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post 1660428603 04-28-2022, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted By SmillironS
1. 6 million
2. None, I’m a tribal member and the land resides within my reservation.
3. Natural springs and 120 ft deep water table. Spring water out of badlands is GOAT.
4. Not entirely necessary most of the year but def not a bad idea.
5. Eventually yes that’s exactly what I’d like to do
6. Im already set tf to go anywhere I want with f-350’s, atv’s, utv’s and 4wd tractors.
mirin soo hard


Do you get ultra low interest rate loans due to indian status? srs
post 1660428853 04-28-2022, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted By knightofday
mirin soo hard


Do you get ultra low interest rate loans due to indian status? srs
If that’s a thing I’m not aware of it so no I do not.
post 1660428903 04-28-2022, 07:57 PM
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Been through there a few times, beautiful place. I would have thought water would be the concern but it sounds like you’ve got that covered.

I’ve seen around the Tetons where they have like dude ranches, not really sure what that entails but maybe an option for people that want to pretend to be cowboys for a weekend?
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post 1660429883 04-28-2022, 08:22 PM
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6 million, damn op. What do you do?
Great MAGA King status

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post 1660429913 04-28-2022, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted By MrQuint
Been through there a few times, beautiful place. I would have thought water would be the concern but it sounds like you’ve got that covered.

I’ve seen around the Tetons where they have like dude ranches, not really sure what that entails but maybe an option for people that want to pretend to be cowboys for a weekend?
I don’t think I’d have the patience for dude ranches, there’s definitely money in them though.
post 1660429983 04-28-2022, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Smithers115
6 million, damn op. What do you do?
Construction, trucking, gravel mining, grocery store, convenience store, and an 800 head cattle ranch (which will expand to 1100 head due to latest acquisition). I’ve found life as a workaholic to be stressful at times but idle hands have always led me towards drug addiction and alcoholism so I try to stay as busy as humanly possible.
post 1660429993 04-28-2022, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted By SmillironS
I don’t think I’d have the patience for dude ranches, there’s definitely money in them though.
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Originally Posted By SmillironS
Construction, trucking, gravel mining, grocery store, convenience store, and an 800 head cattle ranch (which will expand to 1100 head due to latest acquisition). I’ve found life as a workaholic to be stressful at times but idle hands have always led me towards drug addiction and alcoholism so I try to stay as busy as humanly possible.
mirin
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post 1660430203 04-28-2022, 08:32 PM
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Will be amazing if you pull that off.
post 1660430233 04-28-2022, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted By XterraRob
OP, has the land been surveyed for oil/gas/minerals?

I'd start there.
Tons of all of the above, but sadly I live on a reservation that’s 97% democrat by population so the idea of economic development is entirely foreign which means it instantly gets rejected. I could write a friggin book on this topic. 97% democrat, 90% unemployment rate, perineal top 3 most impoverished area of the US, life expectancy of 47, it’s a democrat utopia boyos. My views on hard work and personal responsibilities has made me quite unpopular here with most of the lower level folk (the 90% unemployed types).
post 1660430563 04-28-2022, 08:44 PM
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Going to bed now so I'll just add what I can quickly.

Regarding stocking fish you need to decide if your goal is to grow them to trophy size or just high numbers for people to take out and eat while they camp out or something. Numbers would be much easier from a management perspective but you won't get anglers interested in catching big fish if that's what you were thinking. Even then you run the risk of over population and stunted growth.

There's videos on YouTube about managing stocked fish in ponds.
post 1660430643 04-28-2022, 08:46 PM
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Are you talking around the Pine Ridge area OP? I visit the Badlands a few times a year. The Natty park it kinda cool but I usually dispersed camp/hike outside the park

A few pics from my private stock for the unaware


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post 1660430743 04-28-2022, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted By cavillac
Are you talking around the Pine Ridge area OP? I visit the Badlands a few times a year. The Natty park it kinda cool but I usually dispersed camp/hike outside the park

A few pics from my private stock for the unaware


As a matter of fact that’s exactly where I’m talking about. I’m on the pine ridge rez.
post 1660435823 04-29-2022, 12:19 AM
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$6 million worth of land and zero taxes, WTF



I guess the catch is no one wants to have property in reservation lands, which works out in your favor
watchout your comments boyo ↓
post 1660435933 04-29-2022, 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted By SmillironS
Any particular reason why? The wind blows here pretty constantly so I figured a small turbine wouldn’t be a bad idea but I have no experience with them.
He's right, the maintenance on it sucks, especially the electrical part, so many moving parts

