Sean, pls continue adding "Ep. #" to your video titles. It does help viewers who want to watch them in order. Regarding your building supplies, consider dragging up some of your cut logs to stack the lumber and concrete mix on. This will help to prevent them drawing moisture from the ground. Good luck in your building project, this old man is along for the ride. Be safe, above all else.
Hey cuz it’s Brooke, mom was dying trying to figure out how to get this on her phone so she can show people “her badass nephew” 😎 so now Aunt Cara is watching regularly and will be showing you off to everyone!! Love you buddy! * post longer videos 🤪 we love these and are super proud of you for this! Live your best life buddy 🤙🏼🤟🏼
So do I reply to Brooke or Cara?! lol that’s so awesome! I’ll keep making y’all proud 🥹 I may just have to make longer vids at this rate! Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Sean, I think your channel is going to be very successful! Great taste in tunes, great sense of humor, great attitude! It's going to take off, like you took out of the city! 😉
Need a lumber trailer. Not hard to build. Keep an eye on the Talkeetna trader for a old snow machine trailer and convert it. That is what we have. Saves the short trailer from having issues. We also have the same small trailer you are using in this video.
I'm so so glad I found your channel! My goal is to create a homestead, maybe not 100% off grid, my kids would be miserable, haha. Seeing you work so hard for the life you want is so inspiring!
I have been going back to your first video and have enjoyed the show. Looking forward to new videos congratulations on your ability to learn from your mistakes.😺😸😻
Good day for you!! Remember you need water,heat and food there!! Pile all the wood so it dries!! You will need more than you think there!! Keep going and don’t be stupid!!
You're doing a great job. We moved to Tennessee to do the same thing. Our homestead is coming along great after 2 years. Already have chickens, quail and pigeons. Goats and pigs coming soon. Keep it up and don't give up or listen to the nay sayers. You can do this. If you have any questions, message and I'll be sure to help. - Greg
Congrats! I'm glad to see your channel is already growing. As you said at the end "Rome wasn't built in a day". Bear that in mind and take it from someone who didn't and is now paying the price. Don't abuse the body or your equipment. You have a good sense of balance when loading your quad but be mindful of overloading. One thing I would add is to position your quad in front of your piles so you can slide lumber onto it rather than lift it. Sort of like you did on the second trip. Also, one extra trip can save thousands in repairs. While it's good to push ourselves to build strength and endurance, do so in a way that build and reveals strength rather than tests it. "Oops" is not a word you want to being using in the wilderness. As you figured out, you need to be cautious of picking up multiple pressure-treated boards simultaneously. Though you can do it once, one wrong move on uneven ground and you could be down for weeks while your back heals, and it may never be the same again. As an illustration, a young bull and an old bull were standing on the top of a hill looking down on a meadow of cows. The young bull said to the old bull, "Let's run down and get us each a cow." The old bull said, "How about we walk down and get them all". Take it from an old bull and pace yourself. The end result is worth it. Remember, Off-gridding and homesteading are more about the journey than the destination. More important is what you learn, and the people you share that knowledge with along the way. One last thing, at the end of the video it would kind of cool to hear you recap what you learned so those with more experience can weigh in more effectively. Just a thought... By the way... I just subscribed and I'm going to pass your adventure on to my son and a few likeminded friends of mine. Can't wait to see what you learn next.
I’m thankful to have a viewer like you Dan! I try to surround myself with a lot of “old bulls” because I appreciate their value. Adding what I learned is a great idea to open the floor a bit more! I’ll see if I can weave that into future video plans. Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Just found your channel, i too have 5 acres in northern BC, just saving a few more bucks up. Trail and error! There’s not one human that walks this earth who doesn’t learn from effin up. That’s going on one one heavy duty tent platform! From just south of you, welcome to the north, F’n eh there bud 🇨🇦 🤣. Ps I recommend no days off, winter comes hard and fast! As others said. Focus on shelter and heat to pass winter. You’ll be ready to fly soon as break up starts next spring.
