A man is not only a “goods”

@@biloz2988 Bread cannot live by man alone!! .

@@klyvemurray yes he needs butter with bread at least

@@ploopploopploopboop1887 where you heading ???

most man in Alaska are drunks and drug addicts even if they working.

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Yeah but over 95% of the state is not accessible by roads. Im from Texas and I lived in Anchorage, fairbanks , and Sitka for about 6 years. Alaska is far from the only state with no income tax . Texas and Tennessee do as well and there is a few others.

Cute little state

The joke that I heard when I was stationed at Fort Wainwright(and being from Texas) was "How do you piss off a Texan?" "You tell him that if they split AK in half, Texas would be the third largest state."

If they divided AK in half, Texas would be the third largest state!

That doesnt sound so bad. I've been contemplating moving to Alaska for years,but as Ive gotten older,it's something I'm strongly considering . Looks so peaceful and serene,especially for my dog.

What do you mean by property taxes reduced by 150,000 at age 65 or disabled veteran? Surely you’re property taxes are no more than a couple thousand dollars a year. So where is the 150,000 coming from?

@@Writerdust Yeah his property taxes are reduced buy a $150, 000 $ he must own all of fairbanks and anchorage. , just a typo ., probably.?

Missy Property taxes reduced by $150000 ,wtf , trump doesn’t even pay that much … 😮 😅

Missy U live in alabama with ur parents and watch National Geographic.. ?

@Last man Walking You must be a Dem. The answer to everything is always more taxes.

@Last man Walking I can tell you are a liberal. In the history of mankind there has never been any pile of money that a liberal did not want to redistribute(aka steal)…ever. 😂

@Last man Walking Why not stop issuing the PFD, have the state invest the money and use the yearly returns to backfill the state budget?

@@edhcb9359 yup taxation is theft

@@deepdeception7953 yep

You’re correct, Alaska is always in your blood.

Thanks for sharing these amazing experiences from Alaska !! I hope my virtual walk videos from USA, will help your viewers with enlacing their walk experience ! New Videos will be updated each week !! 😍

HUMAN APE Well about the narration! It felt like they were talking to a class of grade 2 students very artificial/ mechanical Just wished they would converse the same manner in which they do every day in every other social settings Lol!

such a beautiful expression indeed, left for the other world adventures i hope you'll do fine in your life i gotta see Alaska sometime soon!

I agree - good report. I lived in Alaska for 40 years.

Really excuse me I am eating here! Frozen snot is not in my menu!

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@@cherrygarcia1 LOL

Same thing happened to me as a kid in Anchorage. Woke up with my whole nose sealed solid, and pulled out a perfect casting of my inner nostrils that was about an inch and a half deep. Talk about brain-freeze

With the gun you're at the top.

LOL they live in Seward. Not in Kotz.

@@samhouston5217 no animals there?? Wow, I did not know that. 🤔😮

@@gregwatruba4541 YOU said there are no animals there? I don't believe you. But certainly not in the wilderness either.

I agree with, "at the top of the food chain with a gun," comment. Seward is on the road system, doesn't mean they don't have "critters," down there though... just not out in the bush was all I was saying.

The point was that driving in/around Anchorage is like being in any other biggish city. But you must plan to be self-sufficient as soon as you venture outside of "Los Anchorage"

@@jeffeverde1 I was stationed at FT Wainwright in Fairbanks, I was just saying anything out of town in Alaska is potentially deadly if you are not prepared.

@@tyruskelebon6917 I'm homeless for four years thanks to corruption in government I discovered while on the school board in Port Wing Wisconsin. Children were being trafficked, abused and murdered. I will not be quiet until justice is found for the victims. I've been beaten, raped and robbed more times than I can count, including by law enforcement working for child trafficking slime. Our government recently gave the Vatican 3 billion dollars. We have pedophiles controlling the White House. I'll take my chances with the wild life. I'd rather be a meal for the wild life than abused and murdered by soulless, heartless perverts. My son was abused and has been prostituting for men. I haven't seen him in 4 years. My ex Konrad Gaugler is Swiss and dealing drugs, guns and humans. He molested my son and many others, killing some. He attemped to kill me for trying to leave. I've asked for help from, law enforcement, the FBI, and the military. None seem interested in protecting the children or finding justice. I pray they get what they deserve. I choose not to live in a society where pedophiles are protected and children are MURDERED. The United States is run by cartels, gangs, and mafias. I do not consent.

