rewatching the entire series from the start after latest video of you splitting the wood industrialy for second time after snow clips of old videos i just nedd to rewatch it and make sure of the good progress that is done over the years I watched almost every video starting from building the csmper but revatching it from this video have a good day if you reading this ❤❤❤
We might have too much rock for that, but is certainly something to look into! The lot has full southern exposure so is also a great candidate for solar.
You will never go hungry on your 20 acres homestead - great choice. Less is more! So you don’t need that big of a place when you think of it. Just Look at your great camper! But building two in one has big advantages.... house on top & shop at ground level below. One roof One foundation One heating system... etc. One thing I would highly recommend is a metal roof using 16” wide panels with all hidden screws = no leaks & metal siding giving you very low maintenance, long life, & big on fire protection. Building a rocket stove with lots of thermal mass to radiate your stove pipes thru. Congrats. K&Y
Excellent advice, keep it coming! There are certainly a ton of perks to building an apartment/shop in one. And at this point in our lives a small apartment is all we need!
I am a 74 year old retired multi disciplinary engineer. I bought 72 acres in 1986, designed and built a super insulated home and barn and have lived in it since. A few suggestions, insulate around your buildings foundation to the frost level, store excess power as heat. I did this with 2 hot water loops, one right under the slab, the other a foot down, While I have a high efficiency condensing furnace, I also have a solar/wood fired hot water system. When heat is being produce it was first directed to a radiator in the furnace, when air temp hit the setpoint, hot water was directed to the loop just below the cement slab, when the slab hit its set point the heat was directed to the loop a foot below the slab. That served as a massive thermal mass, with the heat slowly rising. In your case you could use derated electric heating elements, inserted through 2-3" hones, placed in a grid under your home to store heat. Just bore holes through the slab. Or you can use a well insulated, buried water tang to store heat. And you could dump waste heat from the generator into the tank.
I enjoyed the 15 minutes it took to find your off-grid neighborhood in the hills on the east side of Lake Pend Oreille. I lived in Spokane most of my first 53 years and spent summers and most weekends at Priest. You are doing well in pursuing your lifestyle objectives!
My wife and I loved doing the same thing from December to July over 3 years. From st. Marie’s to bonners ferry. Havent make it to priest lake yet. But we are coming soon!
You could always buy a property with a big hill, put in a winch system for getting stuff to a building site at the top, then use the winch as a tow line - tow to the house, ski down to parking... 🤔😃 Looking forward to seeing your choice. Don't forget to make sure you can connect to hi-speed internet. And don't let Riley poke sticks into holes in the woods. He seems to be a little accident prone. 😉😂
Riley has talked about putting a ski slope in on every property we have looked at... 😂 That seems to be a common theme with both Riley and Boone. I was relived to hear Northern Idaho doesn't have rattle snakes...
Hi you guys did excellent dudes( air guitars fingered madly),now I watched you unload the trick using a backhoe- yeah I know I know !! Look at the pipeline videos a large lifting eye is welded to the back of the bucket as close to the pivot pin as possible,but doesn't interfere with digging too much, 6x6sq x9/16 thick a tow loop like on humpty welded after sq plate is fully welded 360ed --weld all4 edges bevel 45on lifting eye and burn it in . Make sure it cools down very slowly for best results...
@@AmbitionStrikes Remember that's not a crane and you can over balance so easily by swinging rt - lft ,with load . If anything use humpty's spare tire as ballast that's around 450 lbs tied to the back of your hoe securely ! ! Find a local equip rental and rent whatever Saturday to Monday am only pay for one days rental some places have some workable stick machines for your rod burning skills . Stay safe keep your heads up !
It takes 2 who are industrious, I made a mistake marrying someone who simply could work in an unstructured environment, she was fine in a normal workplace. By the time we understand our choices in a mate, it is to late. I envy these young couples who are working hand in hand to build a homestead, I had to do mine alone.
Just found you two via your solar set up vid. The way you did that right made me look further into your adventures via this play list. I feel some binge watching coming on lol! I live in the Mts of NC, semi retired other than the youtube vids I create in my studio/editing suite I built beside my house on the mountain, so Idaho land calls my name tho we are quite a few miles apart, still kindred spirits. Us "old folk" get to be young again thru you young youtubers. Thanks for the journey!
