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The Complete Weenies Guide to Living on a Well

By Land Central

Thinking of living on a well, but not sure if you can trust that barbaric land water? Well have no fear. Humans have been drinking from that natural tap in the earth since the dawn of time and we’re pretty …

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Hunt Like Your Ancestors: Primitive Hunting Techniques That Work

By Land Central

Primitive hunting techniques are trending. Remember your ancestors? Those early humans responsible for literally every human alive today. Well it turns out they knew a thing or two about surviving. From their creative hunting techniques to their straight forward fishing …

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5 Reasons Why Bigfoot Makes the Best Neighbor

By Land Central

  Let’s be honest. Neighbors make the place. Living in your dream house on your dream land makes no difference if you’re neighbors make you miserable. While we can’t pick our neighbors, if we could, we should all hope to …

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DIY: Home Water Purification System

By Land Central

Ah, water. That glorious life-giving liquid. From bathing to drinking, we humans literally can’t live without it. Thankfully, we don’t have to. But while 90% of the U.S. water supply is safe to drink, did you know that most tap …

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Cochise County

By Land Central

Historic Cochise County, which sits in the southeast corner of Arizona, features quaint cities with a small-town feel. Towns such as Benson, Bisbee and Sierra Vista average temperatures 10 degrees cooler, and the weather and terrain are captivating. The county’s …

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RV Living

By Land Central

Many folks come to us asking for vacant land where they can park their recreational vehicle (RV). They want to live on their land and an RV is an affordable way to be able to do that right away. Sounds …

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Mining the Mystery of Bigfoot

By Land Central

Legends tell of a huge creature covered in hair, emitting a foul smell and walking on huge feet. In the Himalayan Mountains near Tibet, they are called Yeti. In India, they call them Mande Barung (forest man). In the Pacific …

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