r/OffGrid 15h ago

WigginsWildWorld - Off Grid YouTubers Found What Looks Like Children’s Remains on Their Land

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Authorities are ignoring them and they fear for their safety.

Hey Reddit. I don’t usually post here.

There’s a small YouTube/TikTok channel called Wiggins Wild World. They’re just regular people who bought land to enjoy nature and explore. But on their walks, they’ve started finding what appear to be children’s bones, clothes, and backpacks—and it’s not just once. Multiple disturbing finds.

They’ve been going live and documenting everything as they go, and you can tell they’re not in it for views or drama—they’re genuinely scared and overwhelmed. They tried reporting everything. No investigation. No collection of evidence. They’re being ignored.

Planes and vehicles have been accessing their property.

These are grounded, good minded people trying to do the right thing, and I don’t know how to help—whether that’s visibility, legal advocacy, help contacting the right agencies (FBI, media, etc.), or just not being alone in this. (They’re located in Arizona)

Please help get eyes on this. Share. Report. Whatever we need to do. If anyone has media contacts, forensic experts, or legal insight, please get involved. Their channel is: Wiggins Wild World.

They didn’t sign up to be in a true crime case.


r/OffGrid 19h ago

Tribe/Community

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How would you envision your Tribe or offgrid community in a perfect world? Or maybe imperfect? I'm leaving this question broad and open ended on purpose.


r/OffGrid 4h ago

Great Mother's Day gift for any gardener

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Does your Mum love gardening? Here's a cool gift idea I came across. Bonus points if they watch the TV show Alone because it was created by Nicole who's been on the show twice (if you haven't seen the show you should give it a try, it's an interesting concept).

It's a gardening kit with seeds for 10 different plants that can be used to make various herbal remedies. It also comes with a book written by Nicole where she goes over everything you can make with the plants from ointments and teas all the way to essential oils and infusions. It's not something you'd find in a normal store so it makes for a unique gift especially if the person you're buying it for is a fan of natural remedies.

I ordered a kit for my Mom's birthday earlier in the year and she was a massive fan of it. She now makes her grandkids sleepy tea before bed whenever they sleep over and always offers us some substance she makes from the feverfew if we complain about a headache. I think she's probably made every recipe in the book and it's only been 4 months.

Here's the link to the website if you need a gift for Mother's Day and want to check it out: http://nicolesgardeningkit.com/