I loved the your response to an offer of help. As a woman, men always jump to the conclusion that I need help. I'm going to use your response from now on.
Been there done that several times. I’m on the north side of life now so won’t be doing it again. You probably realize by now it would have been much easier to freight all that lumber when there was still snow on the ground. 😊 Pace yourself and be careful. Working off grid by yourself you need to be careful. Work smarter not harder. When in doubt ask for help and advice so you get it done right. I learned a lot in my younger years from old timers. Now you have TH-cam for tons of information. You look like a hard working young man so I have no doubt you will succeed. Look forward to following along 😊
It would have been but I got here a little too late for snow! I’ll definitely keep I in mind for this winter. Thanks for the words of wisdom. I’m excited to share this journey with you!
You have gained some great fellow TH-camrs watching, learn from them. It is great that you are taking the leap and not afraid of mistakes. Mistakes are a chance to learn but be careful with the mistake out there in the bush. Cant wait for the video
You did it! You had me worried at first but you figured it out and I bet you're proud of yourself! I'm proud of you too. Get some rest and we look forward to the next video. Adelina.
Hi. I'm a wilderness settlement and log cabin building fan. I found your channel and it looks very interesting 'cause you genuinely break the mold of settlers but I don't get it why you don't try to get in with your truck if it's a 4x4 'cause the trail looks good enough for it and it just needs a side clean up in some spots to fit your truck or rent a little backhoe or a tractor with mower for a couple days to do it 'cause you're going to need your driveway badly. This was my first advice and the 2° one: Think about buying a portable sawmill to cut your own lumber with the same money or less you're going to spend buying lumber in Home Depot and you get a machinery asset. Welcome to the wilderness and congrats.
There will be many challenges on this journey. You will persevere. Really enjoy the content so far. Keep it up. Looking forward to the progress on your property and watching it develop. Thank you for sharing your journey and content. Thanks for making it funny as well. More Gracie as well.
Love this and hopefully one day I’ll be doing the same thing also one of the first people that falls a tree the right way and cut well above the scarf allowing the hinge wood to actually hinge
I've watched your two 1st episodes so far and I'm hooked! Thanks for sharing your adventure thus far and excited to see once you start exploring further... you are so close (relatively speaking) to Denali! Best to you and your two four legged friends!
I always know when I’m watching an American TH-camr, the side arm is a dead giveaway away, however, with you being in the wilds of Alaska I understand. I’m looking forward to watching your progress over the coming months and years. Have a great time up there.
Subscriber #536 here....Off to a great start, Sean man! Congrats! Consider putting in an intro for new subscribers with a summary of what you're doing, kind of like "Wild Homestead" and "Cabin River Outdoors"....the two best cabin build channels on TH-cam, imo. Your channel could be just as big. Wishing you all the best!
Sean just a little tip from someone who has done tons of 4 x 4 driving when you turn around on a narrow track on a slope always reverse uphill into the hill, you will find out why if you keep doing it your way, Good luck and I am enjoying your vids.
Sean; we love all things TH-cam plus Alaska. Good for you for getting err done.And it’s true numbering the episodes helps the subscribers and others who knew to the channel.
I love homestead channels. I a new watcher to them and love ppl like you. You probably know but I’d recommend a skid steer to work on that trail and make it a road. It will make life so much easier. Make sure it a a few attachments. Try and level that huge up cline. I have seen them used and they are amazing.c also a steel weed wackier as well.
Dave Whipple has some good videos on simple cabin builds. You'll want to check out his outhouse and driving a well videos, he's frugal, no nonsense and has built in Alaska and Northern Michigan.
Two of Dave's best features in his outhouse are using hard foam for the seat and the clear ribbed roof. Any bit of light is welcome in your outhouse. Snow slides off, too.
