Looking for New Land | Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- I am taking a look at a large plot of forest that is for sale. Could this be my new bug out location?
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Hello Bjorn; Keep looking until you find what you are looking for. I started 30 years ago with 38 acres. Now through trades and buying property off the tax roles I live on 1250 acres. It is comprised of 30% open land, a lake, a very large spring that feeds the lake and old growth forest. It is completely self sufficient and has a few houses scattered around it for my kids if things go sideways. It is still a work in progress.
Awesome!!!!!
Thats great, you are a grinder keep going champ
Bravo!
Where at?
Bloody hell, I'm from England, we have just bought, for a huge amount of money, 4 acres! We think this is big, I can't imagine being able to have such a lovely amount of land x
Go with gut feeling, it took us years to find our old farmstead with a small river thru the property. Working to get the fields back, being retired helps. Last year we found island property on a lake here in northern Minnesota. The 5 acre lot we will be working on it, clearing a small building site, lots of work I'm 68 years old. Keep looking, you will find the right property.
That's awesome
Congrats!!
Take your time. When you find the right place, you'll know. There'll be no doubt in your mind.
I am homesteading 180 acres in the wilderness of British Columbia, Canada. I have no cleared areas but am building a farm here. If you get a good, heritage animal like Icelandic Sheep, they will thrive on the natural growth and create wonderful soil for you. I know you are a family man and have considerations regarding time, but I think that working the land towards your vision provides some of the biggest rewards. I am an Afghan vet in search of peace and I found it, but a little bit of fear or nervousness as I push my boundaries has also been good for me. I think a raw, wilderness area will suit you well, Bjorn. Particularly in the new future headed our way. Good luck - you will choose well, whatever you do. Thank you for the encouraging videos - you keep me going in crazy times.
Nice, whereabouts in Canada? I'm in Canada BC.
@@shantris4883 BC in the Bulkley Valley area.
@@hippiehighlander2552 Smart. The Bulkley-Nechako area is beautiful. We are looking to get out of the city and buy in the middle of nowhere in BC also.
@@catherinelee1256 I had to buy remote, undeveloped property to get something I could afford but I wouldn't go back now. Good luck getting away. I know it's not easy.
@@hippiehighlander2552 Yes, we are in the same boat. Property values are insane here. I doubt we will buy as many acres as you but what we do buy will very likely be undeveloped. We want to do the off grid thing anyway. Good to hear you wouldn’t go back!
My wife and I just got 10 Acres that's all forest by a lake and we couldn't be happier with it. Growing our own food and raising animals and hunting showing out kids how to use and respect the land.
Saving up for a goal like you have Bjorn. Owning a piece of land is freedom.
YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW BLESSED YOU ARE!! KEEP ON ENJOYING!!
Let us build a longship and go exploring for new land;)
Been living on my 540 acres for thirty years, moved north right after I got out of military. Have our cattle, chickens among others , plant a five acre garden, hunt , fish, can and smoke, don’t rely on stores, piece full quite life , our two kids love it an started construction of there homes .
Looks like you went through the wardrobe and found Narnia . Stunning
Looked stunning, I was unsure when I first visited the woods I now own, but I kept coming back to them, and every time I found more that convinced me. Take the family, get their input. In the end, the right place will speak to your heart.. I wish you the very best with your search.. its quite an adventure my friend.
Just wanna say there is a channel called 'The Money GPS' you and Bjorn might find interesting.
Yes
When I was little, I used to love to look out of my parent's bedroom window at the view of beautiful trees especially in winter. My views out of my windows have changed many times over the years, never equaling that view until this video. Imagine waking up to that.
Sense and reason, I like it. We call it Intelligence and Wisdom. Intelligence is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting tomato in a fruit salad. Thank you for being a voice of sense and reason, Bjorn.
Great comment. ....
I knew immediately when I stepped the first foot upon my mountaintop home and forest that it was perfect. If your gut feeling is no, don’t buy it. Keep looking.
