Fall Line Ridge

80 Pounds of Liquid GOLD - Honey Harvest 2024

Monster Furniture From Pine Slabs

Big Changes are Coming

Old Cabin Remodel 15: New Windows for an Old Cabin

Old Cabin Remodel 13: A Major Problem

How We Do It: Homestead Christmas Tree Farming

Old Cabin Remodel Part 12: It's Time to Get Serious

Building a Bridge Across a Creek

This Log Had FIRE Inside: Cateye Pine on the Sawmill 🔥

How I Make Healthy Winter Bees

Homegrown Lumber on a Mobile Sawmill

Turning Trees into Money on the Sawmill

Unboxing a CLASSIC Piece of Camping Gear

BIG Treasure in a Tiny Log

TORCHED! Field Fires and Food Plots

Old Cabin Remodel Part 11: New Siding for an Old Porch

Old Cabin Remodel Part 10: Porch Problems

Old Cabin Remodel Part 9: Homemade Ceiling with a Sawmill

Old Tractor Troubles

Moving Pigs: Not as Simple as it Sounds

Dragging a Tree Out of a Lake (And Millin' It!)

Why I'm Not Sad to See Them Go

Saving the Trees, One Log at a Time

How Sawmill Blades are Made

Why I Put Blue Jeans on My Apple Trees

Why I DON'T Plant Flowers for my Bees

Honey Harvest 2023 - What Went Wrong?

The Baddest Homestead Meat Machine

Little Pigs and BIG Escapes

Building a Homestead Butchering Station

It's Too Hot For This

Old Cabin Remodel Part 8: Homemade Shiplap for an Old House

From Rough to Ready - Turning Sawmill Boards into Finished Lumber

Pigs and Bowling Balls 🎳

Rainy Pigs and an Itchy Ending

Old Cabin Remodel Part 7: This Beam was a Monster - Installing a New Ceiling in an Old House

A Guide to Raising Low Maintenance, Healthy Pigs on the Homestead

Felling Trees: This Makes Me Nervous Every Time

Old Cabin Remodel Part 6: We're Cutting Our House in Half (Not Clickbait) (Maybe a Little)

Log Sawing & Tricky Tree Felling

The One Where I Destroy My Tractor

Harvesting 72 Pounds of Pure Honey

Beehives LOADED With Honey!

The Best Use for Old Tires

Food Doesn't Get Fresher Than This

Building a Huge Farm Shed - FULL BUILD

The Best Garden Setup EVER

Taking Down a Tricky Oak: Mixed Results

Hogs Get Their First Waller

When Nothing Goes According to Plan: Edging and Thinning Boards with a Sawmill