays.  In the attic was a platform allegedly used to dry marijuana.  On the platform was fresh marijuana residue.


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Outside the buildings,a strip mine.  A four-wheeler trail from the back of the blue building led to the road.  Agents found Patch 2 at the end of a path that began at a clearing behind the Marlow home.  This patch contained 172 growing plants and fifty-two cut plants, for a total of 224 plants.  Along the path, agents found a Miracle-Gro plant food bag and a bag of 10-10-10 fertilizer.  Agents also discovered in Patch 2 a green garden hose used for irrigation.  The hose led back to the side of the blue building.


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The agents found Patch 3 at the end of a second path leading from the clearing behind the Marlow home.  This patch contained forty plants;  four-wheeler tracks led up