I’ve seen all your videos! Binge! And fell asleep late at night while watching… and went and viewed them all over again! Creativity is the mother of invention! You both have it. One suggestion, get a Hard Hat! You are both in jeopardy of a head injury hits all the tree cutting, roofing, and such. I’m glad safety glasses are being worn, and that safety harness on the roof was a must. I enjoy watching your videos and look forward to more. Good luck!
Just found your vids - we went through this EXACT experience! Like we are laughing watching this because we said the exact same things/experienced the same situations. We ended up going south and are very happy. Can’t wait to follow along with you guys!
Hi, I have been watching your videos and I got hooked, I have watched from 1-205 but it stops there, is there a way to carry on watching your videos after 205?
Came across your channel via the camper build. actually the other stuff is also very interesting as well. Would you like to tell me why you choose Idaho? I am living in Germany, whatever you think is "crowded" is probably landscape from my perspective 😉 2 "acres is too small". in cologne Germany you spend for 1 acres ~ 1.5 mio € (=2mio$) in the upper class area though. But of course that varies much off grid. In which ballpark is the land you are looking for? If course you don't need to tell what YOU spend. But just to give me an idea. Is it allowed to build a building on any land you own? Here is not! how, how big, high etc is given you by local government.
Red poppy ranch is a good channel to watch about living off grind and building a house and workshop. This family is also in idaho. Good luck with the new property
My wife and I have have a lot of great adventures together. With any luck we will have many more. You two remind me a bit of a younger us. Keep the adventures coming whatever they may be.
Watching you look for your next adventure to buy a property and build a house and are just so excited and happy that you found what you were looking for makes me happy. I recently subscribe to your channel and I continue to watch your adventures.
After watching you build your truck camper I have no doubt that you will be successful with your off-grid property. I look forward to following along with you on your journey. Best wishes from Alaska
I subbed a little after you bought your new property so I'm just going back through the earlier videos. I loved the Kwanzaa house. It has "survivalist" written all over that but it also looks like you could just buy more pieces and extend it in all directions. I think building with those segments would be quite fun, and possibly quick. But you ended up with a better location I think, especially now the road's done.
Love the direction you guys are going with the show! I was wondering if I could throw an idea your way for the hopeful builders and adventurists of the future like me? I'm really interested in your CNC setup and the shop in general. It seems like you guys can pretty much build anything by adding a CNC to your setup! Any chance you can do an episode that goes into depth on how you got into CNC, your setup and suggestions for your viewers to setup a great workspace?!
Hi Calvin! That is an excellent idea and we would love to make a video on the topic. The plasma table is such a huge game changer, and for the cost of less than a new car it really allowed us to completely change how we made things.
there is plenty of video's on RUclips to build a power system and dig a well by hand. you have your dodge for a safe place to sleep/live until you get a building closed in, or you can drop shipping containers for living spaces just like you did some time ago.
There is so much content on RUclips that is going to to help us on this project! The camper is going to be an excellent space for now until we can get something more permanent up (hopefully before winter).
Oi Amigos, fico feliz pois vão dar um passo importante na vida de vocês. Espero que a escolha que fizeram traga muita felicidade para vocês Dois. Sucesso no CANAL 😃🇧🇷.
I live in Oregon and visit Northern Idaho twice a year to visit family. Yes the Pack River store has great breakfasts. I will try the restaurant in Montana next time am up there. Congrats on the property if you get it.
Last year I bought 20 acres in Idaho by Dworshak reservoir. We bought a wall tent to stay in until we figure out what we want to build. Wall Tent Shop out of Moscow, Id. has good quality tents.
Northern Idaho is a little expensive as I'm sure you are finding out. Check out Clearwater County. The Clearwater runs through. The county runs from Montana to almost Washington. County seat is Orofino. Not as much snow as up north.
Rule #1 good idea!...............the road we take in life has many "Y"in it. Some work out some such you'll have regrets. but if you do not take the chance you will have a lot to regret when you are old and gray! When it stops being fun then you might need a change.
Hey guys can’t wait to see what you have purchased. Watching you build your home on wheels was amazing and it turned out to be incredible so I can just imagine what you will do with some beautiful land and maybe a creek. Exactly what I have always wanted. Good luck guys. ❤️🇨🇦❤️ Cheers!!!
If the homestead build goes even half as well as the camper build we are going to be thrilled! It is going to require a whole new set of skills that we look forward to tackling!