I bought a mountain. It was an impractical thing to do but I love it so much I can’t sell it. A home is where you feel good.
Bjorn
BUY IT!
You always say, "It's not going to get any better"
I say no time like the present!
That's beautiful property
I know what I'd do and I did it already. I don't have one single regret!!!
The old forest and you my friend get to be it's keeper. I could not think of anyone best suited for that job than you my friend.
I hear what your saying. If it doesn't make sense then there's no reason. I'd support you all the way either way ♥️ make that offer.
I was undecided about buying our place in Normandy. My wife could see the potential so I finally agreed after much deliberation. Five years later I cannot believe that I almost said no. It`s been hard work to make it beautiful but worth every drop of sweat. The problem is, however careful you are, it only needs one barky neighbours dog, or a jetskier or something else to ruin paradise.
@Ghent Purdue Don`t be daft. The dog I`m refering to sometimes barks for 10 hours a day, for the whole summer holidays. The owner`s son winds it up by taunting it. The poor dog is tied up to a post. Last night it spent several hours tied up at minus 5 degrees centigrade, barking to be released. I know well the difference between a dog barking at a noise or a stranger, and a dog being abused. I have owned dogs all my life. You may be happy with animal cruelty, I`m not.
@@HarryFenton6124 I'm from the USA, and just read this with the most Posh accent I've ever construed in my head. Holy cow.
A barking dog is not a problem.
A barking human is a problem.
😂
Ok. 10 hours bark is a lot.
Solution=>
Ask your neighbour ( who is obviousky an a@#$ole ) if you can borrow his dog. So, the dog does not bark so much anymore.
The dog will be so grateful too.
Maybe your neighbour will even say...
You can have the damned dog!
The dog will be in better hands with you and be your best buddy for life.🙂
@@heide-raquelfuss5580 A great idea. Unfortunately, the guy is a farmer and sometimes uses the dog for work. He thinks keeping it outside is necessary to stop it going soft. I would love to look after it and give it a good life.
That’s great Andreas, this is the first time i see you smile and enjoying yourself. I love it.
"Ice is a fool's bridge" is what I always think of, and I avoid it whenever/however possible. "Adirondack French Louis" (Seymour, a NY regional legendary trapper/guide/hermit) caused his demise taking a short cut across the ice, letting his mittens freeze to the surface of the ice and pulling himself out he got home to his cabin but caught pneumonia that eventually killed him. More recently we had a local man who fell in to a creek while trapping, managed to get back to his car but had a heart attack, and then within a week or so an elderly couple died when their dog went through the ice and they both drowned attempting a rescue. I'm not a fan of ice, or of anything that would require having to cross it. My father used to ice race until he slid through a hay bale barrier and was listening to a lot of cracking noises before he got it back on the track thinking he had bought it, but what freaked me out as a little kid was when our VW bus dropped a wheel into an ice fishing hole, I was ready to jump out but my father realized what its a immediately and got some guys to climb on the bumper and get us out. But I've stayed off the lake ice since. Anyways, if I was younger I'd be tempted to try homesteading, improving/reforesting and grazing a cleared piece of land like that, looks as though they stripped all the merchantable timber except along the waterfront. But being over fifty years old myself, I have to agree with something I just read about the importance of turning your garden over in the fall instead of the spring, because in the spring you will be six months older. Now you need to think about investing your time in making a place where you can be happy and comfortable in the second half of your life, entertain your friends and family. In a real SHTF you will have to fight to keep crops or cattle, the more remote you are the better, that includes being off major highways and even railroad or water routes that may become more used if people ran out of gas for their vehicles. More practically, you want to be above the highway, so water runoff, or garbage getting dumped , vehicles turning over in accidents spilling, or just the view from the road ruining your privacy, is not an issue. It is better to hold the high ground, and it also means you can get out in an emergency if the driveway is ice, not true if below the road trying to climb up. You also want your entrance on the public highway where you have a good view in either direction, because everyone important to you will be going in and out of that driveway (a relative of mine has an awful driveway location and many close calls over the years because people drive too fast on backroads here).