@@christinecallanan8389 seriously? We were just talking about how dangerous it was to travel in Alaska if not prepared. Not about somehow uncovering government conspiracy and corruption while on a school board of a town with less than 200 people.

@@tyruskelebon6917 children were MURDERED there and no doubt STILL are. My son is being trafficked and I haven't seen him for 4 years..... you're right, we should just ignore all that and talk about something else...... you're definitely not part of the solution. Don't have children. You'd never protect them, THAT IS OBVIOUS.

@@markaralvin5545 troll

you lookin for a boyfriend cutie?

Actually CA is the best place to come to weather wise

@@Viral__TV Sorry, I have lived in CA. Born and raised & lived there 45 years in Central valley. No doubt about the weather, I love it. but I will never return full time. The politics suck. I'll continue to visit friends and family but a resident? Nope!

@@michaelmarte6629 no thanks.

It’s definitely not for everyone, but we love it. Maybe not the 6 months of cold wet rain and ice in Seward.....

Been up here since 2005, definitely dented a rim or two on some potholes

I would assume not all Alaska gets too cold. I would think Anchorage is warmer then Fairbanks.. I live in N.H. It’s always been a dream to move to Alaska, sadly, it’s too expensive

Hey I want to move there but me being african I do t know how ppl will accept me and my son.

@@rogerdean5313 hey New England buddy - don't ever let a dream die! Took me over three decades but I made it... Everybody else is going to florida? Forget that. - I came over not too long ago from northern Maine and northern Vermont... (Bethlehem Irving was a pitstop) Landed on the peninsula, Cook inlet South Anchorage - This has been the easiest winter I've had - on cooke inlet. Icy, but a Big chill is being at - 15 -16 for a few nights here and there. Alaska is huge..in good weather summer, it would take 24 hours straight driving from the southern tip where there's a roads to get to the northernmost road in Alaska they got all kinds of weather .... inland, high elevation, coastal - it's strange coming from your area of the world actually living at sea level for the first time. it's colder in the daytime as the sun is up, and gets warmer as the sun goes down? I'm just getting used to the climate now - but I'm just saying hey - there's all kinds of weather much easier than where I come from in the Northeast -even though the cost of living seems higher if iPhone that's only if you want to live like suburban America. Bring what you want - heavy stuff, building supplies ... Generally the heavier something is, the higher in price it goes. The other thing - is if you're living outside of a borough, there's a lot of owner financing - you can throw up a dry cabin.. I took in my own firewood back in New England - down here in the peninsula it's not as cold, but they don't have hardwood - so you can carry armfuls of wood because it's much lighter. So you got everybody from wealthy people, those who live in Juneau where you can only get there by flying in... People who live across Cook inlet and use water taxis... you don't go out to the grocery store nearly as often - you stock up in the stores pretty much accommodate their sales that way. they're actually certain things that they sell in bulk here that I couldn't get back East - so it comes out cheaper for me here... Depends on what you want, they let locals hunt and fish for their own... They encourage it. I've been staring at Alaska for over four decades... Reading on it, studying the climate, the economy - just history and whatnot over the years... and here I am.... I was suffocating in the Northeast - I kept having to go further out but the code enforcement and liberals came in... Then I was going to head to the Carolinas and Tennessee same thing happened there.... but those places one so far - first time I've gone through winter where you really don't have to plow all the time - everybody doesn't own a plow truck cuz you don't always need it. but where I'm going to build, I'm going to need my own plow truck - that's the great thing about Alaska study it up and down, including elevations. Show up with resources and cash, lots of studded tires, generators, heavy tools, fencing, chainsaws, ATVs, sleds, & real subzero clothing. You can take rifles & shotguns through the border. Do the paperwork & bring 'em. there are RV parks open year-round - you can live in an RV until you get settled... There's a 31 ft RV in Homer asking $1000. Money? More expensive? They have lifelong Z plates for your car... No income tax There's nobody to impress here if you don't want to - you're not constrained by a lot of the same micro management you're feeling there. And that costs less here. Independence, self-reliance, you carry 911 on your hip. And you're good to your neighbors. Don't ever forget your state motto even though it seems most folks have - live for your die! I hope you choose to live free... Hang on to your dream. Keep it alive

Crazy isn’t it?

A gent from Alaska moved to Texas and suffered a bit of culture shock. On night he took a bit of grief in a 'ShitKicker' bar. "Cowboy better back off or else Alaska will split in half and make Texas the third largest state!" He didn't pay for beers for weeks after that.

