Settling In- First Impressions of my New Alaska Homestead

[@nickfono5692]

Hi Mick, a little advice from a old broken builder, work smart not hard. Winter comes early. Try to think out each project before starting. Don't cause permanent damage to your arm, use the chainsaw! Unless you are going to push it over with a backhoe cut it at ground level the first time. Raise the floor of your tent off the ground or all your stuff is going to be soggy. ( Build a platform). Pli don't think I am being critical I just want to see you succeed 😉

[@BryanM362]

Yes, invest in a good chainsaw!

[@TheWestlandgirl]

Wise words Sir!

[@suemckee1598]

@@BryanM362 He already has one. check out the stuff he took into the tent.

[@BryanM362]

@@suemckee1598 I saw that after I commented. Still not sure why he wasn't using it?

[@cassandra2685]

@@BryanM362 Perhaps he’s not using the chain saw to feel the land with his hands first … some sort of nesting … just guessing ❤

[@EvanGonzales-p6m]

I’m a longtime follower of your father’s. I’ve learned a lot from him and he’s inspired me to buy land and build a cabin of my own. I didn’t realize you had an account til several days ago. I enjoy watching your videos because it reminds me of a younger version of myself, and how I would have done things. I’ve started from the very beginning and I’ve enjoyed your videos very much. Good luck with everything!

[@banxious4nothing]

offer the neighbor a couple hundred $$ a year for the road access and offer to maintain the chain on the fence to keep trespassers out

[@ASacredClown]

That's a good approach.

[@Therealgirlinthedesert]

Great idea!

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

That’s a common occurrence here in the smokies of western NC

[@NurseyPooh59]

On my research on buying land, that was one of the mains points…road access and right of way, water, mineral and timber rights. I had never heard of this, also unrestricted land in many states still have regulations 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️. Alaska was listed as the least restrictive.

[@johnmollet6897]

I agree if he sees you’re willing to be a neighbor I’m willing to bet he would be a neighbor

[@bridgetmuehlberger5141]

I was half expecting to see the neighbor’s bison come running to the war horn! 😁

[@AWord-dh5qu]

Hi Mick! Look, you will be getting some criticism from keyboardists out there. I’m 70 y/o and I could hear you just fine. First rule of buying land, rights of ingress and egress, which you have already learned..Work with your neighbors to straighten out the road snafu and it will all work out. Where is your water source? Keep toiling, and be safe.

[@dianne11ca]

I was thinking that your neighbour did you a great favour by telling you no from the get go over using his road. If you had encountered a 'waffler' who said yes, but reluctantly, I guarantee that you would have been more annoyed down the road (sorry) when he changes his mind at a more inconvenient time for you. Despite the extra hard work, you will be glad for your own road. Good luck with everything! Cheering you on from Nova Scotia! (I have a grandson your age, so can relate! lol)

[@marybethg5505]

That is a great point ~and one of the seven habits is ‘keep the end in mind’ (seven habits of highly effective people ) Stephen covey the end of this meaning - if Mick relied on that road and then it was taken back he would have to be doing all his road work later ~ post cabin build

[@JJBrown-lw1dv]

Do everything in your power to be a good neighbor, which means figuring out what they care about. But in the end, you don't really want to rely on someone else to have full access to your property. In the long run, this is probably a good result.

[@jshshh1041]

Exactly my thought. You never know when circumstances can change years down the line, maybe he sells it, maybe they get into a dispute - whatever. All of a sudden you can't use it. Better to build it now on a blank canvas than have to figure something out after he builds out the property

[@jesusislord7488]

Yup, blessing in disguise.

[@kathyhall4530]

I helped my son build a cabin near Wasilla. Best adventure of my life! Enjoying watching you as you build a new life. May the Lord protect you and give you strength and endurance!

[@jonasfilms4825]

i found your channel last night. You’re deeply inspiring and i’m here for the ride.

