Tragedy strikes, don't move to Arizona!
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Arizona is not a place for day dreamers to move to. living offgrid is hard enough, but doing it here can be deadly. A good man has died leaving his wife and five children with nowhere to go. I will be posting my po box below in the next few days for anyone who wants to send gifts. Leave a note inside if it is for me or for the family. They are staying on my land for now until they decide what to do. #offgrid #killianoffgrid #homestead #vanlife #livingmybestlife #livingthedream #tragedy #arizona #rattlesnake #apachecounty
my po box.
Kevin Rigg
#299 County road N7236
Sanders, Arizona 86512-1491
We have eastern diamondback rattlers in Tennessee. Along with copperheads and water moccasins. Those eastern rattlers are sneaky and aggressive as well
For reals. I grew up in southern Illinois. Timber rattlers. Copperheads. Lots of nasty spiders tornadoes freezing deep snow winters. Growing food is a lil easier there but Arizona is the least scary rough place I have ever lived. Nothing happens here. Growing food is a lil rough but very doable. Great place for meat pigs n chickens.
I'm a Native Arizonan born in Phoenix on Luke AFB and have lived in several towns in Arizona Lake Havasu , Prescott , Camp Verde , Prescott Valley , Chino Valley , Dewy it's not as bad as you're saying the worst is a lack of water but other than that if you have a good 4x4 you can do and be fine and alert of your surroundings.
Yes there are dip shit people everywhere in any town and even out hunting during hunting season but Arizona isn't like your making it out to be like living on the Moon come on don't make my home State sound like it a death trap please. Thank You 👍👍👍👍😁😎🍻✌️👋
You are acclimated and do every right because of being born there.People who come from cities and a gentler climate really have no clue, the state is unsafe for the people he is talking about. I could live there but only within an area like the suburbs or city.I know my limits.I love Arizona,it is beautiful but I could not homestead at my age in Arizona.
I to lived in BCC Arizona and was out in the desert hiking all the time I saw few snakes but did accidently run one over with my car that snake stretched from the yellow to the white line
Sorry about the loss of the husband. I'm sure the family appreciates what your doing.
Some folk (city folk mostly) that make a move to off grid life are delusional. We have a spot in north AZ been making it work for a few years now. It is a lot of hard work. You must be prepared. I had a functioning ranch for 12 years and am a building contractor. I have a definite advantage over most, but i realize North AZ is no joke
I'm wondering if it's worse than Northern Nevada? I hope you can answer thank you
@@kevintewey1157 I don't know anything about Northern Nevada other than it's a beautiful place. First things to look into is water, ability to grow crops and raise livestock. Also make sure that the locals have the same mindset as you in regards to politics and even religion may make a difference
It’s fine except for the lack of water, access, services, any nearby means of income or support, so on and so on…
Oh well, some of the aspirants actually get power and a well in place before cashing out. That makes it easier for the next guy to take a shot.
Oh wow you’re so special.
You have to do your research first...Im a city slicker..I work on my 40acres in the summer coming up from Phoenix...I so enjoy it...but not delusional enough to move away from the income yet(major city)..Im young(47) working still...my homestead has water(11k/260') electric(10k) septic (7k)...fully fenced 5k...30min to Show low az.....Homesteading takes $$$$.....Dont believe the youtube hype...Most importantly you need good health!...
GREAT VIDEO and good info!
Just found your channel. Have been off grid now for almost 5 years here in AZ. It is hard work living off grid anywhere but especially so in the desert.
Wish we were younger but we are almost 70. So we keep plugging away on one project after another.
Its hard but worth the effort! Thank you, I'd love any advice y'all have.
@@killianoffgrid1623 😆 when you build ANYTHING over build it for gale winds! 😄 🤣 😂
We’ve lived in Arizona nearly 40 years and we’ve never seen a rattlesnake.
I love Arizona from the weather to this beauty of it! Wouldn’t live in any other state but Cottonwood, Arizona.
I have lived in AZ since 1997. You are right, it can be deadly.
A morning hike can be someones last if not prepared.
We are planning to move to the Southeast in a couple years. Can't grow a garden with so little rain and the aquifers are being drained as fast as the lakes. 24 years is long enough for us. We miss the grass, trees , rivers and Lakes .
