Is it feasible to live off the grid in the US?

Ever since the end of college, I’ve become fascinated with having land and living off of it, at least somewhat. I love building things and seeing my own personal progress with my own two eyes. I want to own goats and have a massive garden, perhaps just enough to provide fresh food on top of what I have in storage.Maybe even build my own house with its own electrical grid far away from people but not terribly far in case of an emergency and just to socialize if I want to. I have no debt, other than paying off my truck, and have a moderately sized savings account for my age. Ideally, I’d want to start this prospect in 6-8 years. It seems like out West is the best option, the East seems too crowded. I’ve also considered Alaska, maybe being a bush pilot to help fund my efforts. I have some boys from college that would absolutely drop everything to help this come to fruition if I, or someone else, committed. we should have mandatory blue collar skill training in schools

>>13404 You should go and work for a farmer BECAUSE GOATS ARE STINKY isnt it obvious guh

>>13404 US is great for that, and there are countless examples of this on YouTube. And probably 90% of them is from US. Because you guys have so much cheap land to buy to do whatever the f you want with it. I'll just go to my YT history and grab something I watched recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3J15fZly98

>I’ve also considered Alaska, maybe being a bush pilot to help fund my efforts. or maybe you could build some kind of spaceship and go into outer space and live on mars or jupiter and you could drive a motorcycle around the rings of saturn and shoot kamehameha waves across the farthest reaches of the universe

>>13914 You should buy X premium to make that happen.

>>13404 Short answer is yes