[@MickWhipple]

I will do my best to keep you inspired 🫡 thank you for watching

[@ruthiewrangler9864]

Mick, I couldn't be happier for you. Beautiful property. That war horn was a perfect ending. Loving this adventure that you are sharing with us. Thank you and prayers for safety as you continue to work on your new home.

[@MickWhipple]

Thanks Ruthie, I deeply appreciate the prayers, I need as much as I can get right now. Thank you for watching :)

[@thecrew777]

Definitely next-gen Whipple. You have your own style for sure, but one thing you took along that I love is the authenticity. No fancy show or arrogance. Just exactly as it is. Keep it up! It's what we love about the Whipples!

[@GloryBe123]

The horn is just too cool! Good job!

[@metricdeep8856]

That Bison horn looks like an appropriate handle for the (main) door to your dwelling.

[@lolamoms6359]

I found your channel because I've been following your parent's channels for a few years. I lived in Fairbanks for a while and I really miss the area and people. I would enjoy seeing some of the town and surrounding area if you feel comfortable filming it. The views from the University are lovely too. I'm excited for you, Mick. You're doing a great job. Glad you have this opportunity to build your own place. You've certainly had great teachers with Dave and Brooke. Looking forward to watching your progress. Glad you have a friend nearby.

[@MickWhipple]

I agree, the people up here are great. That was one of the main reasons I wanted to come back

[@naps3386]

What is his parents channel?

[@reneezimmerman4907]

Naps3386...mom's channel is girl in the woods, and dad's is bushradical

[@AdHocAtom]

@@naps3386 They were also on a Season of Alone as a couple and then his mom was back on the next season as well.

[@Mountain_Spirit]

@@reneezimmerman4907bush radical is quite known on KZbin. I’m even subscribed to him. I guess I know understand how he learned how to build :)

[@lawaincooley6788]

I think a lot of people who attempt this end up homeless. You are so fortunate and smart to follow the guidance you have been given by your parents. They are a treasure trove of wisdom and experience.

[@MickWhipple]

Dude I’m already homeless that’s how I started my journey 😂 hopefully I’ll have built somewhere to live before the snow falls

[@saginawdan]

​@@MickWhippleWell said.🌲🌲🌲

[@OggiOggiOggi]

Dont forget the money and safety to fall back on in case of failure.

[@BrownieHamlyn]

Love this!! There is nothing like working with your hands to built something of your own. So excited to follow all you do for your piece of the planet. Don't worry about the neighbor, it is his land to do with as he chooses. Better to have your own driveway that is totally under your control. The horn is so cool. Carry on young man, carry on. We are all behind you.

[@ThroughHisEyes444]

TOIL FOR YOUR FOOD❣️ i’ve already been pouring everybody about that- I tell them people say it’s too hard to grow your own food that’s hard work. Yeah I’d rather work for the government and be enslaved that’s not hard. 🙄🙄🙄

[@ThroughHisEyes444]

Wow, he is a FREE MAN.

[@MickWhipple]

Thank you so much! You’re right about the driveway, I’m working on putting one in lol

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

​@@MickWhipple depending on sun exposure, you can plant edible food along all 650 feet of your driveway. If you bother to create an opening in trees where sun hits the dirt.... Plant some cabbage next year. Or , maybe you can get away with a single crop of beets this year, if you plant before July.

[@judyengle7728]

@@MickWhipple good luck

[@bethdeaton4649]

i would not bother again with the neighbor ... you get yourself your own road in and you are not beholden to anyone ‼️👍🏼.... really a beautiful piece of property ... can not wait to see wait is ahead on your journey ‼️

[@GDixon-ch3yl]

Agreed.

[@TheMissBeki]

I saw you had posted and my smile was instant :) Things are looking good !

[@joycepollitt7825]

I’m enjoying your videos too.

[@janetkoball44]

Hi. I'm an older lady from Okla. And I've been subscribed to both your parents channels for quite a while. I'm not sure why you are not cutting your trees at ground level. Seems to me like double work. Your chain saw will be your good friend. But you have great ambition so that's half the battle. You are from an extended family if experts and they didn't get that way over night. You will do a great job. Thanks for letting us go through your journey with you. See you on your next visit.