Good luck guys. Literally just had to move out of North Idaho and abandon my dream of owning property (for now) because the prices are way too high and go way over asking price.
I have a video suggestion for Courtney. I was wondering if you guys could make a video on upholstery, the types of sewing machines required thread types in fabric types how to sew straight lines Etc.
Building a house, especially off grid is not for everyone, however, given the vast expertise you two have already shown at construction, this sound like an excellent opportunity. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Never saw this one in the series. You did well as I know where most of these places are and that swampy one is a mosquito pit in the spring. Ruby is cool but too far from services. The last one is close enough in but feels out there. Neighbor. . In North Idaho you can be 5 miles out of town and feel like your in the boonies so why buy 15 miles out? The property is cheaper but seems to always stay that way.
When developing property like those there will be many struggles. Nothing is easy and it always costs more than you expect. Please have a plan to earning a living as there are not many job opportunities there unless you want to drive a logging truck. Lots of luck to you.
Congrats on the next adventure! Does this mean the Kubota will be joining the family? Be sure to have a hydraulic thumb installed. We love having a Mini X, skid steer and mini skid steer around the farm. Especially when our stream floods. ~ Mark & Teresa
@@AmbitionStrikes Look out! When I was looking for used I ended up buying a Komatsu PC27 love it. While testing all the options hands down the Kubota was the smoothest to operate with the sticks. Once I'm ready for a replacement might go for the Yanmar. Hands down it always comes down to dealer support in ones area. The skid steer will be the next purchase with a bucket and forks. Then you both could have a his and hers! 😉 While your there can you grab me one of the all new SCL1000 Please, Thank you....🤗
My eyes get all sparkly with all the dreams and possibilities. I do hope the property with all the neighbors is off the list, because bleh. The Q-hut could be fun but it lacked something soulful. It is almost like if you choose a place that someone else has made theirs, it's not your rough diamond. And face it, you guys love the challenge of a rough diamond. No matter your choice, I know it's going to be a worthwhile journey. Either way thanks for taking this wheelchair-bound dreamer with you wherever you go.
There was certainly an appeal to buying a property that had already been developed, but it also meant we wouldn't have free reign to let our imaginations run!
Definitely excited for you guys and always enjoy your content 👍🏻. Hopefully things continue to exceed your expectations and you will achieve all your goals 🙏🏻
They should build something like a small firetower to take advantage of the view.. They may also do the tiny house concept but built of mortar and logs. Then pack the whole thing with 2000 watts of solar panels and 2000 amps of lithium batteries. Dont forget the fireplace ;)
DMWI Awesome choices. Would love to hear how you chose this area? Those still looking might learn from a recap of what led you to Idaho and out of California?
This one is a tough one for me. I have a 110 year old house on a town lot in N. Idaho that I bought for a job but haven't lived in full time for over 10 years. Not my forever home by a long shot. I want to sell it and pick up some acreage but I don't have the slightest idea how I will ever be able to pull off buying land and building on a single income (no local jobs for me in the area) the way land prices have gone in N. Idaho and NW Montana. It has honestly turned into a huge anxiety/depression trigger for me. What is really stupid is that I have almost everything I need to start a nice homestead except a good piece of land and a house/shop.
Remember, moving is one of our most stressful times 😋 it’s so much to figure out! Take your time, you’ve got a mobile house to be patient in! Hey, any house can be off grid... just don’t use “the mans” electricity lol ohhh a creek for water! I likes the fixer upper!!
Last year I bought 25 acres and the property buying experience is fun. With the cost to build through the roof, I've squashed my plans to build right now. Though I've considered maybe putting a couple Airbnb geodomes on the land. I would seriously look into very specific details about an easement. Personally, I would avoid them if at all possible.
It is so important to be able to access your property, otherwise it is worthless! Airbnb income is such a great option for land otherwise not being used!
I can see it now. You’ll be calling Johnny’s wrecker service and see if he has a flatbed to take the container house and military truck to Idaho so you’ll have a place to stay and the truck to use while you build the shop 1st.
hey r & c / just a suggestion - do a time-lapse of the build of the truck camper, i think those sorts of videos get lots of views, yours' would be very popular (around 25 -30 mins). it'd be hell'ish to compose & edit, ah, but it would be worth it ... btw i can't find, i wanna know the rear bumper fabrication episode, could you tell me please ?
