Windmills are hard to find used on the east coast. Hauled mine back here from New Jersey last summer. Almost never calm up here. This old (obsolete 70 yrs ago, still supported by the company) windmill will feed a pond up on my mountain, springs are too weak and too far down the mountain so like you I'll go with a well. But no points here, drilling required. Given my water resource and lack of clay, I'll be installing a pond liner.
If you don't find a windmill, look into solar pumps. Mature hardwood forest here, not a good option for me.
Uncomplicated, but a lot of effort to get it all set up. I'm hoping to get enough flow to raise trout, then drop it 275' and squeeze some electricity out. As you mentioned, great project. Go for it.
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