[@RonHight-un8uk]

Awesome! Loved the War Horn! Right on Mick! Anxiously awaiting the next post!

[@mrrs8118]

Congratulations on your new property! It is beautiful. So happy for you! You have a lot of work to do before winter. I like how you jumped right into it. I worked at a meat and grocery supply company back in the 1960s and the superintendent of the meat packing division (I was his secretary) gave me a beautiful horn from a cow. I cleaned it up and shaved it down with pieces of thick glass from a broken Coca Cola bottle. Took a long time but it turned out beautifully and sounded a lot like yours. I had forgotten about that. I gave it away years ago. Wish I still had it.

[@georgebliss5134]

Hey Mick, your War Horn is tuned to a near perfect F# (F-sharp). Also, please get yourself a full sized cast iron frying pan, you'll use it a lot, trust me.

[@dianne11ca]

Gosh yes, and save your bacon fat for cooking (frying potatoes, steak, etc) and this will season your pan and all you need to keep it clean is scrape the bits and wipe it out with a paper towel or cloth. I've been using my pans for over 4o years already! I even have a cast iron wok. lol Cheers!

[@allanfifield8256]

Lot's of small Aspen . . . Appears to be totally level . . . the standing water in every direction in the spring will be impressive.

[@lorib5341]

Happy move -in day! wow, what a view you have! Best wishes as you begin your new chapter!

[@midnight4540]

Well old man, this is very nice piece of land. So I joined in and watch your adventure of new future. Take care

[@stephaniecossette7491]

Just lovely. But for heaven sakes kid, fire up the chain saw.!!!

[@backroadsusa6915]

Daniel, it's nice to know that he has a friend 20 minutes away. Was great to see you giving him a hand, that's a true friend. Look forward to seeing you in future videos. Hello from Florida :)

[@MickWhipple]

Thank you, Daniel is truly a godsend 👍

[@backroadsusa6915]

@@MickWhipple it will be nice to see what kind of things you both learn and accomplish together.

[@victoriasavu3943]

Love watching a young man following his dream. So many don't. So excited to see what you do.❤

[@annalinekennedy1027]

I am a 71 year lady from South Africa. I love everything of Alaska and God willing I am going to follow you . Looking forward to every video. Good luck and stay save. Work smart so you don't have to do things twice

[@hikerlady9456]

Loved the war horn inauguration moment. Cant wait to see it come together.

[@MUSKYDEVIL]

You crack me up! Keep having fun! I live through you. No pressure. 🤣

[@sandimatthews5703]

I find myself really looking forward to watching your videos. Beautiful property! Your enthusiasm is delightful! ❤️ May God bless and keep you safe

[@MickWhipple]

Thank you Sandi, I really appreciate it :)

[@sgrvtl7183]

🙏🙏🙏

[@andreaclark9398]

Great job Mick! You’re making progress and learning great things along the way. I love your comical storytelling. How much property, 3-5 acres and I’m guessing you’re going to drill a well and hook up to electric or do solar? Don’t mind the critics, it will grow you some thick skin. Take the advice that helps you and leave the rest. Everyone has their own ideas, but this is your journey. God bless! I bet your Mom and Dad are proud of you. I am and excited to watch you build your first home. I’d love to be younger and doing what you’re doing. Alaska is on my bucket list, maybe next year I’ll get there. And what a view!

[@MickWhipple]

Thank you, I’m super excited to finally get to work :) (property is 5 acres btw lol)

[@andreaclark9398]

@@MickWhipple I'm from lower MI by the way. I follow your parent's channel too. Love all your channels.

[@church8042]

Mick, I really loved the video. I am sorry to hear the neighbor is less than amiable about some things. I pray it all goes well and that you are safe. The horn was epic! I cannot wait for the next vid! God bless ya! Woot! ~John

[@MickWhipple]

I appreciate it so much John, thank you for watching :)

[@PixieDuster1234]

Thanks for sharing that was great.

[@beckyleheny8636]

Great job! The horn was a great way to christen your land! All the best and keep safe as you continue!!

