Does anyone know of a place to live in canadas wilderness?
Well Jordan, been there done that, and raised my kids on our homestead. We had a 2 story log cabin I built out of Lodgepole pine logs. And we had 20 acres of land that we turned into a productive homestead. It’s a lot of hard work and requires many different skills. You have to be good at; carpentry, gardening, basic mechanics, animal husbandry, a bit of a electrician, forestry, land management, small business management, understanding of firearms, understand and be able to repair all sorts of equipment, food preservation, butchering meat, how to slaughter animals, etc etc That may seem intimidating but there even more that goes with it. All can be learned but it takes time and determination. I have seen many families try only to give up in exasperation. I knew one family that had every thing going right and then suddenly had their tress cut down and removed because they didn’t have the timber rights to the property the bought. Even mineral rights are important issues. Here are some li