With the cooperation of military vehicles and camping vehicles, goods and houses can be temporarily occupied! Need to speed up the progress, if the temperature rises, the work will be more difficult
rewatching the entire series from the start after latest video of you splitting the wood industrialy for second time after snow clips of old videos i just nedd to rewatch it and make sure of the good progress that is done over the years I watched almost every video starting from building the csmper but revatching it from this video have a good day if you reading this ❤❤❤
Adding power from the county road any substantial distance say 1/2 mile drive way is dearly expensive. Tread lightly.
JoeB
Geothermal if you can. Great for home and greenhouse.
We might have too much rock for that, but is certainly something to look into! The lot has full southern exposure so is also a great candidate for solar.
You will never go hungry on your 20 acres homestead - great choice.
Less is more! So you don’t need that big of a place when you think of it.
Just Look at your great camper!
But building two in one has big advantages.... house on top & shop at ground level below.
One roof
One foundation
One heating system... etc.
One thing I would highly recommend is a metal roof using 16” wide panels with all hidden screws = no leaks
& metal siding giving you very low maintenance, long life, & big on fire protection.
Building a rocket stove with lots of thermal mass to radiate your stove pipes thru.
Congrats.
K&Y
Excellent advice, keep it coming! There are certainly a ton of perks to building an apartment/shop in one. And at this point in our lives a small apartment is all we need!
I am a 74 year old retired multi disciplinary engineer. I bought 72 acres in 1986, designed and built a super insulated home and barn and have lived in it since. A few suggestions, insulate around your buildings foundation to the frost level, store excess power as heat. I did this with 2 hot water loops, one right under the slab, the other a foot down, While I have a high efficiency condensing furnace, I also have a solar/wood fired hot water system. When heat is being produce it was first directed to a radiator in the furnace, when air temp hit the setpoint, hot water was directed to the loop just below the cement slab, when the slab hit its set point the heat was directed to the loop a foot below the slab. That served as a massive thermal mass, with the heat slowly rising. In your case you could use derated electric heating elements, inserted through 2-3" hones, placed in a grid under your home to store heat. Just bore holes through the slab. Or you can use a well insulated, buried water tang to store heat. And you could dump waste heat from the generator into the tank.
It would be nice to see a drawing of the overall shape of the property with features of the road, elevation change, etc. Love the content. Thanks
I enjoyed the 15 minutes it took to find your off-grid neighborhood in the hills on the east side of Lake Pend Oreille. I lived in Spokane most of my first 53 years and spent summers and most weekends at Priest. You are doing well in pursuing your lifestyle objectives!
In the winter it might get a little bit hairy.... you need something with tracks.. lol - good foresight
Oh Gee! With Snow That Road Will Be A Dream To Drive On! Live & Learn & Experience!
Luckily the army truck has a heater!
My wife and I loved doing the same thing from December to July over 3 years. From st. Marie’s to bonners ferry. Havent make it to priest lake yet. But we are coming soon!
What kind of setup do you have in the back of the truck cab for the pups!?! 🐕
This reminds me of when i was shopping for my off grid land. When you know it's the one sometimes it's obvious!
You could always buy a property with a big hill, put in a winch system for getting stuff to a building site at the top, then use the winch as a tow line - tow to the house, ski down to parking... 🤔😃
Looking forward to seeing your choice. Don't forget to make sure you can connect to hi-speed internet.
And don't let Riley poke sticks into holes in the woods. He seems to be a little accident prone. 😉😂
Riley has talked about putting a ski slope in on every property we have looked at... 😂
That seems to be a common theme with both Riley and Boone. I was relived to hear Northern Idaho doesn't have rattle snakes...
This is the best idea ever. Chair lift home. Winter for skiing, summer for MTB. Do it!
Hi you guys did excellent dudes( air guitars fingered madly),now I watched you unload the trick using a backhoe- yeah I know I know !! Look at the pipeline videos a large lifting eye is welded to the back of the bucket as close to the pivot pin as possible,but doesn't interfere with digging too much, 6x6sq x9/16 thick a tow loop like on humpty welded after sq plate is fully welded 360ed --weld all4 edges bevel 45on lifting eye and burn it in . Make sure it cools down very slowly for best results...
Yes! Can't wait to get shop up and the welder up here so we can make a few modifications! Thanks for the recommendations!