[@TheLegendaryLore]

What a cool project you've begun. I'll certainly be following along. Honestly, I wouldn't like it if others used my driveway either. At least not until I got to know them as a friend. I hope you and you neighbor will develop a productive relationship down the road.

[@judithtripp821]

Mick, thanks for sharing the journey. Be kind to yourself and use your better tools and save your arm. You’ve got a small window before the next frost and we all want to see you healthy and strong.

[@sylviaquist971]

And please work safely, an injury would surely mess up your plans. One of my prayers for you already answered, I prayed for good friends for you.

[@mcwatchy1]

Got my like and sub,didnt realize your channel was so new.excited to see what you do in Alaska,good luck!

[@caroleelagrone9729]

Our you sure you want to chop down that many trees! They do help alot in Hot weather! And strong winds! And nosey Neighbors!

[@jeannettebalcom6826]

Really am liking your channel sir & I'm impressed with your abilities & attitude. I'm making sure I watch all of your commercials so you can get paid.

[@bonnieparr3502]

PS...I love that you can flip your eggs. That's a skill. 😊

[@CookieSuus]

Way to go, Mick! Good luck with your property and future builds. Greetings from Belgium!

[@Zincchromeshema]

I'm so glad that you recognized the good sign of finding the horn, and I'm further tickled that you made it toot worthy and christened your land!

[@kathleenlandolt5936]

😂 I like the way you christened your new land with your bison horn horn! You'd save a lot of time getting the road cleared by investing in a power saw. You wouldn't need a big expensive one with those small trees. In fact, you could probably buy a battery-powered one that could be charged from a combination solar-powered/wind powered power box. Now that would cost a lot more, but would be eco-friendly and handy for so many applications. And the setup would save you so much in fuel costs in the long run. Good luck in making this beautiful spot your home! 🙂

[@amydayl3294]

🎉congratulations ! Beautiful spot And what a great friend you have in Daniel to help you make your dreams come true what a blessing

[@HauntedRamblings]

I saw your video pop up and I was like, get stuff done so I can watch!! Love the war horn! Excited to watch your journey!!!

[@Nov111805]

WOO HOO! I really enjoyed your last video and I saw you followed your folks or just your mom? Are you far from them? And I was watching you work and thinking "where is your chainsaw kid"?! I saw it required extraction from THE FILTH WAGON! (love it) I can't wait to see what you do next........this is just so interesting! God bless ya, be safe and keep workin'.......miles to go before you sleep.

[@wudzen]

This guys Mom and Dad are pros. He's got a good place to go for advice.

[@dottieburton5501]

you got a great start loved the war horn great job

[@jimbrown4990]

Amazing views! I see beautiful possibilities. 💙

[@suezaple4950]

Gorgeouse property with great views and natural forest area. Sad that the nieghbour is not being hospitable to let you use his road at least for the time being maybe he will later, Love the tent you'll call home while clearing some areas of the property looks cozy enough. Nice find on the horn purhapes more treasures shall be found , Thank's for bringing us with you love your property congratulation Mick from Ontario , Canada

[@suemckee1598]

When I lived in the country, a neighbor asked me if he could put up a fence so his cows could graze. I said yes. He put it up 15 to 20 feet onto my property and wouldn't move it! I ended up selling it all to his son.

[@suezaple4950]

wow, was there no law stating he could not put his fence on your property thats terrible sounded like he wanted your land

[@beverlyhanlon8376]

You have come a long way. Like your horn. You are a true woodsman. Stay safe. Work when you can.

[@beverlyhanlon8376]

Thanks for liking my comment. Stay well

[@gosmoothgolight7567]

Love the "Bob Ross" mountain view there! It's great to find the joy in realizing when "enough" comes your way. Even a simple egg and bacon breakfast can be satisfying in the simplest of surroundings. I've come to appreciate cooking "where I am with what I've got" (your Uncle Ryan gets it, too:) ) Enjoy the adventure, Mick ... Thanks for taking us along! God Bless

[@pervysage3604]

Suggestion for you, I live in a tent on my homestead for the moment and I ended up putting a frame around the tent and covering the tent with tarps, it will help to keep your setup a LOT cleaner, and drier. It also keeps the sun off the tent, because the sun will destroy most tents and tarps within months, and there's very few things worse than having to replace something that you don't intend to be permanent.