If you own a forest, you will be responsible for the maintenance for fire prevention, especially if it's next to a protected area, that's a lot of work.
I wouldn't want the land either... I love old, towering, tall trees, and those were so young. The trees near the water were beautiful though. I also love native trees too, not so much the planted pine.
Let’s take it over.
Btw we had a massive snowstorm and I was finally able to make use of/practice with my gear. Ferro rod got a fire going right once I had plenty of tinder. All kinds of stuff. Lots of failures but made note to learn from each one.
Ppl say I’m paranoid, but I believe having survival skills and gear (edc) & bugout bags is going to necessary soon.
Good morning, sir! I've been enjoying your videos from St. Louis, Missouri, USA!
Hello good morning from northeast coast of USA...yes it is tempting to buy a forest and hide. But you are right if there is no place there suitable for carving out a growing plot it can be a very daunting task. I know you will find what you are seeking...don't give up! Thank you for sharing with us...it is a beautiful place!
U need to check out southeast alaska.
Yes! Finding a nice piece of land is top priority! :)
That place is truely beautiful!
Whoa....synchronicity as I too just got back from looking at some land. Nice property and view you had there but definitely take the time you need to find the right place. After a number of years of searching and a rather tricky day today, I thought about that scene in Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers where the trees were having an argument with the two hobbits with the trees advising patience and the hobbits kind of saying "yeah, but we can't wait forever". I err on the side of patience but I suppose it's a balance (I'm 51). Anyway, best of luck with the land search Bjorn!
Beautiful landscape and a place of peace and harmony. 👏👏👏👏👏
I wouldn t hesitate for long in purchasing your plot of land, The very wealthy and powerful are buying up everything now. My Wife and I do not regret buying our 160 acre forest in Northern Ontario Canada. We have made this home and have no regrets, We are surrounded by over 10,000 acres of what is called crown land here so it is protected from development. Only 2 others own the land surrounding the lake and they are like minded as we are. Good luck in finding what you are looking for and great video as always.
Just by watching this I'm looking forward to winter :) I've always appreciated winter camping with a fire in contrast to the buggy summer seasons.
Always trust your instincts Bjorn. That land looks very beautiful but if it doesn't have the right vibe leave it well alone. Your probably correct in thinking about getting old farm land thats been left fallow for some years. Good luck.
Land is always a good thing to buy. They stopped making it about 4 billion years ago, to the supply is limited. Cheers from Winnipeg.
Breath-taking - I love Norway so much and cannot wait to come over again.
Hi Bjorn , Nice land there , but what about other People who are using said land already ! shame you cannot find a large Island on the edge of the sea , for your Boat to moor at . Be Well my Friend , love to the Family !❤👍
It was up for sale, so anyone using it would understand if it was purchased.
Wauw!
What an incredible landscape!
Beautiful video. The peace and silence of a snow-covered forest is truly something profound to experience.
Beautiful! It looks like an awesome bug in location. I hope your neighbors are all like minded with you. Perfect area to set up a small sawmill and planer, then you can sell custom lumber to your friends, family and neighbors.
It is incredible! How blessed to have this land and water there. I will pray for you. These days we all want some peace and some privacy from this world.
If the Great Reset had gone or goes ahead as planned, there will be a terrific number of rules appertaining to forests and land, that until now have not been so intrusive. A big part of that programme was to use surveillance to catalogue and register everything on the planet, it would not have allowed for use of timber as necessary etc. As they intended abolishing ownership, they would also raise taxes, based on green rules, as defined by them. I see in Bulgaria, that only EU citizens are able to purchase land. For outsiders, they can only purchase property without gardens or land - basically a roadside house or city flat.
I would also factor for the impact of the GSM and how that may affect ability to grow food or fish in the area over the next years.
You'd think the elites have every aspect covered. The only ones in ignorance is us, until it all unfolds. Therefore you cannot rely on the system that is actively working against you to find solutions.