As you've already experienced, pressure treated wood is soaking wet when it comes out of the lumber yard. It'll weigh a lot more than equivalent typical kiln dried construction lumber. For most projects, I only bother with pressure treated stuff for the parts actually in contact with the ground. To save your back in the future, you can build cheap beams on site out of 2x4s. 5 2x4s stacked on their side with wood glue and nails/screws is equal to a 4x8. 2 2x4s with a layer of 1/2" plywood scraps sandwiched in the middle equals a 4x4. I'm pumped to see where you go with this property. It looks sweet.
I just came discovered your channel. Just finished your first video. Love how you interact with us and are down to earth. We are learning with you about off grid living. Thank you for taking us with you and your dog and cat. 🤗💖
You are so funny, and positive, you've got this. May God bless you, guide you and be with you every step of the way. I am looking forward to this journey with you.
Ive seen maybe too many videos with people building off grid cabins. Its refreshing that you leave your mistakes in and challenge yourself to do it completely alone! Although you arent! Good luck and i am excited to follow your journey 😊
Hey from England. Thanks for sharing the start of your journey, great to see you starting to move forward with things and finding your way. Looking forward to seeing your progress getting a camp established.
I also grew up in North Florida around the Jacksonville area I now live off grid in Tennessee enjoy your off grid time I love mine it's a lot of hard work but it's all yours
Thanks for taking us along with you on your adventure. I like the vibe of your content. Just watch out, rookie mistakes can turn really bad out in the bush.
Hi Sean, I live in the FL Panhandle & watch alot of YT too. I am fascinated with Alaska homesteaders. Really glad I came across your channel. Let's go. You can do it.
Well well lifting all that heavy stuff by yourself you're definitely going to build muscles just don't wear yourself out and tear yourself up by trying to do it all at once good luck love your humor you make me laugh
Hi! I've just found your channel and binge watched every episode😅 you're very brave and I hope this all works out for you. Your TH-cam family will be giving you tons of advice, my advice/caution is to always have an emergency kit with you, first aid, hydration, supplies to keep you warm and fed plus if your relying on your phone for emergency contact have a fully charged power bank, put in all in a back pack.
Hey Sean. I think you are going to be a great success on TH-cam, I'm really enjoying it. Just a suggestion, when you say Jesus, in your mind add a little prayer of thanks and ask for guidance. After all, He has already given you a Guardian Angel, Gracie. She is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Just a suggestion from a new subscriber. When you are turning a 4 wheeler on a narrow trail, it’s safer to back up toward the uphill side and pull forward toward the downhill side. I have a friend who backed over a hill turning around like that. He wasn’t hurt but it was a good lesson.
loving the series! it’d be awesome if you had a playlist with the episodes in order so we can binge them. ☺️ i saw your playlist was in a weird order. 🤔
Just found your channel and looking forward to your adventures ahead! I've recently obtained 5 acres of raw land in E. Tennessee and yes, I'm off grid 😊 considering I'm 54, I truly wish that I had the opportunity to have done this sooner... like you, I'm on my own building my 16x20 cabin but loving ever step... absolutely adore your personality, keeping it real... btw, hope you have some type of defense for bears 🐻
Hey Brother, best of luck on your path through life. I'm on a similar one myself, and so I know it can sometimes be difficult to be so different from everybody else, but I wouldn't have it any other way and I can tell that the same goes for you. Congratulations in advance to the future success of your channel. Peace ✌🏻
I'm the daughter of a GC and I grew up on job sites and have seen much worse osha violations than this. ;) I'm just glad you got chainsaw pants and ear protection. especially working by yourself. I'm also a country kid and I laughed my butt off when you got your chain saw stuck in the tree. I said right before that to my husband "hes going to pinch that saw..." and you did. Highly entertaining. I'm not judging you though man everyone starts somewhere. I've done it too and I've been using them since i was 10.
