How to Survive Maine Winters | Winter Maine | Moving to Maine 2024 | Life in Maine |Can you Survive?

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How to Survive Maine Winters | Winter Maine | Moving to Maine 2024 | Life in Maine |Can you Survive?
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Maine winters are known for their breathtaking beauty, but they can also be brutally cold and challenging to endure. If you're new to the Pine Tree State or you're thinking about moving here and are looking for some expert advice on how to survive the harshest of winters, you've come to the right place!
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@mikeelek9713 6 месяцев назад

I spent two years in northern Maine, and the winters in the late 1970s were harsh with a large amount of snow (so much snow) and some brutally cold days that were far, far below zero - even colder than -50F. There were no drive-bys, no looting and no home invasions.

@LiveLifeInMaine 6 месяцев назад

Haha. The weather, especially in Northern Maine will stop a lot of bad actors. Thanks for dropping a comment. Love to hear about other people perspectives.

@tattootikigreen191 4 месяца назад

Born and raised in Presque isle. Miss maine so much but mostly the coast.

@LiveLifeInMaine 4 месяца назад

Presque Isle is a long way from the coast. I’ll be up that way in May Salmon Fishing and having some Poutine . Both Maine’s, Northern and Coastal are phenomenal.

@evgeny04 3 месяца назад

I moved to southern Maine in 2020. Maine is amazing. We have the best of everything here. Winters are really not that bad. We get 2-3 major snow storms a year and the rest is just mild snow.

@elishevatimber6540 Месяц назад

Winter activity/sport... don't forget Ski-joring ("skee - yoring"). Using the X-country groomed ski trails, train your dog with the usual dog-sled commands, then the dog wears a harness and you wear a belt and a large bungi cord connects you to each other. The dog pulls you on your skis. The larger breeds LOVE to pull! Northern Aroostook Co (specifically New Sweden, ME) is Presque Isle has an olympic ski center.

@LiveLifeInMaine Месяц назад

Should be an Olympic sport

@letsboogie4408 4 месяца назад

This is the channel I’ve been looking for, planning on buying a land there to build a farm and homestead, I don’t mind the winter, I live in Rhode Island.

@LiveLifeInMaine 4 месяца назад

Maine is the place to do it. Here to help when your ready

@elishevatimber6540 Месяц назад

Unfortunately, in the northern part of Maine, "king-of-the-mountain" with the northern amount of snow... and plowing high of same... kids literally can reach the dangerous power lines!!! And unique to large snowfalls... don't forget the unusual practice of plowing the entire front yard, not just the driveway. If you don't, the wind will blow it all back in. Gotta remember those drifts!

@LiveLifeInMaine Месяц назад

Just went fishing in the Allagash. God’s country no doubt. Kind of glad I live in Southern Maine in the summer

@ocean1233 3 месяца назад

I am from NE. Moved from MA to the coast of NH and then to the Sunshine State to be close to family. I can Not take the summers and, threats of Hurricanes 😳 to stressful‼️ I am now looking forward to being up in Aroostook County 🌲⭐💚 Getting OUT and fresh air. Great Video Scott!

@LiveLifeInMaine Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing!

@BostonAndMaineLive 6 месяцев назад

Maine is great! Merry Christmas !

@chrisp308 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for this video it's very appreciated from a feller who has never ever seen snow shoes, snow blower, snow board or a snow mobile.

@LiveLifeInMaine 7 месяцев назад

Have you ever seen snow. Haha.

@chrisp308 7 месяцев назад

@@LiveLifeInMaine I saw about 3 whole inches in January this year but it didn't hang around long as is usual for central South Carolina I did sweep some snow off my back porch about 10 years ago though 🤣

@goingagainstthegrain 7 месяцев назад

Thank you, for the detailed scenario of what your state has to offer. We're contemplating about returning to New England. This is the best video, you've created, thus far to make us return to the north! Merry Christmas/ Happy New Year to you and your family. We'll most definitely get in touch with you after the holidays. God Bless.

@LiveLifeInMaine 7 месяцев назад

Maine truly does have so much to offer. Glad you liked the video, always here to help you make a smooth move.