Mohave County.
Thank you it's not much different in northern Arizona from what I can tell from here
Aquifers are more full then they have ever been, but that all depends on what AMA you live in. If you tried to live in pinetop or other areas that have poor water management and who allowed poor choices like stopping run-off from refilling shallow depth aquifers then yes you may have issues
I love it in Mohave county! Great weather, affordable and growing, there’s plenty aquifers that we have water to last for over 100 years! We don’t get our water from the Colorado river, but the aquifer system below us, which is abundant. Atleast it is here Golden Valley. I have my own large vegetable garden, I harvest my water and have more than 8 month supply, I have horses, ducks, chickens, goats, and never been happier! I do hate that so many people want to live here tho. I want it to stay small and quiet
@@sashamoore9691 we r in GV too
@CorneliusScipio111 Yes there are ways to make the desert more green, but it takes proper management and working with the ecosystem where you are at, not against it. There are many examples (here on UA-cam) of homesteaders in Cochise, Apache and Mohave counties in some pretty dry areas that use water catchment that not just survive off it, but feed a small farm on it. Very much doable, just takes a lot of work that's hard to do in a concrete jungle.
I'm shocked a survey wasn't done when they sold the property. Here it's required for all land that's already not on a plotted map.
There you have no true wilderness. Here my property is in the wilderness and it goes on for miles and miles!
Thank you so much for doing this for us that means a lot to me and my family
@@jlopaz7611 you're very welcome!
Just one example of why getting a place out in the country is a pig in the Poke adding to the complications and Troubles of being off-grid or homesteading whatever
Found your channel while checking out homesteading vids. Lived in AZ most my life. Currently looking at land in Snowflake, Concho, St. Johns, Greer, and Vernon. The market is up, and shits getting crazy in the city. Time to cash out and head up there I'm thinkin.
Get in while you can!
Have you done the homework on each and every one of those County codes? Because that's a very very valuable to me
@@kevintewey1157 on the ones in question? Or on each county? You can easily find the codes on the county website.
You just got a Value pack! 👍
People want to bring their city with them. And think the locals are degenerate hillbillies if they don't want that.
Those are the fails, that leave. This is a serious rural lifestyle, to live as this man describes. If you are not ready for that, just move to a small town.
I'm 22 years offgrid, on solar, catching rainwater, learning very unusual gardening methods, ect.
At this time of my life town is an annoyance. I go once or twice a week. And this lifestyle is not for everyone.
I'm currently working in Albuquerque and I hate it. I miss my land and being offgrid. There are convenient stores close but no real peace and tranquility.
You think you live out in the Boondocks and you get to town once or twice a week
we go once a month
Yes, please don't move to Arizona! Stay in your own crappy state and leave us alone. Thank you.
My prayers are with the family and that’s awesome of you to help them❤
Don’t move to Arizona, only I can. 🙄
That's the vibe I get from this video
Sorry sparky but I am moving to AZ soon. Likely in the next 2-3 years.
I be a city folk and if I can survive the big city a rattler or mountain lion or even a bear is a walk in the park.
Remember if you have never lived in the city you would not understand what it is like to survive the most ruthless animal on this big rock we are sailing the universe . It is man himself.
What city would that be pray tell?
@@killianoffgrid1623
Los Angeles
You have to have some capital to homestead. You can't be broke.
We live on 40 acres in northern az it's not easy. I see so many people move here and leave within a year. Your right they don't have no business here. Even the ones who grow up in the Valley don't listen and want to go hiking in 114° weather. Do research so many property's don't have any access at all. We are on a water haul it sucks, but we have 4×2500 gallon tanks. It isn't for just anyone.
Late, but that was a spider. Scorpions stings present with immediate agonizing pain, while black widow bites aren't felt for up to 8 hours and then presents more as an illness with soreness at the bite site. He must have had underlying illness to die from the bite(s), but if he'd sought medical care he'd likely be fine.
He had 3 bites, and it was a blood clot that caused the death but the bite brought it on. You're likely correct about the spider, I've just not seen one out here yet while Scorpions are everywhere.