i had to haul my house across a river and up a hill one stick at a time with a 4 wheeler and sno machine, much like you're doing here.... Ditch that 49.99 home depot trailer and invest in a sturdy axel and make a trailer out of your lumber every load... i hold em together with C clamps and ratchet straps, i took a 2" forstner bit to one of the 2X6s and it worked as a great tow hitch. Having a shed down by the highway makes a huge difference especially for your truck during winter but i used it every day for the cabin build, deliveries and such
Honestly, I barely remember to eat so filming it too may be a challenge! I really like the idea of talking about what I learned. Idk why I didn’t think of that before. It may be a couple vids from now but I’ll implement it for sure! Thanks for watching 😁
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I love the humor and complete lack of ego. I can relate heavily to "Eff it.. lets see what happens!"
@@AmputeeAdventureChannel you and I will get along great then 😂
@@GettinOffGrid I told my wife, "I like this dude! He does things like I do them.. the hard way!" Hah
Sean, pls continue adding "Ep. #" to your video titles. It does help viewers who want to watch them in order. Regarding your building supplies, consider dragging up some of your cut logs to stack the lumber and concrete mix on. This will help to prevent them drawing moisture from the ground. Good luck in your building project, this old man is along for the ride. Be safe, above all else.
That’s a lot of good ideas in one comment my friend! Thanks for watching 👍🏼
@@GettinOffGridI second this motion.
@@kennypascoe4752me three!! 😎
Hey cuz it’s Brooke, mom was dying trying to figure out how to get this on her phone so she can show people “her badass nephew” 😎 so now Aunt Cara is watching regularly and will be showing you off to everyone!! Love you buddy!
* post longer videos 🤪 we love these and are super proud of you for this! Live your best life buddy 🤙🏼🤟🏼
So do I reply to Brooke or Cara?! lol that’s so awesome! I’ll keep making y’all proud 🥹
I may just have to make longer vids at this rate! Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Stack lumber on packet or over rocks for long storage so they don't get ruined and warped.
@@GettinOffGridwhat are you using for your soundtrack?
Sean, I think your channel is going to be very successful! Great taste in tunes, great sense of humor, great attitude! It's going to take off, like you took out of the city! 😉
You flatter me you fox! Thanks 🙏🏼
Yep gunna be fun watching this
lol better to type them separately
Hi found your channel today and i'm loving it, the adventure, the humor and the quirkyness if that's a word 😅 Best regards from Northern Sweden!
I am a mom and Grama......be sure get good food to eat! all your hard work requires fuel....💚 CONGRATULATIONS on your supply run‼
Need a lumber trailer. Not hard to build. Keep an eye on the Talkeetna trader for a old snow machine trailer and convert it. That is what we have. Saves the short trailer from having issues. We also have the same small trailer you are using in this video.
Was thinking the same thing. A simple flatbread trailer is needed. Good stuff Sean
I'm so so glad I found your channel! My goal is to create a homestead, maybe not 100% off grid, my kids would be miserable, haha. Seeing you work so hard for the life you want is so inspiring!
Im here from the UK and im invested in this build
I was looking at random off grid videos and stumbled upon your video.. your good and congratulations for having a dream life ahead
I have been going back to your first video and have enjoyed the show. Looking forward to new videos congratulations on your ability to learn from your mistakes.😺😸😻
Good day for you!! Remember you need water,heat and food there!! Pile all the wood so it dries!! You will need more than you think there!! Keep going and don’t be stupid!!
You might be lacking in knowledge, but you do have determination and drive and motivation and that will create knowledge.
The perfect recipe 😈
Love your can do attitude….and your different accents and comedy.
Yes!
More please 😊
You flatter me! I’ll cook up some silly ones just for you
Please do longer videos! You are hilarious and need to see more!
You're doing a great job. We moved to Tennessee to do the same thing. Our homestead is coming along great after 2 years. Already have chickens, quail and pigeons. Goats and pigs coming soon. Keep it up and don't give up or listen to the nay sayers. You can do this. If you have any questions, message and I'll be sure to help. - Greg
Second episode done!