@@f.adradario6478 I don't think it is... I don't know for sure. Bulgaria lays between Russia and the other side of the continent to close to Arabian territory. There are prophecies about Russia-NATO war and Russians going trough Bulgaria to reach Israel.
I think the prophet is Baba Wanga (Bulgaria) prophecied in the 80's about the war in Syria and the beginning of the 3rd world war.
Of course the same thing prophecied also nostradamus but I'm talking about a prophet from Bulgaria! I think if she saw this for the whole world she also saw it for Bulgaria
@@f.adradario6478 I think Morocco.
@Vox in Tenebris: Im just going to buy small small plot for what i need to survive, which is not alot and not greedy, or im thinking just setting up in an easy little terf house that i can abandon and move elsewhere if need in a heart beat without ownership. Those who buy land will be at mercy of Great Reset period! My father inlaw works contracts for the great reset guys ns im told you all will lose your land and property and the only think to do is go tribal and constantly moving if you want to survive! take that to the bank. *clicks tounge and snaps fingers*
Otherwise only a fool thinks he can a piece of nature. Someone gonna come calling sometime.......
There will be no where to hide, maybe years ago yes, but not now they can find anyone, it’s a great idea but not realistic unfortunately, unless we fight proper blood and guts style we’re screwed really , 😞
I remember old stories about the family forest in Norway. Not this forest of course, but I can imagine very similar. This is a very special place, I hope that you will think more about buying this. ❤️from🇨🇦
Your speaking my language when you say buy a small island. I’d love that kind of solitude. Best of luck in finding what your true heart desires.
@ Gail . Islands are beautiful, but islands are traps you cannot escape from easily.
Pathfinder always find their way. Walking meditations peaceful footprints. "Ir's not necessarily the destination that matters most...it is the journey. Blessed be this vision quest.
It never occurred to me, best way to get away from this bs is to ..buy my own forest !
Beautiful. The snow too. It has been a long time since i have seen snow like this. Thanks for sharing!
Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.
Well we had snow last year in the Netherlands and we could skate on ice for about 1,5-2 weeks. :-) Greetings from the Netherlands too :-)
@@NLnachtuil : mazzelaar :-)
Follow your gut feeling, no matter how much one can hunt one need to be able to grow food as well.
Stunning location Bjorn!
Just breathtaking landscape, music is fabulous.
Yes I feel through the Ice as a child almost killed me, not just drownd but my body started to shut down before I could get to my dads truck to warm up, we were far back in the woods as well, so No ice fishing for me
Ha en fantastisk dag bjørn jeg, håper du finner eiendom som du kan kjøpe.
This looks very nice. I'm wondering as I watch where in Norway this is. My favorite Tante Marie and Uncle Ole owned a property and retired outside of Molde on the fjords. It was a wonderful place.
Nice to see that sparkle in your eyes again!
It's beautiful! Log cabin that feels like home ! Warm, nature . I think jealousy will be issue
Amazing view, spot and land! Beautiful! Fingers crossed! ❤
Ensure that no logging company has rights to the timber on the land.
That is good in theory, however, here in the USA there are people who own large tracts of land. They even go thru the labor of fencing and posting it private. The problem is, and I've seen the TIME AND TIME AGAIN in my homesteading groups, that logging companies will pay NO MIND to any of that. They don't care about you and your property boundaries and rights. They will drive right thru fences and across lines and take down acres and acres of trees with their enormous machines. You may hear them in the distance, thinking they're on other property and suddenly before you know it, their machines are barreling down on you, threatening you, your family, your home, your animals, your barns. They DO NOT CARE. And try to stop them! It requires a long court battle. And you're fighting Goliath! And your trees are down, taken already, your land decimated, your fences ruined. Believe me. It happens. They have a lot of power and they take what they want. You're lucky if you can escape with your life and your family, home intact. It isn't past them to commit murder. So those contracts or lack thereof mean very little in practical real life. You'll have years and years and fights ahead of you and the legal costs can be astronomical. Just something to keep in mind. These people play DIRTY.