@@killianoffgrid1623 I'm also in Arizona. Look for little white cottony balls in old buildings, wells, machinery, anywhere with shade. You don't often see the spiders because they hide in crevices, but those white balls (a bit smaller than a marble) are black widow egg sacks. People get bit when they work on old farm machines or dig around in the back of shed. Poison spray is your friend.
Thank you for s6anding up for our reptile brothers and sisters. I have always been able to negotiate with snakes, even one I almost stepped on twice in the same day ! The next day he said hi from 20 ft away and we were all good. He knew he didnt have to hide from me after I had a conversation with him. Im sorry to hear about your friend, I cant inagine what your friend got bitten by. The worst venemous spider around here to my knowledge are the brown recluse. The plants dont try to kill you...I have been wondering around by myaelf in the desrt for 40 years. You do need to pay attention and you do need to be respectfull. The biggest threat to you in Arizona is not the wildlife or the climate, its the city, county, and state govt. This state is one of the most corrupt in the nation !! It is an absolute disgrace !!! There is validity to what you're saying though. This is a hostile environment if you arent one to embrace nature in a very imersive way !!....Yes you beed to be bad ass and tough and have keen situatuonsl awareness !! 8:26
We have those same types here in Australia too Mate.
They come out of the city and expect to live the same life as in suburbia
Sorry bout your friend sparky, my wife and I will be moving to property outside of bullhead city and will NOT be living off grid. I live in New England right now and have no interest in making my life harder.
Thank you for telling the vood truth
Don't buy a property without access to "good water," and a grocery store.
We have water delivered and the grocery store is 35 miles away.
Love your honesty. We've been in Az 8 years and the desert has kicked our ass. We have lost 7 dogs and cats in 7 years. Everything is desperate to survive. The plants, the animals and even the people. Terrible state.
I absolutely love it here, I don't know if I could be happy anywhere else except maybe Alaska but living offgrid in the wilderness can be difficult. Most people who come out to where I live dreaming of this offgrid paradise just aren't prepared for what it takes. The city's in Arizona are easy to live in and much nicer than most.
How did you lose so many animals?
@@artemisiagentileschi2400 Not watching them that's how.....
@@artemisiagentileschi2400 because they're bad pet owners, there's absolutely zero excuse to have that many pet deaths.
Ur a shit pet owner! Hope you’re jailed
I totally agree with you on many levels, we just bought land in Mojave County, we've been wintering here and this will be our first experience with the summer. Most of the time we come down in September and leave in April or May. With that said I was station in Ft. Huachuca for several years and have alot of desert experience. We are starting a swale system and compost this year and box gardening to begin with. Side note, took 2 days to get to our property from main road,deep sand.
Two days? I hope you've dug a road out that's traversable now!
We ended finding a more passable way in after a few dig outs,lol,buslife.
How do you like Mohave County thus far?
@@frequencymindbodyandsoul9778 ,so far so good.
I love Mohave county! I’m thriving and will never live anywhere else! I’m self sufficient, have my own garden full of veggies all year long, water hauled and harvested, I’ve never been happier!
Well living in Witch wells is amazingly harder then anywhere off grid iv been living the life for 2 years and yes have to haul wood haul water and work a lot and every bit is worth it so I I have 3 generators tons of solar and only use generator once in a while but my solars do everything including watch tv and have a frige just a part off life it’s fight or flight and not fit for the weak
Why did someone in the family not intervene and help this man.... Feel sorry for the kids.... Might be best for the kids to move to the city.
The city sucks
Sorry about your friend. That's terrible! Sending prayers to his family and Friends. Thanks for all the good advice. I wouldn't live there if somebody paid me to. You need to come on and move to South Carolina. Take care and be safe
My buddy and I were just talking about South Carolina today
@@killianoffgrid1623 that is wild. You popped up on my computer so I watched it. Have a good one. See you in the videos
With God everything is possible in Jesus name Amen 🙏💯😇.I pray that lady seek God on what she should do I know the Lord is her Help.🙏💯😇🔥 Praying praying praying praying praying.God is gonna move❤️😊💯
The dessert isn't for the weak. If you think twice about going outside when it's 90 outside. 115 is no joke, that's in the shade. Can get 120+ in the sun & there's no shade in the boonies. I know how hard it is to live off grid in the desert, dif it for 10 years, no water no electric. 50 k to drill a well in the 80s. It's rough. Of course it can be done if done right, but you better have a plan & understand, it's gonna be VERY difficult.
