Atz Kilcher and his friend Jim go fishing for salmon to prepare for the harsh Alaskan winter.

Atz Lee explains how repacking old casings to create new bullets is a time and cost saving measure in the long run

Eve is attacked by a moose!

As the first snow falls the Kilchers evaluate their readiness for winter and make plans for last minute preparations.

The morning after his catastrophic fall from a 40-foot cliff, Atz Lee fights through the trauma in Intensive Care with Jane by his side.

When Eve found her chickens, she knew that the best way to salvage the meat is to butcher them immediately. See her technique as she does this humanely and quickly.

Eivin and Eve Kilcher bring their young son Findlay to visit his Grandmother Dina at her Alaskan cabin.

Charlotte talks about watching Ivan as a new Dad, how Otto feels about his new grandson and Kilcher fatherly lessons passed down through the generations.

Eivin explains why you'll find deer in some of the most remote places in Alaska; thanks to turn of the century legislation to make sure settlers could find food.

Otto’s eldest son, Levi, has come home to join Eivin for season’s cattle drive. Otto reflects on his love of family, the homestead, and smart cowboying.

Shane and his wife Kelli enlist some help from family and friends to put in a giant drain pipe for their new homestead.

How do the Kilchers survive the long Alaskan winter? After a cold day plowing snow, Otto and Eivin Kilcher sat down at the live cam to answer your questions!

Otto wants to make a pond for his daughter in law Eve. What's the best way to clear out space for a swimming hole? Good old TNT!

Charlotte has a new member for the Kilcher family.

Atz Lee climbs up on to the slippery roof to finish the task of cleaning the chimney.

Eve and her mother tend to the garden making sure it's ready for spring, and trade a little baby talk.