@mattlindquist6018 4 месяца назад

This was excellent. Thank you. I have about 6 years before I can move out of TX, but I have been looking at Maine more and more. I have much to plan but I am really focusing more on the idea as I research Maine.

@anglosaxonking 7 месяцев назад

I am moving to Maine ❤. Because, I hate the heat in Texas 😂

@DesertRose76 7 месяцев назад

We are hating it here to in Florida!! Can't wait to move to Maine!

@LiveLifeInMaine 7 месяцев назад

Haha. My wife is from Texas. I don’t know how people live down there in the summer. We went to her class reunion in June before Covid. OMG. First of all everyone is inside because of the heat, so what’s the point. Then when you do go out, you’re a puddle in a matter of minutes. No thank you. I’ll take the snow. Can always add more layers unlike the south.

@anglosaxonking 7 месяцев назад

@@LiveLifeInMaine well I’m nearly there! By this time next year, Maine will have another proud citizen.

@o4saken1 4 месяца назад

I've also lived in Texas all my life (except for 1 year in Colorado

@zedsdead5870 7 месяцев назад

....grew up there in the 60's to 1990. Go up to Quebc if you want to see cold

@phuturephred 2 месяца назад

i swear mainers sometimes can have more of a boston accent than from people from boston

@LiveLifeInMaine Месяц назад

Well southern Maine is called northern Massachusetts by the county folks. County in case you don’t know is what we call those who live in Aroostook County which is the largest east of the Mississippi

@blowzo1998 7 месяцев назад

I grew up in Chicago, I think I'd be fine with the weather. I've heard rumor that the biggest negative is biting flies in the summer. Is that so?

@LiveLifeInMaine 7 месяцев назад

In the summer time I have been bitten by a fly or two on the beach but it’s not a common occurrence. There are a ton of black flies for about a month more so up not and we do have mosquitoes.

@blowzo1998 7 месяцев назад

Such a beautiful state! @@LiveLifeInMaine

@mytinyretirement 7 месяцев назад

There's nothing like living here in Maine. You'll only be bored if you choose to be.

@johntaylor6340 6 месяцев назад

I am highly considering moving my family of two kids and pregnant wife to Maine from Virginia. Long story, but we really really like the Patten / Mt Chase area. I know there isn’t as much money in that area of the state, but do you know of any real estate job opportunities in the area?

@LiveLifeInMaine 6 месяцев назад

When you get up past Bangor most of the industry is login or small Mom and Pop shops. When you say Real Estate Jobs, what do you mean?

@LiveLifeInMaine 6 месяцев назад

Lumber is what I meant to say

@johntaylor6340 6 месяцев назад

@@LiveLifeInMaine by real estate jobs I was thinking about becoming an agent. I thought maybe there would be a need for agents selling remote tracts of land in northern/central Maine.

@LiveLifeInMaine 6 месяцев назад

@@johntaylor6340 So I don’t know your situation personally. What I can tell you is the industry has a 90 percent failure rate within the first 2 years. This is generally because people think they will get in and make a lot of money quickly. While you might make a quick dollar here or there, to make enough money to live will take some time. So if you want to embark on the real estate world, I employ you to have at least 2 years of savings to cover all your bills unless of course you have other sources of income. Stating that, if you want to become and real estate agent in maine you have to attend real estate school. It’s a 54 hour class and you can take it online. It cost about 500 dollars. Then you have to pay 120 bucks and take your exam. If you pass that then you are licensed but the true journey is ahead of you. You must hang your license with an agency, of course I would recommend eXp and we can talk about why if you want, then you need to pay NAR dues, annually about 600 bucks. This is so you can have access to the MLS and all the tools you will need to operate as a Realtor. Now you don’t have to be a Realtor to sell real estate, but you do if you want to list it on the MLS. Many wholesalers and investors are not realtors, but they generally partner with one or two. In terms of of where you are looking, it’s a more isolated area of Maine then say Central or Southern Maine and deals will be much smaller. If you still want to explore this avenue I’ll point you in the right direction but until you are licensed in Maine, or move here you need to work out that in my opinion. My two cents. Here to help.

@johntaylor6340 6 месяцев назад

@@LiveLifeInMaine thank you for the detailed response! With that I am certainly not ready then, but now I know what to work towards, thank you!