Eve and her newborn son Findlay tend to the animals around the homestead, which is a lot more challenging with a baby in tow. But with Eivin away for the first time since Findlay was born, mother and son are determined to take care of business.

An unusually warm winter, has caused serious problems on the homestead with rotten produce, wet and cold cattle, and muddy trails making travel especially dangerous. Can the Kilchers still manage to prepare for the hard 8 months of winter ahead?

The Kilchers recall what it's like to watch old arguments over and over again on TV.

Eve cooks up something special for the season premiere from her Homestead Kitchen cookbook.

Atz Sr. performs his song "Good Old Fashioned Ways" that he wrote in honor of his family’s past as pioneers of the Alaskan frontier.

No ifs, ands, or butts about it: on the homestead, these women do their own heavy lifting.

In Season 6 of Alaska: The Last Frontier, challenges hit the homestead in biblical proportions and the prodigal daughter returns. The season premieres on Oct. 16, 2016 at 9/8c.

The Kilcher men are hauling several tons of equipment down steep and treacherous trail. See how they rigged the gear and their vehicles together to make it down the dangerous path without loosing control or being run over by the heavy load.

Jewel and her Father, Atz Kilcher, sing the Alaska: The Last Frontier theme song together.

For Jane, it’s important to know what her dogs are eating. This is how Jane loads nutrients and power food into dog treats to fuel them with organic food that they love.

Atz Lee leads the effort to build a new, fully functional homestead at the family's remote hunting cabin in the Alaskan backcountry.

Atz Senior finds a large moose standing directly in his path.

Atz Senior gets a crash course in bow hunting from a young friend and fellow hunter. It's never too late in life to learn a new skill, especially if you live in the Alaskan wilderness.

A beaver has been wreaking havoc around the Willard cabin. Atz Senior enlists a friend to help him trap the animal and prevent any further damage.

Two generations of Kilchers are working to build a bridge over the head of the bay to make travel to the family's traditional hunting and fishing grounds possible before the winter.

Eivin takes his pup for a spin on a four wheeler.