People live in rural Maine, Minnesota, lots of mosquitoes there but many seem to not be bothered by bites. Some say there is no real outdoors without mosquitoes... Nice not to have them though. But waterless places aren't a solution for me. The worst case of being eaten alive happened to me in arid Arizona, no see ums came from a farm pond
It's public property that you don't own or control. You're only free if you're debt free and own property. We can see only 1 house from our house or yard & none from the cabin on the back of the farm or the rest of the farm.
Well private property by the river is hella expensive these days. Not like in Alaska during homesteading days, also they just built cabins on public land in Alaska right by the river and lived there full time even just 40 years ago. Now land by the river is very pricey
The best way I've found is find what you want and find the owner &see if they want to sell. I wanted a runway lot in Gaylord near the bridge &picked the one I liked, tracked the owner down & bought it right. The owner inherited it & didn't even fly. Win-Win for us both. You have to do lots of homework sometimes.
That works well when someone has a homebase so they are not pressed for time in their search. Good to buy some homebase and then use that for more extensive search, may be I will use that tactics once I relocate overseas.
IME that is very seasonal... like a couple weeks in the spring at mid elevations in AZ. But they bite the crap out of me also. I don't think I've experienced then at lower or higher elevations.
Drill a well, catch water off the roof, have water hauled or haul it yourself.
It may be but the technology is in use just look at Google Earth
The technology was in place 30 years ago
Ya, they still gotta look through at least 120 miles of atmosphere, which greatly reduces their ability to see fine details, even with super expensive hi-res cameras.