@@AmbitionStrikes Remember that's not a crane and you can over balance so easily by swinging rt - lft ,with load . If anything use humpty's spare tire as ballast that's around 450 lbs tied to the back of your hoe securely ! ! Find a local equip rental and rent whatever Saturday to Monday am only pay for one days rental some places have some workable stick machines for your rod burning skills . Stay safe keep your heads up !
You two are so industrious, I have confidence that you can build an awesome off-grid home.🙂
It's a whole new world for us and we are eager to learn from others and get to work!!
It takes 2 who are industrious, I made a mistake marrying someone who simply could work in an unstructured environment, she was fine in a normal workplace. By the time we understand our choices in a mate, it is to late. I envy these young couples who are working hand in hand to build a homestead, I had to do mine alone.
Just found you two via your solar set up vid. The way you did that right made me look further into your adventures via this play list. I feel some binge watching coming on lol! I live in the Mts of NC, semi retired other than the youtube vids I create in my studio/editing suite I built beside my house on the mountain, so Idaho land calls my name tho we are quite a few miles apart, still kindred spirits. Us "old folk" get to be young again thru you young youtubers. Thanks for the journey!
Thanks for watching our adventures! ☺️
I’ve seen all your videos! Binge! And fell asleep late at night while watching… and went and viewed them all over again! Creativity is the mother of invention! You both have it. One suggestion, get a Hard Hat! You are both in jeopardy of a head injury hits all the tree cutting, roofing, and such. I’m glad safety glasses are being worn, and that safety harness on the roof was a must. I enjoy watching your videos and look forward to more. Good luck!
Just found your vids - we went through this EXACT experience! Like we are laughing watching this because we said the exact same things/experienced the same situations. We ended up going south and are very happy. Can’t wait to follow along with you guys!
No way! Hopefully you didn't end up in a rainforesty swamp or property behind a locked gate! 😂
Thanks for taking us on the beginning of your wonderful journey ahead.
Here's to many more adventures!! 😊
Hi, I have been watching your videos and I got hooked, I have watched from 1-205 but it stops there, is there a way to carry on watching your videos after 205?
Came across your channel via the camper build. actually the other stuff is also very interesting as well.
Would you like to tell me why you choose Idaho?
I am living in Germany, whatever you think is "crowded" is probably landscape from my perspective 😉 2 "acres is too small". in cologne Germany you spend for 1 acres ~ 1.5 mio € (=2mio$) in the upper class area though. But of course that varies much off grid.
In which ballpark is the land you are looking for? If course you don't need to tell what YOU spend. But just to give me an idea.
Is it allowed to build a building on any land you own? Here is not! how, how big, high etc is given you by local government.
You guys are awesome, I am still trying to keep up with where you went. DONT STOP but,... You are great, love you guys, never stop lovin :P
We’ve eaten at pack River! Awesome food!
You guys do nice work. I'm a new subscriber. Mind saying how many sub's you had when you made this episode.
We just ate at the Pack River Store on Saturday. Great place! Looking forward to seeing which property you pick!
I’ve been dreaming about it ever since we ate there. Can’t wait to get back up there!
Good choice !
☺️
Wild Wonderful Off Grid has some great content on their A frame and solar build.
We really enjoy watching their channel!
Red poppy ranch is a good channel to watch about living off grind and building a house and workshop. This family is also in idaho. Good luck with the new property
We enjoy watching their channel!!
Go get them you too adventurous souls....good for you and thanks for bringing us along....I’ll be there right with you😎
When we start asking ourselves "what the heck were we thinking" you can give us a pep talk! 😂
My wife and I have have a lot of great adventures together. With any luck we will have many more. You two remind me a bit of a younger us. Keep the adventures coming whatever they may be.
She sounds like a keeper... We wish you infinite more adventures!!
shopping for a home/land to build home is always an adventure worth taking...
It can be overwhelming at times but I have learned to love the entire process!
Watching you look for your next adventure to buy a property and build a house and are just so excited and happy that you found what you were looking for makes me happy. I recently subscribe to your channel and I continue to watch your adventures.
After watching you build your truck camper I have no doubt that you will be successful with your off-grid property. I look forward to following along with you on your journey. Best wishes from Alaska
Thank you so much Don!
Thanks for a vitual break away from covid isolation to explore N Idaho and N Montana.
