[dennisw]

I doubt it - that's the point of planning it out in advance. You don't really think that the guys who do this are just rushing out there with some rope and a cooler of beer, and sort of hoping that it all comes together, do you?

Good point.
There are many intricate crop circles each year in England. 
Not all are made by yobs who are going to spend time planning then making the circle. Ropes sag. Some formations are 600 feet across. You and your buddies could only do the less sophisticated circles

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3b8fdfb73a1c.htm

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3b8321ea7a4c.htm

 

[balrog666]

There are many intricate crop circles each year in England. Not all are made by yobs who are going to spend time planning then making the circle. Ropes sag. Some formations are 600 feet across. You and your buddies could only do the less sophisticated circles.

BWAAHAHAHAHAHA!

You map it out in advance. If it's bigger, you use more people. Precision lines marked with $2.00 lasers. What's so difficult here?

[FormerLurker]

Another interesting formation...

From the The History of Crop Circles

[Travis McGee]

Dennis, Dennis, Dennis.....

The dead giveaway on your post 86 "Galaxy" photo is so glaring. The main circles are all joined through their centers by the track of the first subtle "guide circle" which was tramped down first. This is clearly visible in the lower left photo. The numerous pretty smaller circles were just laid out one after another along the "guide circle" after that.

I can't believe you fall for this Art Bell crap.