@@resarm5007 But you allowed to buy weapons and use them, in Germania we just have primitive weapons and we not allowed to live off grid. So my log cabin is illegal, Plan C is to go to Skandinavien with other Germans and make 5 kids for the future of our folk. In Sweden it’s allowed to buy weapons for hunting, and private property ist private.
Another great video from Bjorn.
Really interesting to see what us 'available' in Norway. Nothing like that here in the UK.
Thank you for sharing!! 👍
You're welcome!
Hail the Allfather Odin! Skál💀🍻 Beautiful Land in Norway 🇳🇴
I tend to agree with your last sentiments on the location.
Go with your gut feeling. My grandmother, who was Norwegian, always said " When in doubt, don't."
I've learned over the years that if my gut says no and I disregard it, bad things happen. I break a tool, injure myself or end up wasting time and money.
The lake is nice, but an old farm will have some source of water that most likely will not need electricity to get in any case. You might even luck out and be able to get one with some old buildings so you don't have to start from scratch.
I bought an old farm back in 2014 and have built an off grid log house there. It took me 5 years to compete the house because I did all the work myself, but it was a good learning process and I enjoyed it.
You'll find the right spot. You'll know it when you see it.
I'm looking for land in the northern US. It'll happen this year. A lot of people are fleeing the country, and years ago I wanted to do the same but I guess I'm a bit of a patriot now. Good luck Bjorn, you're doing good work.
Thank you for sharing this i really want some snow but it is also nice to see it on a video.
I bought new land in the High Sierras where most would never make it.💪🥂
_a wee bit chilly!_
So beautiful Bjorn. I love the snow. Sad to hear it's going to rain and be warm a while. We are having a snow storm here in Michigan where I am at the moment. 6-10" perhaps more....looks like we have 7+ now. And back to low 20s daytime 9 at nite then teens and 5-11 for lows. Be digging out tomorrow maybe. Love hearing and seeing you sir. Thank you for being genuine, always. Hope you find what you're looking for soon.....
Much Love to you!
So beautiful, but too BRRRR and so much work for this old lady.
Lovely scenes. I hope you find your plot!
Of course over here in good ole Blighty, 'ordinary' (poor) people can't afford to live in rural areas as 0.04% of the population own 50% of the land -- and ration access to their wealthy friends. We just have to "trespass" for our enjoyment :-)
Thanks for sharing the view of this beautiful place Bjorn. There is something about the wide open vista of a snow laden lake. The forest in winter too. Such tranquility. Thank you.
Beautiful I am looking for land in the Black Hills, in the free state of South Dakota!
I bailed out 35 years ago with my family and built a family compound on 43 Acres. There are five related families living on this land now. The right place will speak to you.
Excellent opportunity. Woodland is monstrously expensive here in the UK as the rich land owners receive a thing called the Countrysude levy. Which is a payment for NOT developing their land...
Essentially they make money out of simply owning large areas of the country as where normal people pay Council tax on the small homes and property we own.
I love the north.. it amazes me how much that looks like my area.
Looks like there's plenty of room to nestle a long house amid the trees.
No matter how you decide with this land - it's beautiful! :) Good luck!
Unreal! Living the dream. I'm self employed so I understand completely what you mean about taking time off to go to the woods
MY GOODNESS, WHAT A GORGIOUS, STOP!!!!!!! IT'S GOOD YOUR THINKING ABOUT YOUR PURCHASE, Bjorn! AS YOU MENTIONED, AN OLD FARM, POSSIBLE. Do take care. Fl., U.S.A.
Beautiful land! We're all about land here in Utah. Hope you get what you're looking for!
We must be able to defend the land when we get it.
Wishing you the very best for you and your family. We bought 6 acres 50 years ago and built a small house in a rural area in Ohio. We have been here for 50 years now and other homes have been built all around us since. Bummer! Lots of wonderful memories with my children and family.
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Awesome!! Love it, so beautiful and peaceful. If it feels right...Go for it. I'm also looking for a forest/woodland in the UK.