[@matthewsmom010902]

Thank you Mick!!! I love that you are sharing your journey with all of us!!

[@Whulphie1]

Hi Mick, from Minnesota here, I faithfully watch Bushradical and Girl in the Woods, I'm looking so forward to watch u pursue your dream, good luck and God bless you

[@belindapoplin5439]

Yayyy!! You made it!! " Obliterating the natural landscape " 😅 You are naturally funny i see! Wow those views are amazing; you are a lucky young man indeed! That horn you found is super cool 👍 Can't wait to see your nexr vid!

[@judge724]

Get an Echo brushcutter and blade that has the chainsaw teeth from Echo! I've used one on the Shindaiwa for years and it is better and easier than a chainsaw in most applications, unless you are cutting something pretty large in diameter. They used to make a blade called the Tornado blade, but sadly it is gone. The new blades have the chainsaw teeth machined into the blade rather than riveted on years ago. You can take down trees within seconds with that blade up to 4 inches in diameter! Anything less than 2 inches you can just swing it like a golf club and it will go right through the tree with no effort! You can take down hundreds of the smaller ones in an hour, and dozens of the medium ones per hour! It takes much longer to haul away the fallen trees than it does to cut them, it goes so fast!! Of course one of the biggest advantages to using the brushcutter is that you can chop off the trees closer to the ground and not have to revisit them! Of course the dirt will dull the blade, but when a friend of mine and I were clearing trails, he got a carbide blade rigged up for me on the brushcutter and I just went below the dirt and cut the tree off below the surface! Those type of blades kick pretty bad though, but not the one with the chainsaw teeth!

[@debyarger3084]

You did the right thing by making your own drive for your property. Your going to do well!!!

[@oldladylinda]

That is beautiful land. The older trees were harvested obviously sometime in the past. But that leaves you with trees young enough for you to pick and choose what you want to keep. So cool.

[@francismarion1786]

Much respect to you my friend! I myself moved out as soon as I turned 18, I'm 20 now and will be 21 in December. I live in my camper out in the woods near a lake in South Carolina. When I was younger it was always my dream to live off the land and have a homestead one day. Currently I reside on a good friend of mines property but it is still very nice here and I look forward to purchasing some land of my own one day to put my camper on. Its rare nowadays to find young men like us living this way and being responsible and taking care of ourselves. I'm so glad I'm not the only one left of us lol

[@cm4099]

New here - binge watching, very glad YT suggested it. But I am stuck on the first video - that poor cat who so obviously loves you a great deal must miss you terribly! Poor thing. Have fun and good luck this winter.

[@Terry_1111]

Cool war horn! Your land is beautiful, Mick. I enjoyed your video and look forward to seeing the progress on clearing your land! Take care!

[@marsha.m6357]

Your Hysterical Mick😂 Your feet must kill you by the end of the day, you need some work boots friend. Your place is gorgeous, excited for you!! Be safe 🙏

[@cedarrockcabin3633]

I think your breakfast looked very cozy. I cannot imagine how gratifying that first night was, sleeping on "your" land. Waking up with that incredible view. Awesome! Well done!

[@kristenleblond5047]

You are a perfect mixed between your mom and dad. With that horn? You will be call in the moose!!!! Nice video, Mick!!! Keep them coming!!!

[@leannnewton1]

I'm just blown away with your property. It will be so satisfying watching you make it your own.

[@MickDickerson]

I know eh, that view, wow!

[@susandobbins1313]

Great video! You're more comfortable with each video. I love following your grand adventure.