You’re one funny guy. Can’t wait for the next
Love your humour and can do attitude, you’ll get it done. 😊👍take care 🌸
Great pair of rubberboots!!
Congrats! I'm glad to see your channel is already growing. As you said at the end "Rome wasn't built in a day". Bear that in mind and take it from someone who didn't and is now paying the price. Don't abuse the body or your equipment. You have a good sense of balance when loading your quad but be mindful of overloading. One thing I would add is to position your quad in front of your piles so you can slide lumber onto it rather than lift it. Sort of like you did on the second trip. Also, one extra trip can save thousands in repairs. While it's good to push ourselves to build strength and endurance, do so in a way that build and reveals strength rather than tests it. "Oops" is not a word you want to being using in the wilderness. As you figured out, you need to be cautious of picking up multiple pressure-treated boards simultaneously. Though you can do it once, one wrong move on uneven ground and you could be down for weeks while your back heals, and it may never be the same again. As an illustration, a young bull and an old bull were standing on the top of a hill looking down on a meadow of cows. The young bull said to the old bull, "Let's run down and get us each a cow." The old bull said, "How about we walk down and get them all". Take it from an old bull and pace yourself. The end result is worth it. Remember, Off-gridding and homesteading are more about the journey than the destination. More important is what you learn, and the people you share that knowledge with along the way. One last thing, at the end of the video it would kind of cool to hear you recap what you learned so those with more experience can weigh in more effectively. Just a thought... By the way... I just subscribed and I'm going to pass your adventure on to my son and a few likeminded friends of mine. Can't wait to see what you learn next.
I’m thankful to have a viewer like you Dan! I try to surround myself with a lot of “old bulls” because I appreciate their value. Adding what I learned is a great idea to open the floor a bit more! I’ll see if I can weave that into future video plans. Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Awesome show. Pushing boundaries , somebody stop me . Good to see you keep yourself armed. Stay safe
Getting supplies to your spot looks like a bit of a challenge, but you got it! Looking forward to more 😊
You got it done!! Way to go see you next time❤
Loving these videos! Looking forward to seeing what comes next
Awesome work there Sean Paul. Keep It up. Hay get that lumber stacked on the old logs your pulling out so they don't get wet and warp.
Very helpful! Thanks!
Your a hoot! I am grateful for no profanity, share these with my grandsons.
MORE MORE MORE!
Just found your channel, i too have 5 acres in northern BC, just saving a few more bucks up. Trail and error! There’s not one human that walks this earth who doesn’t learn from effin up.
That’s going on one one heavy duty tent platform!
From just south of you, welcome to the north, F’n eh there bud 🇨🇦 🤣.
Ps I recommend no days off, winter comes hard and fast! As others said. Focus on shelter and heat to pass winter. You’ll be ready to fly soon as break up starts next spring.
I loved the your response to an offer of help. As a woman, men always jump to the conclusion that I need help. I'm going to use your response from now on.
Glad I found this channel, so excited to see what you do up there!
Keep it up buddy can’t wait for the next one !!!!
Thanks Bud! Glad you’re here 🙏🏼
Been there done that several times. I’m on the north side of life now so won’t be doing it again. You probably realize by now it would have been much easier to freight all that lumber when there was still snow on the ground. 😊 Pace yourself and be careful. Working off grid by yourself you need to be careful. Work smarter not harder. When in doubt ask for help and advice so you get it done right. I learned a lot in my younger years from old timers. Now you have TH-cam for tons of information. You look like a hard working young man so I have no doubt you will succeed. Look forward to following along 😊
It would have been but I got here a little too late for snow! I’ll definitely keep I in mind for this winter. Thanks for the words of wisdom. I’m excited to share this journey with you!
We have the same mentality when doing things...Winging it until something works! Can't wait to see what you do with the property!
