Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the comments!!!

Thank you for your great comment. I did, fools gold. LOL

Yes, it was very nice by the creek.

@@MountainValleyRealEstate John, can this be contingent like a property with a home on it??

Yes, it is very lush near the creek.

Yes indeed!

Not really...most of the Marijuana growers are Liberals. There's a lot of New Age types in this area.

The worst thing is that the area is conservative. Oh, well.

Oh, , thank you for letting me know, they sure smelled good!

My natural history teacher claimed the natives smoked the flowers from Spanish broom.

Thank you, I did not know that. One salad coming up! Lol

Yup, or Umbrella plant

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Will do! Thank you.

Gracias por el comentario. Es una bonita propiedad.

@@MountainValleyRealEstate la verdad si tienes bonitos bideos de terrenos en venta felisidades

That would be about the only way to do it I think since it is somewhat shallow. I didn't see any fish, but then again, Big Foot is quite scary. LOL Thank you for the kind comment, I appreciate your post!

I'd bet there are Rainbows in that water. That's always my first question as well. Everything I could research is that this is a section of the Sacramento River feeding into Lake Shasta.

There is nobody around. This property adjoins over 91,000 acres of government land on 3 sides. Did you see the map of the property showing all the government land around it? It is the 9th photo on the listing from my website and it should be in the video as well. Thank you for your comment. www.mountainvalleyland.com/property/shasta-county-land-40-5-acres-fenders-ferry-road-lakehead-ca-85k/

Great! Sign here X________________________ lol

Thank you. With a hedge trimmer, you could open it up quite a bit so you have shoreline to use, it is there.

Good question. It would have to be high enough off the ground because it looks like the creek rages in the winter.

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LOL Good one.

LOL I wish.

This is no where near Iron Mtn Mine. This is very upstream and far north from that area. I am not aware of any EPA concerns, it is all National Forest Around the property, south, east, and west. North the the road and then the main paved road.

I don't really know. Sounds like you know more about plants then I do.

True, it is a very young and active volcano, due for an eruption any time now.

Probably at 3pm

You can try Access Mortgage in Redding, CA.

Depends on what you want to do. If you put a house on it, then you need to clear and area around you house of course. Fencing it what most people do for a property boundary. Not sure why you would do that if you are surrounded by National Forest Land though. Maybe just at the road frontage.

@@MountainValleyRealEstate I dont know! Since this is so new to me. I have had thoughts about living in a beautiful place like this. One should know all the upside and downside. If you live on 4 acre scenic land, wouldn't you want a boundary to differentiate your property from national forest keeping off intruders

Oh, very interesting. Thanks for the knowledge!

They invaded New Zealand to the point of no return.

I do not know, Bigfoot definitely scared them off if they were there. Fish and Game should know though.

It empties into Lake Shasta so barring some catastrophic event, I'd bet on it holding a breeding population of. Rainbows

Interesting, glad you can eat it. LOL Thank you for the comment.

The seller won't carry but or you can try Access Mortgage in Redding, CA or a lender of your choice if they will lend on large acreage vacant land.

If they assess it at $80k for instance, then the taxes are about $800 or a bit more for the year.

I could not hear the freeway at the creek area at all. I'll have more properties soon!

I did mean wide. I wasn't able to get next to it but it was huge!!!!!!! I'm sure you can't tell with the camera view because there wasn't really anything to compare it to.

The creek gets higher during the winter as it always has. Floods are not common here like in Texas or Florida. No ocean nearby. If a fire comes though, then the property could burn just like anywhere else.

those trees with oils can burn more readily. but california's policies are why forests fires these days are dangerously large, because they prevent all small fires from occurring, which allows large amounts of dead vegetation to pile up, which is why the largest fires in california history have been recently happening, when these large dead piles of dead vegetation burn very large and very hot. safely burning dead vegatation on your property can help prevent big fires. small fires are good as they clean up the small amounts of dead vegetation to prevent big fires from occurring, and they allow animals time to escape small fires, these small fires quickly burn dry grass and stuff close to the ground floor, and these fires aren't big enough to climb trees or penetrate tree bark, unlike big fires

If a Barndo were allowed, a building fire sprinkler system would be required with dedicated water tank, water capacity determined by square footage of dwelling. Is Dog Creek a registered navigable waterway?

I'm going to say I doubt it but you can check with the county building department.

I really don't know, maybe Fish and Game would know or CA Water Resources.?

$85,000

Thank you for the interest!! 👣

Nope

Yes.

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Price is $85,000 Taxes are 1 to 1.25% of the assessed value per year.

$85K

If it was near LA or the like it would be million$. It's all about location, land supply in that location, useability of the land, (this one is mostly all steep) and a few other factors but those are the major ones.

LOL Man eaters. Nature is not out to eat you, you are the top dog in the wild and they all know that. I have been outdoors for over 40 years, as a child too, no attacks by animals.

@@MountainValleyRealEstate yeah but man, you have been out in the wild for so long and you know how to deal with them. I am just a scary, little, sedantry mouse. Loll

$85,000.

It is sold now.

Can't hear the freeway by the creek.

Go we don’t need more people moving here……

Nobody cares what you want 😂

Actually, just about everyone wants this one.

I do

The wife and were two who moved-out. Los Angeles county is a hellscape infested with over 150,000 validated gang members. Went to Idaho. Woke up one morning and looked out window and there was this white stuff covering everything. Cold too, garage was 18F. Then the power went out for a few hours and didn’t have any heat. This was the same time parts of Texas went without electricity for an extended time, I think a couple of weeks. Come summer, it was hot and humid and had to run the AC continuously. So, what would do if there was an extended grid down situation and didn’t have heat. So, after 8-months, we decided to move to California Central Coast. One mile from the beach and average annual daytime temperature is 68F. It will be three years this October. Only need heat from late November to mid-February, and no more shoveling the stupid cold white stuff. Nothing beats coastal living.

@@Noobooddy I have lived in Idaho 10 years and the power has been out 20 minuets total in those 10 years. I live in Star and the snow averages 10" per year. I grew up in Fullerton 10 miles from the ocean and the day I left California was the happiest day of my Life, I have returned twice to attend funerals, and absolutely couldn't wait to get the hell out of there........To each his own.

I love hearing him talk about what he is seeing and thinking.

If I don't talk, then I can't point anything out. You won't be as informed on anything about the property except what you read. Everyone is of coarse welcome to thier opinion, but I'm still going to talk about the property and point things out.

Love the narrative, and the humor 😂

Turn the volume down. I enjoy the narration.

Great! Thank you so much for that info. I would have thought before a bolder and not after it. LOL Gold Noob. LOL

Tell me how I know you vacation in CA. The only people who say they don’t want to live in CA are people who live in fly over nation