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.

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

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.

This year, nettles have come up early. Atz shows you how to collect them, tells you what they taste like, and why they’re naturally healthy.

A 7.1 magnitude earthquake causes the older generation to relive the trauma if tge 1964. After, the Kilchers assess the damange to and rebuild the homestead to fight the force of mother nature.

Atz Lee has the perfect gift to impress Jane.

The mild weather and rapidly melting snow have made the simple task of feeding the cattle unusually dangerous for Otto and Charlotte.

On the homestead, Alaskan Grandpas build whole towns for the grandkids.

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.

August livens up a routine cattle drive with the family by doing a back flip on a steep dirt hill and dares Otto to match it.

Findlay's at that gge where he wants to be in on everything his Dad Eivin does. Especially when it comes to working outside!

Eivan and Otto explain how difficult it is for newborn calves to cross the river!

Atz Lee and Jane make one last effort to find the elusive black bear.

Otto explains how to construct a Go Devil: a Kilcher family blueprint for a heavy duty work sled. This contraption is perfect for hauling firewood without getting muck all over the logs when there's no snow on the ground.

Atz Lee gives his wife Jane a brand new rifle. Unfortunately, he didn't quite get the enthusiastic reaction he was hoping for.

Eivin Kilcher helps his wife Eve move a ton of cow waste.