To keep his stockpile of winter hay protected from his naughty goats and the elements, Eivin moves an unused stable onto the property

Atz Lee finds a bear trail.

Charlotte and Jane take the helm for this year's cattle drive, leaving the boys behind.

There’s nothing like the simple pleasures in life.

Otto and August are finally able to restore running water to the homestead for both the Kilcher family and their animals.

Eve shares how excited Eivin is to be a new dad and how his dad Otto still teaches him something new every single day.

Having a baby on the homestead isn't easy. But Eivin can sometimes get work done on the house with Findlay along for the ride.

Atz Lee teaches his son Etienne the art and technique of felling a tree. Looks like Ettiene is a natural working in the backwoods like his father!

Eivin and Atz Lee drive to the head of The Bay to scope out the area and assess if it’s safe for the cows in the Spring, a job that usually falls on Otto’s shoulders.

Go along with Atz Lee for a tour of fellow homesteader John Coila's "crib."

The Kilchers are again in high gear to prepare for winter - from hunting moose to storing hay. It's a never just another day at work, with danger and difficulty at every turn.

Eivin and Eve take their young son Findlay on a boat for one of the last salmon runs of the season. It's one of the last chances for the family to catch enough fish to last through the hard winter months.

Atz and Atz Lee offer a lesson on yodeling.

Meet the Kilchers' beloved family dogs. From Atz Lee and Jane's Malamute Willow to Eivin and Eve's mix-breed hunting hound named Tonsai, they're all living the dream together on the homestead.

Eivin talks about how he hopes he can pass on values to his young son that he learned from his own father and grandfather.

Jane Kilcher recalls the terrifying phone call when she learned that her husband Atz Lee had suffered a catastrophic hiking accident.