You have gained some great fellow TH-camrs watching, learn from them. It is great that you are taking the leap and not afraid of mistakes. Mistakes are a chance to learn but be careful with the mistake out there in the bush. Cant wait for the video
I see them! Lucky me. I’ll be cautious, I know it’s the real deal out here!
You will want to prep your path for winter, before snowpack. There will be muddy times after heavy rains. Fill on the potholes with what you have.
I’m enjoying this and it’s so funny. Well done.
Excellent!! Thanks again 😁
You did it! You had me worried at first but you figured it out and I bet you're proud of yourself! I'm proud of you too. Get some rest and we look forward to the next video. Adelina.
Thanks for your kind words, Adelina ❤️
Hi. I'm a wilderness settlement and log cabin building fan. I found your channel and it looks very interesting 'cause you genuinely break the mold of settlers but I don't get it why you don't try to get in with your truck if it's a 4x4 'cause the trail looks good enough for it and it just needs a side clean up in some spots to fit your truck or rent a little backhoe or a tractor with mower for a couple days to do it 'cause you're going to need your driveway badly. This was my first advice and the 2° one: Think about buying a portable sawmill to cut your own lumber with the same money or less you're going to spend buying lumber in Home Depot and you get a machinery asset. Welcome to the wilderness and congrats.
Hey Sean, long time viewer and first time commenter.
I totally agree 12:08 🤘
😂🤘🏼
There will be many challenges on this journey. You will persevere. Really enjoy the content so far. Keep it up. Looking forward to the progress on your property and watching it develop. Thank you for sharing your journey and content. Thanks for making it funny as well. More Gracie as well.
@@timothyholman4021 you could make me run through a brick wall with all that encouragement 😤 more Gracie content on the way!!
Be safe and take it slow when necessary my brother.
Wise words. Slowing down is transformative!
Get yourself a sled
Love this and hopefully one day I’ll be doing the same thing also one of the first people that falls a tree the right way and cut well above the scarf allowing the hinge wood to actually hinge
I've watched your two 1st episodes so far and I'm hooked! Thanks for sharing your adventure thus far and excited to see once you start exploring further... you are so close (relatively speaking) to Denali! Best to you and your two four legged friends!
Low rider, take a little weight off, get a little higher. Great song if you ever heard it. I heard it in a movie and loved it.
I always know when I’m watching an American TH-camr, the side arm is a dead giveaway away, however, with you being in the wilds of Alaska I understand. I’m looking forward to watching your progress over the coming months and years. Have a great time up there.
Yee haw! Thanks for joining along, this should be fun 😁
Can't wait for the next episode. I enjoyed. The journey continues 🤩🤩🤩
@@MelissaFogle-h4l the only way is forward!
My ex used to say "forward, never straight." We are 60's kids. Forward, never straight. Lol!
Subscriber #536 here....Off to a great start, Sean man! Congrats! Consider putting in an intro for new subscribers with a summary of what you're doing, kind of like "Wild Homestead" and "Cabin River Outdoors"....the two best cabin build channels on TH-cam, imo. Your channel could be just as big. Wishing you all the best!
Hello #536! I’ve been considering an intro and I think you’re right! It would be a nice touch. I really appreciate your advice and time!
Sean just a little tip from someone who has done tons of 4 x 4 driving when you turn around on a narrow track on a slope always reverse uphill into the hill, you will find out why if you keep doing it your way, Good luck and I am enjoying your vids.
Sean; we love all things TH-cam plus Alaska. Good for you for getting err done.And it’s true numbering the episodes helps the subscribers and others who knew to the channel.
I love homestead channels. I a new watcher to them and love ppl like you. You probably know but I’d recommend a skid steer to work on that trail and make it a road. It will make life so much easier. Make sure it a a few attachments. Try and level that huge up cline. I have seen them used and they are amazing.c also a steel weed wackier as well.
Dave Whipple has some good videos on simple cabin builds. You'll want to check out his outhouse and driving a well videos, he's frugal, no nonsense and has built in Alaska and Northern Michigan.