I am surprised that most people don't have any clue how big we are. Lol

They don't teach that anymore. I was taught that in elementary school. This is back in the early 80's. It's Alaska, Texas and California when it comes to size.

@@massey4business- Exactly, I'm the same generation as you are.

You know nothing about me my blood never runs cold I am a very violent sociopath I fear nothing

I know about wild animals I was raised on a farm and have dealt with animals a lot bigger and stronger and meaner than wolves I was attacked by a pack of coy dogs once I shot and killed 11 of the 15 animals the police thanked me for solving a very dangerous problem for them

I also met a lone wolf once and my best friend can testify that he saw me chasing said wolf trying to play with it

I just really love dogs to me having a wolf of my own would be the ultimate dog and I know not even a bear will mess with wolves 🐺 which is why when I get to Alaska I hope to rescue a couple of lone wolves at some point one male and one female and let them start their own pack on my homestead

@@michealdraconis6179 Ok, Karen, playtime is over Wolf boy.

YES 😌 🙏💕

Especially after the day of cleaning out the fireplace, hauling wood, and clearing new snow. Also getting your cocoa supply from the store in your studded tire vehicle. You keep the engine block plugged in to electricity so it will start in the freezing weather. Just not for me anymore.

Awesome! Thank you!

You should visit New Zealand. Some of the Lord of the Rings footage was filmed, I believe, on the South Island. Those mountains would be something to behold for sure!!

Wow really

Nice I hope will visit and reside one day , my question is wasilla is part of usa or Canada 🇨🇦

I was there last March & again just last week.

So cool.

Hope will find wife how want marry forever I’m 37 old single man no kids want love forever real relationship

that is actually peaty far south.

This is shocking to me actually .

Mosquitos where it’s freezing ?

@@summerbreeze5758 non freezing season

This is literally so true. Idk what brought me here I live here lol

@@allycarmony1660 one of two things brought you here.... mosquitos or frozen balls

Thanks. That’s the idea!

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed Alaska.

Congratulations.

As a Sourdough I can tell you, that you need to spend at least half your life here or 25 years, I qualify in both regards. Having been to Adak for just a few days, I am willing to give you my sourdough title just cause I know how shitty it is there and you sir did it for a year!

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed this series.

Thanks. Happy to help. Good luck on your move.

In 2015 a new yorker moved up to live in the wild after watching tv shows. He came up in summer and was rescued 3 weeks later up north on the yukon river. Some up here never leave the city. One thing you should consider is not being able to tolerate cold weather but you should love it.

@Artoria Pendragon what do you mean by that?

Yes Ron I beleive I might of seen you on a TV show once or Mabie twice don't blame you the cold brr brr brr.

We love having Alaska as a home base. Thanks for watching.

More videos and exposure on social media about the place, less of what you love and appreciate in the future.

Agreed Around Anchorage keep your doors locked every where else don't bother.

Man, I feel for you. Anchorage is filled with savages and I don't use that word loosely. You ever think about moving?

It's kind of sad to hear why is that is that because bad police work or prosecutors aren't doing their job?

Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@outliersoverland hello from washington state… does your town seward and anchorage also have problems with mosquitoes 🦟 like fairbanks does ? what about eagle river ? im interested to know , happy new year to both of you and stay safe and warm in seward yourself

@darrenfike924 in the concrete jungle parts of Anchorage there’s minimal mosquitoes. If you’re close to the water in Seward there’s minimal mosquitoes. If you find a forest or swamp anywhere in the north country there will be mosquitoes. There’s also no see ums, white socks, and biting black flies in Alaska.

When people play stupid music on their channels I turn it off and go to the next one

What trade are you in ?

@@grenadanava8339 iron worker

WV GANG

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. The weather is predictably unpredictable right now.

I lived in Alaska for almost a decade and now live in WV also. I always think we have similar weather just more snow up there!

@Jonah Altego You should do it but you may never wanna move back!!

I live in WV too and want to try living in Alaska for a year

I'd like to do nursing there once I graduate! How was working there/getting the job? What's the pay like? Thanks!

Thank. That means a lot.

You’re very welcome.

ditto from homer.

Resurrection Bay and Seward are stunningly beautiful.

I like the weather in Southern Utah.

You in st. George?

Thanks Glenn!

You’re very welcome. We spend last summer in your beautiful country. Those are the newer videos on our channel.