I subbed a little after you bought your new property so I'm just going back through the earlier videos. I loved the Kwanzaa house. It has "survivalist" written all over that but it also looks like you could just buy more pieces and extend it in all directions. I think building with those segments would be quite fun, and possibly quick.
But you ended up with a better location I think, especially now the road's done.
when you said we are going to abandon your place. I thought you were leaving for good. but I see every one does need a vacation from home sometimes.
Love the direction you guys are going with the show! I was wondering if I could throw an idea your way for the hopeful builders and adventurists of the future like me? I'm really interested in your CNC setup and the shop in general. It seems like you guys can pretty much build anything by adding a CNC to your setup! Any chance you can do an episode that goes into depth on how you got into CNC, your setup and suggestions for your viewers to setup a great workspace?!
Hi Calvin! That is an excellent idea and we would love to make a video on the topic. The plasma table is such a huge game changer, and for the cost of less than a new car it really allowed us to completely change how we made things.
I can feel, Life Uncontained vibe.. looking forward to this series !!
Yes! They were an inspiration when we built our container home last year!
Fantastic news. I’m looking forward to watching you build up your property. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for coming on this adventure with us Sue!
there is plenty of video's on RUclips to build a power system and dig a well by hand. you have your dodge for a safe place to sleep/live until you get a building closed in, or you can drop shipping containers for living spaces just like you did some time ago.
There is so much content on RUclips that is going to to help us on this project! The camper is going to be an excellent space for now until we can get something more permanent up (hopefully before winter).
Congratulations!! I can’t wait to follow on this journey!
We can’t wait to get started and bring you along for the ride!
Thank you for sharing your journey with us
Thank you both . How is the new concrete floor working out ?
Oi Amigos, fico feliz pois vão dar um passo importante na vida de vocês.
Espero que a escolha que fizeram traga muita felicidade para vocês Dois.
Sucesso no CANAL 😃🇧🇷.
Thank you Marcel!
I live in Oregon and visit Northern Idaho twice a year to visit family. Yes the Pack River store has great breakfasts. I will try the restaurant in Montana next time am up there. Congrats on the property if you get it.
Shoot us a message next time you are in the area! We'll meet you in Montana for some yummy lunch... 😊
My parents moved to that area a few years ago. My father just finished building his dream home. Beautiful place, I'm hoping to move there eventually!
No way! Congrats to your Dad! Hit is up next time you're in the area and we'd love to meet up for a beer. 😊
I hope you like living in northern Idaho. I am from NW Montana and they are pretty much the same. Amazing views and not a lot of people...
We are so in love with the area!
And I think I've pretty much been here for each episode 😊😊
Last year I bought 20 acres in Idaho by Dworshak reservoir. We bought a wall tent to stay in until we figure out what we want to build. Wall Tent Shop out of Moscow, Id. has good quality tents.
That is a great solution for a temporary house!
Northern Idaho is a little expensive as I'm sure you are finding out. Check out Clearwater County. The Clearwater runs through. The county runs from Montana to almost Washington. County seat is Orofino. Not as much snow as up north.
Ooh that sounds awesome!
Rule #1 good idea!...............the road we take in life has many "Y"in it. Some work out some such you'll have regrets. but if you do not take the chance you will have a lot to regret when you are old and gray! When it stops being fun then you might need a change.
That is some awesome advice and exactly what we needed to hear! 😀
You will do well in this venture. Idaho will do well to have you as members of it's community 😉
Thank you Dave!
Easements are common but you just need everything in writing. How wide, how long, who maintains, etc. Good luck!
Yes so important!! Your land is only valuable if you can get to it!
I agree 100 percent on that! Good luck.
Thanks Robert!
Hey guys can’t wait to see what you have purchased. Watching you build your home on wheels was amazing and it turned out to be incredible so I can just imagine what you will do with some beautiful land and maybe a creek. Exactly what I have always wanted. Good luck guys. ❤️🇨🇦❤️ Cheers!!!
If the homestead build goes even half as well as the camper build we are going to be thrilled! It is going to require a whole new set of skills that we look forward to tackling!
Not sure what property your getting but if you get the one with the stream, great for hydro power, no need for sunshine
Yes that is a huge benefit to that property!!
Good luck guys. Literally just had to move out of North Idaho and abandon my dream of owning property (for now) because the prices are way too high and go way over asking price.