@TheDementedPointofView I've been in Arizona for 24 years now. Used to live in tempe and most of my career I've been a welder. I'm very familiar with heat needles to say. 90 up here isn't as hot as it gets down there, although the sun is more intense due to elevation. The hardest part for new folks is not having a truck or suv and not being stocked up when they can't get out.
@@killianoffgrid1623 that's the thing. Most people want the freedom of homesteading, yet have no idea the work it takes to start or to be prepared for the occasional upset or setback. It's not gonna be easy anywhere & the desert is the least forgiving.
I appreciate this video buddy!
Don't matter where you live, Problems will arise anywhere ya go. Either deal with it or don't 😆
How very very sad. Love to that little family 💜
Thank you for the common sense boots on the ground advice. Good Stuff!
I’m still moving to arizona. It’s called a snake shot gun!
Don't do it ! Didn't ya hear the feller say the plants tryin to kill him. I'm surprised he didn't talk about the scary lizards 😅
Not scared .
Great info ..thanks for sharing
Just found and subscribed to you. We just saw our first rattler in our high desert AZ ranch
Where are you located?
We are up by Heber
Subscribed back! Thank you
Pay closer attention, you've probably walked past 100 of em
You sound close. I'm south of WitchWell doing the off grid for 2 years now. Although I have access to my property the roads get washed out or muddy and we get stranded for a few days or a week. It's a learning process all the time.
We are just north of witch well off of 7230. It certainly is a learning process but one I don't think I could ever give up. I love it here!
There should be a plot plan or survey in the county. Even if it is the original deed it might have the plots. There will be past surveys. As long as the survey company is still in business then their survey will be good. It will have location stakes in the ground so get a cheap metal detector. They also could use a large tree as a plot corner. Once you find them mark them with orange paint or plastic flags.
This should apply to her land through a easement so the land may be owned by someone else but she has the right to cross it per county records.
If you had cattle or horses, you'd feel a whole lot different about rattlesnakes.
@chrisanderson5317 no sir, I would not. I'm originally from Texas and grew up raising our own cattle.
Won't go to doctor? Well how did that work out? JHC selfish!
He passed away because of it.
I'm from New York and RVing in Arizona. Arizona is Nasty ! The Soil like powder and DUST all over the place. And the Temperature varies up to 40 degrees daily 👎
During winter the temperature certainly does vary alot, summer is more consistent. The soil will vary based on where you're at. The dust is just part of living out here. New York isn't dusty but it gets fridgedly cold and in some places many feet of snow. Everywhere has pros and cons, but for me Arizona is home.
Don't matter where you are its hard. I find az much easier to deal with than tn humidity, snakes, skeeter, people etc. Cold.. tornadoes... homestead is not a house
If I had $ I’d be building an off grid community!! For everyone who anted to help n apply themselves n have a peaceful community!! Instead f keeping all to myself n showing off a 1 million dollar rv n such! I’m speaking on other videos there have! Not pertaining to this at all!! We need communities!
I've considered that actually but I do enjoy my privacy and nobody messing with my trees
@@killianoffgrid1623 with adequate space between lol n only with respectful considerate deep thinkers that have open minds n their idea of work is working with one another working the land working together!!!
Thank you for respecting the wildlife. Even snakes have an important role. We just have to keep our eyes peeled when reaching for items in dark places. I allow a couple black widows in my garden. I know where they are and they don't wander. And they catch bugs that like to eat my garden. The cats keep other critters away. Coyotes run along our fence line often. We can hear them howling close by at night , it's an errey sound. Our cat's are "street smart" and come inside when they know the coyotes are nearby. Stay safe.
This video is either a joke or he is delusional. I too live here in Arizona , off grid. Not even close to as bad as he describes. Yes couple snakes , arizona bark scorpion is only found near water. Dehydration ? I moved from Texass 117 in the shade & 90 - 100 % humidity. Here , hottest 2 days was 91 & 99 . Never had a plant try to kill me. Worst thing , Coyote keeps stealing my dogs Sqeaky toys.
