Week in the life of an off grid homesteader

In this video we take you along with us in a "week in the life of an off grid homesteader" video. We show how we use a Secbolt FIBC bulk bag to lift over 800 lbs of cement mix out of our boat with the aid of our Kioti tractor. Felling trees is always fun, the bigger the better. We also dive into a couple of lessons learned when felling trees. Using sand in a chicken coop may seem unorthodox but after some research we decided to give it a shot. We have an endless amount of sand so why not. I also get my fire pit area leveled and bring over some larges rocks for the ring.

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We are building a cabin in southeast Alaska. It’s an off grid cabin on an island near Juneau. We are towards making a homestead out here and becoming more sustainable through frugal living, hunting, fishing and gardening. Alaska homesteading is more than just words is a way of life. So if you are interested in moving to Alaska or the off grid life click the subscribe button and join us here at My Alaska Dream, where we show what it's like homesteading for beginners.
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