We're sorry to hear that Jesse! We hope you will still be able to make your dreams happen someday!
This property looks amazing I am very excited what you build
We are so excited!
@@AmbitionStrikes Yes ofcourse
I have a video suggestion for Courtney. I was wondering if you guys could make a video on upholstery, the types of sewing machines required thread types in fabric types how to sew straight lines Etc.
That is a great idea! My MIL is the resident expert when it comes to that stuff so we will have to do it at her quilting studio
Congratulations
Thank you!!
@@AmbitionStrikes Welcome
Building a house, especially off grid is not for everyone, however, given the vast expertise you two have already shown at construction, this sound like an excellent opportunity. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Bob! It is certainly going to be the hardest thing we have ever done but we are SO excited by the opportunity!
Hello, lots of courage and self-sacrifice, good success and well done, we will follow you
Thanks you so much!!
Never saw this one in the series. You did well as I know where most of these places are and that swampy one is a mosquito pit in the spring. Ruby is cool but too far from services. The last one is close enough in but feels out there. Neighbor. . In North Idaho you can be 5 miles out of town and feel like your in the boonies so why buy 15 miles out? The property is cheaper but seems to always stay that way.
Building from the ground up is alot of fun but can be challenging and frustrating at time also.
If we can find a way to make it equally frustrating, challenging AND fun I will call that a success!
Listen guys,... Cavemen have been doing these things for tens of thousands of years.... U GOT THIS!!!!
Let's hope so! 🤞
Ur expert lied... that's Moose P00P!!
Even cooler!!
When developing property like those there will be many struggles. Nothing is easy and it always costs more than you expect. Please have a plan to earning a living as there are not many job opportunities there unless you want to drive a logging truck. Lots of luck to you.
Thanks for the advice Randy! If it can be equally expensive, challenging AND fun I'd say that is a success!
Awesome. ...good luck with it all.
Thanks John!
It will be interesting to know how much did you get that property for.
Check for ticks!!!
Yes!!
Congrats on the next adventure! Does this mean the Kubota will be joining the family? Be sure to have a hydraulic thumb installed. We love having a Mini X, skid steer and mini skid steer around the farm. Especially when our stream floods.
~ Mark & Teresa
Riley checked all of the boxes on the order form... we haven't officially pulled the trigger yet but are headed to the dealership tomorrow. 😬
@@AmbitionStrikes Look out! When I was looking for used I ended up buying a Komatsu PC27 love it. While testing all the options hands down the Kubota was the smoothest to operate with the sticks. Once I'm ready for a replacement might go for the Yanmar. Hands down it always comes down to dealer support in ones area. The skid steer will be the next purchase with a bucket and forks. Then you both could have a his and hers! 😉
While your there can you grab me one of the all new SCL1000 Please, Thank you....🤗
And now I’m on Zillow browsing through off grid properties. Thanks guys
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My eyes get all sparkly with all the dreams and possibilities. I do hope the property with all the neighbors is off the list, because bleh. The Q-hut could be fun but it lacked something soulful. It is almost like if you choose a place that someone else has made theirs, it's not your rough diamond. And face it, you guys love the challenge of a rough diamond. No matter your choice, I know it's going to be a worthwhile journey. Either way thanks for taking this wheelchair-bound dreamer with you wherever you go.
There was certainly an appeal to buying a property that had already been developed, but it also meant we wouldn't have free reign to let our imaginations run!
Definitely excited for you guys and always enjoy your content 👍🏻. Hopefully things continue to exceed your expectations and you will achieve all your goals 🙏🏻
Thank you so much! We are headed up to Idaho now to actually get started on the property!!
Stevens County Washington is nice too.
It is beautiful!
They should build something like a small firetower to take advantage of the view..
They may also do the tiny house concept but built of mortar and logs. Then pack the whole thing with 2000 watts of solar panels and 2000 amps of lithium batteries.
Dont forget the fireplace ;)
So many possibilities!! 😊
I just found you guys & am starting here, at this episode. I'm excited to watch all the way through.
Thanks for watching Lance!
DMWI
Awesome choices.
Would love to hear how you chose this area?
Those still looking might learn from a recap of what led you to Idaho and out of California?
Our biggest reasons were outdoor recreation and ease of building! But an in depth video is a great idea!