Arizona bark scorpion, not spider. More species of rattlesnake than anywhere else in the world. Arizona is bigger than just here, and it gets much hotter in Arizona then 117. You apparently do not understand how dehydration works. BTW, before you choose to debate my comments on snakes bare in mind that I have been the reptile keeper for the Phoenix zoo. There are in fact bears, mountain lions, wolves etc. And if you leave this area there are plants in the proper desert that are very dangerous. I have hiked mountains and canyons all over this state, until you have spent as much time in the wilderness as I have here ,stop acting. Arizona is a big state, one of the most biodiverse places on earth, educate yourself.
The bark scorpion is everywhere. Go outside with a black light at night, or look at a post of my pictures of them.
@killianoffgrid1623 I thought you mentioned bark scorpion , I know nothing about spiders. I have lived in every US state that has rattle snakes , have gone on MANY round ups filling trucks and trailers with 1000's of snakes for inventory for parents western stores. Also learned a lot from family friend Jackie Bibby ( google him ) about rattle snakes. The only animal that you mentioned that I have not seen YET is a wolf. I have been all over arizona spending months at a time .. northern , southern , east , west , in the middle during every season before deciding to buy land where I did. That is to say Arizona heat is NOTHING compared to Texass heat , that is why I moved here from there. I admit you know more about arizona than I care to ever learn about , but just because you worked in a zoo does not make you an authority about ALL things arizona. I knew a man that for years would talk about orange juice , been in the business 30 years , acted like his family founded Tropicana orange juice. Talked about the machines like he engineered them . Come to find out he sat at same station for 26 years folding boxes. The point of my original comment was only that Arizona is not as bad as you made it seem in your video.
@killianoffgrid1623 your last comment told me to educate myself. I have always tried to educate myself of the areas I choose to live . That is the only reason I know anything at all about bark scorpions. I read an article that said they are found along rivers , streams , lakes , or where the ground stays moist most of the year. Said they need moist areas. Based on that and the fact I live at 7000 feet , 30 miles from nearest puddle of water ... I have not seen one.
GPS will give you a better than good guess where your property lines are foresters use GPS eastern forests to be logged all the time on private land
Where moving on our property in April in Southern Arizona. But we’ve been in Arizona off and o since 2008. Where we lived in Calif we had a lot of rattle snakes and scorpions.
Please messgae me who quoted you 1,000 for a survey. I am in Navaho County and have a quarter acre on a paved road within sight of 1-40 and I got a quote of 2200 to just mark the corners for me. The road frontage is just 50 feet so I don't dare try to take a guess at it with it that narrow. I don't need a big place just a small placeof my own. I went with the lot in an established community because it suits my needs/ I called 4 places and only one returned a call and gave me a quote. I have a local job plus retirement income but still want a place of my own with room for my dogs.
It was one of the engineers in apache County that said around 1k. It could be a difference in counties on pricing but I decided to just use the County GSI map.
Barb, it sounds like we may be neighbors in and around Sun Valley near Holbrook. -Dotti from Desert Star DownUnder. I'm getting survey done before I move onto property.
I'm 2 years in in Tucson, will be buying land in Dolan Springs and party in Las Vegas, 1 acers or 2 max.
living off grid is very day job from sunset to night. you have to know what you're getting into before you come out to the wild . i hope she figures out what to do and taken care of
I feel you my friend, city folks will ruin the place, I lived off grid for 20 years at 3400 feet, in the north calif foothills, got burned out twice, on my way to Uruguay from philippines.
Very sad.
Where I live we have to wrestle grizzly bears for rights to the huckleberry patch!! You don't look that touph to me
Very sorry to hear about this families loss
Might need glasses.
He looks tuff , just don't sound like he is.
Yes, please don’t move to Arizona!
Sorry about your friend. Sounds more like a bark scorpion rather than rattlesnake.
Assassin bugs can be sneaky and unassuming. My herbology teacher treated herself a few times with powerful herbs but it is an involved process. It's one thing I think about whenever I get ideas of living in the out skirts of AZ.