Auto pitching blades
Brakes
Variable frequency inverter
DC generator

Getting a simple one to pump water from a well or something is fine tho
post 1660439213 04-29-2022, 03:37 AM
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Sounds bad a$$. Maybe you can get a solar set up out there and make your own grid. You certainly have the space and open skies for it.
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Originally Posted By SmillironS
Tons of all of the above, but sadly I live on a reservation that’s 97% democrat by population so the idea of economic development is entirely foreign which means it instantly gets rejected. I could write a friggin book on this topic. 97% democrat, 90% unemployment rate, perineal top 3 most impoverished area of the US, life expectancy of 47, it’s a democrat utopia boyos. My views on hard work and personal responsibilities has made me quite unpopular here with most of the lower level folk (the 90% unemployed types).
No offence, but why are so many Natives such cucks to the system? An average life expectancy of 47 is rediculous. Do they play the whitey blame game?
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post 1660440273 04-29-2022, 04:34 AM
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Originally Posted By akferd
No offence, but why are so many Natives such cucks to the system? An average life expectancy of 47 is rediculous. Do they play the whitey blame game?
Liberalism has created a cycle of dependence for generations in minority communities. Look at the Blacks.

Black culture today is unfortunately a culture of crime, drugs, violence, misogyny, lack of value for education, unwed mothers, lack of father figures, and victim-mentality. All thanks to the Liberal Democrat policies and propaganda of the last 60+ years. Liberal Democrats want to keep black people dependent and enslaved in poverty and victims because that helps keep and grow their votes and power base. Liberal Democrats want to keep black people in an endless cycle of generational dependence and victimhood – because if black people are no longer dependent – they will no longer need the Democrat party. So the Liberal Democrats divide us through race and class warfare, promise more and more racially based entitlement programs, and vilify Conservatives and call them racists – but The Left and Liberal Democrats are the Ultimate Racists.
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Two YouTube channels for you to check out:

Whitetail Habitat Solutions - this channel has hunting tips and land management tips for hunters and property owners.

Bushradical - this is a homesteader. The guy has some great stuff about building and living remotely. I'm sure you could adapt some of his solutions for extreme off-grid living to what you're doing.



Also, repped - mirin'. I woud love to have a remote property. It's most likely going to have to wait till retirement and that'll be my legacy for my kids and grandkids.
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Thank you all for the replies, pretty busy this morning getting pairs sorted and out to grass before a rain storm comes in. I’ll get back to all of you soon!
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What are you thinking of charging for a lets say 1 guy to take 1 mule deer buck and camp solo on the land for 5 days? Just check in with you, prove legality and check out.
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how has the misc not called out a $6mm purchase?
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Originally Posted By adigiro1
how has the misc not called out a $6mm purchase?
You must be new here. Anyway a 6 million dollar purchase when dealing with massive parcels of land is pretty minor in the grand scheme of things.
Originally Posted By naich
What are you thinking of charging for a lets say 1 guy to take 1 mule deer buck and camp solo on the land for 5 days? Just check in with you, prove legality and check out.
Honestly I’m not entirely sure yet, I suppose that aspect will be a matter of trial and error.
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No offence, but why are so many Natives such cucks to the system? An average life expectancy of 47 is rediculous. Do they play the whitey blame game?
Gordon nailed it perfectly in his response to you. This topic really deserves its own thread honestly.
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Oh glad this was bumped.

Saw this OP and thought of your thread-



Why? Because I really dig the curved roof line and the big window with an expansive view. Doesn't look like the same ol' same ol'.

Since you are planning to develop the property to accommodate groups anyway I was thinking that it might make sense to at least consult with a set designer and/or someone who scouts sites for film.

With the multiple streaming platforms I think it might be worth planning your site and buildings so that you could accommodate film crews.

You have an unusual landscape and based on the sorts of structures and landscape installations you scatter around it could be a draw for different sorts of film projects.

And being on the reservation could appeal to studios wanting to score "good guy points" for diversity and such.
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sounds very cool, man. like the other poster alluded to, you should call it "Miscland". got any pics to post?
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Originally Posted By naich
What are you thinking of charging for a lets say 1 guy to take 1 mule deer buck and camp solo on the land for 5 days? Just check in with you, prove legality and check out.
Sucks for those of us that like to hunt and camp on our own (I'm in that group), but if I was in OP's shoes I don't think I would let anyone hunt unguided. The money is in full service guided hunts where they stay in the lodge eat the food you prepare and hunt with your guides and OP makes money at every step. From a money making standpoint the ideal would be to fill all the hunting slots with guys paying for full service.

Pretty cool OP. Turkey is another option, if someone else hasn't mentioned it.
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