[@JJBrown-lw1dv]

Takes me back to when I had to clear my driveway to get my car on my little parcel. Every time I came out I was able to get further into the land. I cut all the trees close to the ground and just drove over and built over, and gardened around the low stumps. Then I finally rented a stump grinder and took them all below dirt at once. That was a great day. I'm pretty excited in the future to see you go three dimensional on your cabin and enclose it with a roof. I'll never forget the feeling of actually being enclosed in my own building for the first time, and the best part was that it started to rain right away, which made it that much more satisfying. If you set up a little table off the ground to cook on and a good way to sit and eat with a side table of some sort, that will be a game changer for your meals. Those little things are so big when you start by sitting and cooking on the ground. Two more recommendations, even though you didn't ask: You''re going to be clearing a lot of trees and building up some huge brush piles. Figure out the final place you want all the logs and branches, and take the extra time to pile them in the final location. I've had to move my logs and branch piles a couple times, and I really wish I'd planned better and took the extra effort the first and only time. Also, be sure to cut down all the trees you need to fell BEFORE you build any structures and even your garden fences, etc. I've lost fencing and even fruit trees, because I was too impatient to really clear the land first. Best of luck, you're living the best life.

[@kayjohnston-526]

Nice work! Looking forward to seeing your continued journey.

[@jamesseltenreich652]

I’m pretty sure I’d be putting my saw together, the summer isn’t that long here and you really need to make some serious progress

[@tommurray2653]

Hi Mick i picked up on your channel from your moms channel. I started with 2 acres of bush 32 years ago in 1991 and built my humble house with my wife and help from my brother on the drywall and cabinets . There are few bears here to be a problem. A lot more in Alaska . I would recommend that you try to find some logs to build so protection into your dwelling and that you acquire some heavy artillery (rifle or shotgun) for bear deterrance. Have a good day. Winter will be here all too soon. Tom in the Maritimes at the NB-NS border

[@reneeupdike2220]

I love that you are showing your property clearing and build from the very beginning. I am looking forward to your next video! Love the horn "christening".!!! You are so funny!

[@Honeybadger7]

Thank God for a helpful friend that is willing to do hard work. Love the horn and the meaning that it now has attached to it.

[@kayeeiland4167]

I am delighted to be along for your journey ! The views are gorgeous and your enthusiasm is contagious ! Use your resources wisely (including your own muscles !) , stay safe and healthy...so happy for you !

[@kellyp4377]

Fantastic! Good for you… Whoot whoot!! …., I was surprised the neighbour said you couldn’t use the road! 😮

[@jimmyfiscus1977]

You are doing great! Keep up the good work. Create an in ground refrigerator to keep the food cool. Create a picnic table to eat at and cook on. Look into a hand pump water well, if the water table is not too deep. Find a place or make a place to park your car where it will not get stuck in mud or covered too much in snow. It will not make it far in deep snow.

[@MickDickerson]

Yayy Mick, officially settled! Yous weren’t kidding about the huge skeeters in Alaska, pretty sure one blocked out a whole frame, lol. Sorry to hear about the not so friendly neighbour, hopefully they’ll come around. Maybe keep the war cry at the OTHER end of their property…? 🤷‍♀️🤣 Cheers from Eastern Canada.

[@monana1711]

Hey Mick. Good to see you in your video again. Love the horn. You are working hard for your land and making progress. So good to hear you have a friend nearby. Prayers for stamina and good health.

[@greyghostjay]

Congratulations on your land and boy you got your work cut out for you, but I see you are already in it to win it!

[@gingerkoel5608]

What a wonderful adventur! Have fun settling in and making this land your own. Thanks for sharing.

[@BBare.]

When you cut the trees 3 feet from the ground you have to do it twice. Hey you are young and fit. You will learn as you go we all have done it that way. Good luck with your new home! 💙

[@rie20100]

Thank-you for inviting us along as you develop your new property! It is easy to see that you know exactly what needs to be done, where & when. Wishing you a very productive week! Much love from 🇨🇦

[@patsmith8540]

Mick i enjoyed your journey , good luck, looking forward to seeing more.