Oh I know him! An off grid TH-cam legend!
Two of Dave's best features in his outhouse are using hard foam for the seat and the clear ribbed roof. Any bit of light is welcome in your outhouse. Snow slides off, too.
As you've already experienced, pressure treated wood is soaking wet when it comes out of the lumber yard. It'll weigh a lot more than equivalent typical kiln dried construction lumber. For most projects, I only bother with pressure treated stuff for the parts actually in contact with the ground. To save your back in the future, you can build cheap beams on site out of 2x4s. 5 2x4s stacked on their side with wood glue and nails/screws is equal to a 4x8. 2 2x4s with a layer of 1/2" plywood scraps sandwiched in the middle equals a 4x4.
I'm pumped to see where you go with this property. It looks sweet.
Great advice! I’ll keep that in mind for future projects. Thanks for watching!
I just came discovered your channel. Just finished your first video. Love how you interact with us and are down to earth. We are learning with you about off grid living. Thank you for taking us with you and your dog and cat. 🤗💖
Your personality is perfect for this Sean, I'm hooked already! Good luck my man!
love the trip and that you are living your dream hope for lots of updates
You are so funny, and positive, you've got this. May God bless you, guide you and be with you every step of the way. I am looking forward to this journey with you.
I love your humor..... Kudos to you for just doin' it........
Definitely a learning curve, but it will get easier! This is another awesome video! Thanks for sharing!
Rick From Virginia
@@rickfromvirginia I like you Rick From Virginia, thanks for the encouragement!
There's more than one way of doing many things. You got it done! Congrats, and welcome to Alaska!
Ive seen maybe too many videos with people building off grid cabins. Its refreshing that you leave your mistakes in and challenge yourself to do it completely alone! Although you arent! Good luck and i am excited to follow your journey 😊
Holy shit I just started your latest video and you got a holster. Things are looking up.
😂😂😂
And thank you for the holster 😂😂😂😂
Goodluck man! Just starting to watch your journey now!
Phew! My back hurts just watching this episode. Doing so well braddah!
Can’t feel my legs
😂😂😂
You are just cute!!!! The Entertainment just doesn't stop!!!! Thanks
Going start to finish on these video’s and already fiendin for more once I finish! Haha Way to go for it man!!
Hey from England. Thanks for sharing the start of your journey, great to see you starting to move forward with things and finding your way. Looking forward to seeing your progress getting a camp established.
@@paulharbron5235 ENGLAND?! How the heck are ya! Thanks for watching, grateful for your time
Love your sense of humour and your positive can-do attitude! Great episode. 😀
Thank you! That’s very kind!
Talkeetna is so sick. Checked out downtown / Fairview inn couple weekends ago
Hard work pays off. Git er done!
Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉
I also grew up in North Florida around the Jacksonville area I now live off grid in Tennessee enjoy your off grid time I love mine it's a lot of hard work but it's all yours
Thanks for taking us along with you on your adventure. I like the vibe of your content. Just watch out, rookie mistakes can turn really bad out in the bush.
I’ll keep my head on a swivel!
Great job, all round🎉
WOO! 🎉 it’s nice having people like you around Andrew. Thanks for watching 😁
You may be by yourself working up there but you are never alone🙂
Hi Sean, I live in the FL Panhandle & watch alot of YT too. I am fascinated with Alaska homesteaders. Really glad I came across your channel. Let's go. You can do it.
Florida represent! Glad you’re here 😁
Good for you! Wow those boards are so heavy. Just joined your channel and I cant wait to see you build this solid platform. Australia xx
Well well lifting all that heavy stuff by yourself you're definitely going to build muscles just don't wear yourself out and tear yourself up by trying to do it all at once good luck love your humor you make me laugh
Hi! I've just found your channel and binge watched every episode😅 you're very brave and I hope this all works out for you. Your TH-cam family will be giving you tons of advice, my advice/caution is to always have an emergency kit with you, first aid, hydration, supplies to keep you warm and fed plus if your relying on your phone for emergency contact have a fully charged power bank, put in all in a back pack.