This one is a tough one for me. I have a 110 year old house on a town lot in N. Idaho that I bought for a job but haven't lived in full time for over 10 years. Not my forever home by a long shot.
I want to sell it and pick up some acreage but I don't have the slightest idea how I will ever be able to pull off buying land and building on a single income (no local jobs for me in the area) the way land prices have gone in N. Idaho and NW Montana. It has honestly turned into a huge anxiety/depression trigger for me. What is really stupid is that I have almost everything I need to start a nice homestead except a good piece of land and a house/shop.
You just got a new follower from Arabic Peninsula. You guys are really incredible!
Thank you so much!
Remember, moving is one of our most stressful times 😋 it’s so much to figure out! Take your time, you’ve got a mobile house to be patient in! Hey, any house can be off grid... just don’t use “the mans” electricity lol ohhh a creek for water! I likes the fixer upper!!
Riley sold everything that didn't breathe while we were home in an attempt to have to move less stuff... 😂
@@AmbitionStrikes drag you container house up there! Screw wheels to it lol exciting build something new. It’s work, but it’s fun and rewarding!
I hope you are going to make the best decision of your life. I am sure about that. I keep my fingers crossed.
I don't think there is a best decision, but I do hope we make decisions that lead to challenging, fun and fulfilling days!
OHH THE LAST PROPERTY! Such views, and it comes with a Fox!
Foxes, deer, wolves, bears, lions and more!! 😳
@@AmbitionStrikes and yes those were moose droppings 🤑
Last year I bought 25 acres and the property buying experience is fun.
With the cost to build through the roof, I've squashed my plans to build right now.
Though I've considered maybe putting a couple Airbnb geodomes on the land.
I would seriously look into very specific details about an easement.
Personally, I would avoid them if at all possible.
It is so important to be able to access your property, otherwise it is worthless!
Airbnb income is such a great option for land otherwise not being used!
@@AmbitionStrikes something else to consider is who and what are the neighbors.
Neighbors can in many ways make or break it.
Can't wait to see which plot you chose, take care guy's
They all had unique features... except the one we couldn't get to! 😂
I can see it now. You’ll be calling Johnny’s wrecker service and see if he has a flatbed to take the container house and military truck to Idaho so you’ll have a place to stay and the truck to use while you build the shop 1st.
not a bad idea!
Wan't to come be our project manager? You've got the plan down! 😉 Although we are toying with the idea of driving the army truck North.
@@AmbitionStrikes I bet the LMTV can pull your container house, just going to be slow going unless you get some new gears!
hey r & c / just a suggestion - do a time-lapse of the build of the truck camper, i think those sorts of videos get lots of views, yours' would be very popular (around 25 -30 mins). it'd be hell'ish to compose & edit, ah, but it would be worth it ...
btw i can't find, i wanna know the rear bumper fabrication episode, could you tell me please ?
We actually do have a time-lapse for the truck build!
ruclips.net/video/7mQygf8-LUU/видео.html
Obrigado por compartilhar suas aventuras 👍 adoro seus vídeos
Thank you for watching!!
If you’re wondering about weather here you’ve obviously haven’t done much research, good luck, just keep the California ideals in kalifornia.
Hopefully we don't turn into popsicles when winter hits!
136K views and only 6K hit the LIKE button? C'mon people, if you watched it, hit the button. It's like leaving a tip for a waiter.
Love the Quonset house.
Very unique!
This was great can’t wait to see the new property
We can't wait to get started!!
I've heard about bad experiences of both those who had to cross on an easement and those who's land was crossed.
Yes it can certainly be an issue!
I can see these video is before you change the tires in your camper
You can't see all of our videos?
So exciting!! Can’t wait to see!
It's going to be a wild ride!
Nice thing is the off grid property for acres wise isn't super expensive to find.
Yes! Raw land is much cheaper but it is going to take significant money to develop it!
All those properties looked amazing! Im more excited to see what yall build !
So many possibilities!
looking forward for this part of your journey. its is going to be awesome.
We can't wait to get started!
With the cooperation of military vehicles and camping vehicles, goods and houses can be temporarily occupied! Need to speed up the progress, if the temperature rises, the work will be more difficult
Things certainly are more pleasant when the weather is cooler out!
OK, get the drone out and give us some ariels of your new property!
I told Riley he needed to flight train at home where there weren't infinite trees trying to take it out... 😂
Awesome property 👍
We are very excited about it!