Thanks for the field trip! It was beautiful, but you are right about getting something established... Its too hard to start over if you don't have to.
The beginning!
"All the way into the distance, there" - That's where I want to be.
I am from the state of Louisiana in the US. Me and my family are considering buying a small forrest plot in Arkansas. This was very good advice. Thank you for uploading.
fabulous. I'm in central northern minnesota USA. I absolutely love everything you are doing and showing. for now, it is so beautiful! I am glad that most Americans do not see the value in cold, and seasons and challenge. technology and neighbors and growing food indoors aka 24/7 / 365 ... for now.
land-ownership has it's problems. You have to constantly protect it... there are others that think about doing bushcrafting...I had neighbors and their kids cut down my trees to build a "shelter", and then just abandoned the mess they left without finishing it...and then there is the government...and taxes
fool! you cant keep humans away from where they came from, unless your the msm elite. You going that path now?
The amount money it would take to purchase that in the states is. Beyond most people.... my neighbors just sold their 300 acres with a creek. For 1.5 million...
It seems a forest is more of a passive or very long term investment type thing - while as you say a farm, field or similar is indeed better for immediate emergency situations, while also being useful at any time during normal times also if interest in there. Good luck with your land and property hunt, Bjorn ..I've been looking for similar things for a long time; it is hard to balance all the concerns and aspects of something like this.
I find your videos so beautiful and calming. Soul food. Thank you 🙏🏻 ❤️
This is very exciting, Bjorn! Thanks for taking us along on your exploring walk! Yes you and your beloved family definitely should have your own forest imo. Close to water, exactly.
Hello Kiddo! Great to hear from you!
Wow!!! What an amazing opportunity. I am truely happy for you.
And maybe just a little gealous
Bjorn I bloody love that land... amazing mate. I'm hoping to find something similar down here, probably Tasmania, because it's a dream but don't think relocating to Norway would be possible for us :)
Beautiful and peaceful!
Good Luck Bjorn hope u find peace somewhere. ☮️ kat from Pa
Good ground water is a must and the serenity ! Then head to the pub and talk to some old fellas who live in that area and get some history about the land and it will save U some heartache ! That's the place the real business and research in most countries is done ! Happy hunting and keep smiling 😁
That plot of land looks amazing! The land in my area here in the North-West of the US sells as soon as it hits the market. I finally bought a beautiful piece of land at the start of this new year. It's way out in the countryside, but at least it has electricity at the street as long as it's available and a creek for irrigating a garden. Good luck in your search, Bjorn
I found a parcel, 38 acres in the NE-/
sold too fast.
You have to jump on it.
Beautiful white snow and blue blue/white clear bright sunlight/sunshine ❤️it beautiful place Bjorn!🙏🥰
Hi Good Morning From Chicago / USA - TY For Doing What U Do - The world needs a lot more men like you!!! So very happy you found a good plot of land to check out - Beautiful area & very well deserved imho - work hard /play hard 💯👍🇺🇸💪💯
Absolutely beautiful old growth forest that will have plenty of plants, lichens and fungi for medicinal use. Awesomeness!!✌️💓Always make offerings/share of foods, to Mother Earth.🙏
Good morning! It is early in the morning in Burbank, CA. I really enjoyed waking up and watching this video. Thank you for sharing. While I would not do well in the cold, I enjoy watching you enjoy your life and sharing these beautiful locations and intelligent thoughts about the world as we know it today. Sending good thoughts, and blessings to you and your family. Happy New Year!
I understand the practical needs of being a prepper could be opposed to just owning a forest. But remember that if a farm wasn’t organic, then maybe the soil is no good. Also, a forest provides the trees for building and heating. If a farm isn’t wooded, you have to buy firewood. Animals need a shelter of some sort just like people and shelter is the biggest challenge. The trees do a lot. You can eat trees. It’s also possible to farm in a greenhouse so you don’t need lots of flat acres.
Good luck with your search mate. 👍 Keep us posted really enjoy your talk’s.