Hi! I’m glad I have yall here with me, I definitely don’t feel alone!
“Hop in loser!” Had to sub after that 😂 Gladly hopping in for your journey. Stay safe brother!
Great job💪
🐻❄moar!!💕
@@shiammi907 no moar, I can’t bear it!! 🐻
Good job on getting all of those supplies to your site..
It is lots of work. ❤
Hey Sean. I think you are going to be a great success on TH-cam, I'm really enjoying it. Just a suggestion, when you say Jesus, in your mind add a little prayer of thanks and ask for guidance. After all, He has already given you a Guardian Angel, Gracie. She is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
you hooked me at "Hop in Loser"
I knew it!! Thanks for watching ❤😂
Great job 🙂👍
After I watch all your videos I'm going to contact you and try to help with giving you advice, i love your dream and enthusiasm
Make a lumbar rack for that moto
Just a suggestion from a new subscriber. When you are turning a 4 wheeler on a narrow trail, it’s safer to back up toward the uphill side and pull forward toward the downhill side.
I have a friend who backed over a hill turning around like that. He wasn’t hurt but it was a good lesson.
Very entertaining!😀
loving the series! it’d be awesome if you had a playlist with the episodes in order so we can binge them. ☺️ i saw your playlist was in a weird order. 🤔
Excited for you
Thank you!
I really enjoy your videos..love your personality 😊
Like your very own Life Below Zero!
Just found your channel and looking forward to your adventures ahead! I've recently obtained 5 acres of raw land in E. Tennessee and yes, I'm off grid 😊 considering I'm 54, I truly wish that I had the opportunity to have done this sooner... like you, I'm on my own building my 16x20 cabin but loving ever step... absolutely adore your personality, keeping it real... btw, hope you have some type of defense for bears 🐻
Hey Brother, best of luck on your path through life. I'm on a similar one myself, and so I know it can sometimes be difficult to be so different from everybody else, but I wouldn't have it any other way and I can tell that the same goes for you. Congratulations in advance to the future success of your channel. Peace ✌🏻
Good job, buddy, keep it up!
I'm the daughter of a GC and I grew up on job sites and have seen much worse osha violations than this. ;) I'm just glad you got chainsaw pants and ear protection. especially working by yourself. I'm also a country kid and I laughed my butt off when you got your chain saw stuck in the tree. I said right before that to my husband "hes going to pinch that saw..." and you did. Highly entertaining. I'm not judging you though man everyone starts somewhere. I've done it too and I've been using them since i was 10.
I’m so glad I could make you laugh 😁 I feel no judgement from you at all, Thanks for watching!
G'day Sean, work hard the next day and you won't feel a thing!! hahaha
PS: congrats on 1000 plus subscribers mate :)
G’day to you! You’re right, if I’m moovin’ I’m groovin’! Haha thanks for watching, I can’t believe how many subs I have! Incredible!
i had to haul my house across a river and up a hill one stick at a time with a 4 wheeler and sno machine, much like you're doing here.... Ditch that 49.99 home depot trailer and invest in a sturdy axel and make a trailer out of your lumber every load... i hold em together with C clamps and ratchet straps, i took a 2" forstner bit to one of the 2X6s and it worked as a great tow hitch. Having a shed down by the highway makes a huge difference especially for your truck during winter but i used it every day for the cabin build, deliveries and such
Just subscribed- good job - add some meal cooking and maybe what you have learned at the end of each episode and you will do great. Thanks for sharing
Honestly, I barely remember to eat so filming it too may be a challenge! I really like the idea of talking about what I learned. Idk why I didn’t think of that before. It may be a couple vids from now but I’ll implement it for sure! Thanks for watching 😁
Good content Sean. You have a subscriber extra!
YES 🙌🏼 welcome aboard!