[@gigievans395]

You're a NATURAL and AWESOME STORY TELLER! Excellent vid from the music, scenes, Convo, videography, and topic! Keep on keeping on!❤ You're a ROCKSTAR 😎

[@bethgruenewald7463]

That view of the mountains is to die for!!

[@seetraceysew9946]

Very excited for you in your new venture. I would be getting that chainsaw up and ready ASAP or that arm is going to be in rough shape. Look forward to seeing your progress.

[@bhief473]

Random tip- wood ash can be sprinkled on walking paths to keep weeds down.

[@debbiemiller7342]

Looks like a beautiful place! Great views and by a buffalo ranch, awesome! Looking forward to your journey!

[@triciaburcell3241]

Hey there! I grew up in the Fairbanks area, and we are coming to visit next week! In case someone hasn’t mentioned it: cook bacon first, then eggs, then toast, using the bacon grease to cook them in. 👍🏼 My kiddos are enjoying your videos! What you said in the first one about public school made them more thankful to be homeschoolers haha

[@maryannec55]

Very cool shofar! And I liked how you used your turn signal at the beginning of the video, even though no one was around haha (my kids do that too). Glad you have Daniel out there, being so far from your prior home, it must be great to at least have some companionship out there in the boonies, not knowing anyone.

[@moegardner1]

It is great that you still use turn signals to make a right turn when the nearest car is about 27 miles away! Automatic , you learned well.

[@mickyb7428]

So exciting to watch your adventures! Thanks for the chuckles along the way! “You’re out of your mind if you think I sleep .. waste of time” 🤣🤣🤣 I wish I still had your energy level. Can’t wait to see how you progress into turning this property into your new home!

[@tracymagaw5578]

so have loved what i have seen! very smart young man! mom and dad tout you well! found you through your mom she is awsome! keep on will continue to watch!

[@marvine7396]

Beautiful views. I'm so happy you're there & have a good friend too! Enjoy the work, take pictures, important part of your dream to remember! The horn is a treasure. Wow! Best to you Mick

[@waynecobbett5943]

Looks like some great land and good luck with the neighbour. Oh... And the sunglasses are awesome 😎

[@stevencunningham4680]

Glad to see you made it to your property. I had trouble hearing what you were saying sometimes because of the wind noise. You might get a wind sock for your microphone. All those trees you cut down should be cut up into fire wood not just thrown into a pile. There's some that are pretty straight that would make great poles for many uses. Good luck with the next phase and keep'em coming.

[@suemckee1598]

I use closed captions so I can read what I can't hear.😁

[@tinamiller5177]

I'm a big fan and subscribe to both of your parent's channels. i feel like a proud parent warching you make your way starting out like they did. cheering for you in SE MN ❤

[@AgentRains]

Can you tell me his parents channels?

[@tinamiller5177]

@@AgentRains Girl in the Woods and Bushradical

[@AgentRains]

@@tinamiller5177 many thanks

[@hilarioustoo]

what a beautiful place! looks like you are making progress. organic lavender oil is a good nontoxic bug repellent. breakfast looks healthy, tasty and filling. muscle pain at the end of a work day put ice on the painful spots when time to sleep all night in the morning you will be pain free.

[@andreaclark9398]

I bet Alaska mosquitoes, also known as their joking “state bird”, won’t slow the bugs down too much. They’re ferocious from what I hear.

[@hilarioustoo]

@@andreaclark9398 yes, I have heard of Alaska mosquitoes! I live in the low country of Georgia on a barrier island or called "the swamp" we have gators, copperheads, cottonmouths, rattle snakes and mosquitoes. organic lavender oil nontoxic has worked the best for me.

[@bobbroadhurst1648]

Nice spot surrounded by nature and relative privacy by the looks Loved the buffalo horn, it came up nicely. I've made many "roaring" horns for deer hunting, out of big cows horns, in a similar way, minus the flute attachment thing, because you just roar into them to sound like a randy stag .... they were quick and easy to make using fine grit sandpaper disc on the angle grinder to smooth them up Bacon and eggs in a camp looked just the ideal way to recharge the energy levels