I appreciate you for leaving the snakes live in peace.
I wasn't even off grid when I walked right by a rattler didn't even know was asleep or it wasn't moving walked right by it soon as I rang the doorbell the rattler went off and I freaked the fuck out it started to look for me like body heat etc this was up by north Happy Valley Area north Phoenix near a mountain filled area also same area three miles west of that was a brown bear in the middle of the road.
Thanks for your comments on snakes
Could it be this guy is usin the boogie man tactic to keep others from coming. If so, I cant blame him for wanting to keep all the splinder of the place to himself.
@@OreeCraft could be 🫠
Sorry for the loss.
Is that a giant Pinion Pine in the background?
Most likely is. I have several here and one that is really large.
@@killianoffgrid1623 wanna sell some of the nuts from that one. It should be cultivated.
@@SamsLiberty I have many on the property plus the vacant properties surrounding me. I'd love to harvest and sell the nuts. That large one in my newest video I recorded because of your question will not produce this year as they only produce about every 3 years. I will be looking around in a week or two for harvesting.
you couldn't survive in town, doesn't sound like it will work for you in the wild either.....good luck...btw, did you ever try working and saving?
It ain't no different up North. You got no water problem. Then winter comes. The fire comes. People fail all the time. You see the good times on UA-cam. It's very hard on women. People have no idea what it is to haul water. Up the mountain. In the winter.
If you want to live someplace, rent in town for a year. Do your Homework. Biggest failures are in Alaska. Climate is changing. Always has, always will. Last time all the glaciers melted was only 20,000yrs ago.
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Hay brother, I was wondering if you live in seligman? We were thinking of getting land in Seligman is there a lot of robberies there?
No sir I do not live there. I've not heard about anything unusual that way but I'm sure there are a few Facebook groups you could find. One I know of is called northern Arizona homesteading, I think
Thanks!
I almost bought land in Seligman until I found out it has a very high crime rate. Also every single piece of land I could find for sale ( 10-60 acres ) you had 16 - 27 miles of dirt roads to nearest paved road. There is 2 acres with a 14x40 cabin for less than 7k been for sale for last 2 years
The only good snake is a dead snake as my dad would say. In Canada too many little children died and my dad had no use for rattle snakes , water moccasins etc. I can’t imagine intentionally moving to such a sad existence of land as Arizona. It’s just too difficult to watch everything that moves that wants to hurt you or thinks your part of the food chain. Please….good luck to you and God bless.
I used to be a reptile keeper for the Phoenix zoo so I absolutely love the critters.
Snakes do more good than harm. Leave em alone. If you live in their neighborhood watch for them. Don't give them a comfortable place to live.
rattlesnake? maybe
Poor man needed killin. Have to be smarter than whats around you!
ps kill the snakes, been bit twice. not fun at all.
Yeah stay in Cali and quit driving our prices up!
We want to come to Arizona but we're afraid of things that bite snakes being in our beds we'd have to wear rubber pants all the time
Its not for everyone but it's not as bad as other places, the mosquitoes and biting flies in Maine drove me crazy.
Your competition sounds like you need the $100 more than whoever YOU pick for it and not real happy you're making my home State sound like a death sentence or about the same as one. Sorry my feelings tho 😎🍻✌️👋
If its so bad why are you there?
You didn't understand my video apparently nor watch any others giving context.
Do you get mail or UPS/FEDEX delivered to your property? I'm here in Colorado and they give us an address but the USPS won't deliver, only to a location far away with 50 mailboxes exposed in the middle of nowhere. But UPS and Fedex will come out if weather is good. How do you get mail where you are? Do you have to head into Sanders and go to post office? I actually like that better than a box on a dirt road. Does UPS/FEDEX and Amazon deliver to a po box? Just curious how it all works in the REAL wild west!! I'm about done with this NANNY state and was looking to move back to the real desert where I'm from, Colorado desert is fricken COLD!. Big mistake to move to Colorado and think I could live in the mountains with all the millionares and the nanny laws here. Just too many regulations that cost too much money, Time for me to FLY.
Usps only delivers to my po box. I do believe most packages from Amazon will go to my po box. I do have my 911 address and ups/FedEx will deliver to me or call to meet me. What's a nanny law?
@@killianoffgrid1623 Awesome! Atleast you can get some packages delivered to you or a meet up. I've had to meet them before on muddy road days. NANNY laws are when the government treats you like a child and dictates every single issue as a law or code. Like you can collect water from RAIN!! Only 2(TWO) 55 gallon barrels of rain water are allowed on any single property. You can direct anywhere you want but NOT collect more than 110 gallons at one time. Used to be illegal to collect any amount, only municipal water or a well is currently allowed. Cisterns are only allowed IF you cannot drill a well. And you know how much a well costs, plus it has to be stamped by an engineer to be apporoved by state. Added costs for everything. My county has no bulding codes or inspectors BUT 3 code enforcement officers for all the NANNY codes. They come and measure setbacks and count the days you are on YOUR property with an RV. Only 14 days per 90 days allowed for an RV without an approved and permitted structures. I have to keep applying for an extention every 60 days for an RV to keep legal and still build within my 2 year limit. It was minus 38 last year and I think I'm looking at concho area to get a few thousand feet lower at 6500ft. Im at 7800 ft now
@@zzyzzyxx216 I'll do what I want on my land. Inspector isn't welcomed here. Rain collection isn't monitored and I wouldn't care if it was. The county drone has been shot down 9 times, people out here like to be left alone lol
@@killianoffgrid1623 Yeah I found your county by looking for freedom!! I lived in Las Vegas for 30 years, thought I wanted the mountains. I guess the desert has never left my soul. I just want to be left alone, I can NOT stand having them watch and mail notices to you. Sounds like great target practice on the drones! Take care my friend, hope to be a neighbor sometime soon.
Cold here too. Itz high desert-the Great Basin desert next to the Painted desert.
Could we have a home if we blacktop all around us for a long distance
Just buy a parking lot
Just stay in California.
Jaguars? Lol no!
Yes! In southern Arizona. They come up through the sky islands.
Was it a spider that bit him
Its inconclusive. They think it was a spider or a scorpion but it just excelerated the issues he already had
😂 first a snake not animal it's reptile 🦎
If you're from New York how long does it take before you're not a tender foot or a tin horn
If you make it a full year most around here will accept you.
No matter how long , you'll always be a Durn Yankee !
For someone who’s giving all this advice, you certainly aren’t doing very well yourself. wouldn’t it be much easier if you had a regular job like most people then you wouldn’t have to be a grifter?
You're not very bright are you? 1. This is an old video and I had a job when I made it, 2. I've never been a grifter, I helped these people out, who were more or less grifters. 3. Stop being a troll and get facts straight before making yourself "look" stupid.
Hey does she still have the ten month old bullies if she is looking for a home tell her I be willing to take one ☝️ also I live off grid here too and it’s ruff man ruff like a dark barking ....
She has one but it's the property guard!
He was BSsing that he would leave the PO Box… where is it?!
Its in the description.
Don’t come to Az you won’t make it here 🔥
Skinwalker attack
Will animal control come if you have a snake
Not likely. It's the wilderness, not in town.
Lol, no animal control in this county.
Animal control , how cute 😅. The police told me there is only 3 officers in the area to cover 7000 square miles. Said we're I live they might show up in 3 hours or 3 days 😂
Really dude?
I was in which Wells a couple weeks ago, old lady invited me out on her property. So I came down there with my 14 year old daughter. Went to town to go buy solar in show low spent $5,000 on solar. And she had a problem with that. She didn't want me using any power tools to build stuff, and I told her exactly what my plans were before I came out there but everything changed after I went to town for a day. I think she was jealous that I spent $5,000 on solar which I would have shared power with her I don't know what her major malfunction was so now I'm in show low in an RV park
That's crazy, if you had offered to share solar power for setting up on my property I'd not have an issue. I can't even wrap my head around it
Hey does she still have the ten month old bullies if she is looking for a home tell her I be willing to take one ☝️ also I live off grid here too and it’s ruff man ruff like a dark barking ..
She has one but she is keeping it. It's good at protecting the kids. Yea it's rough here but worth it.