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VLOG Winter 2025 - Our expectations going into this day? = THICK ICE AND LOTS OF TROUT... but mother nature had it's own plan for us ice fishermen. Come watch and see how many brook trout we caught through the ice (plus the obstacles in the way). #icefishing #icefishingtrout #icefishinglife

VLOG Winter 2025 | Here is my two-step process to put line on a spinning reel without getting line twist. #spinfishing #icefishing #catchingfish

VLOG Winter 2024 | Watch along and learn how we like to juice our chokecherries that we foraged for in Montana. This is by far one of the best ways to preserve chokecherries for later use. Once you have the chokecherry juice you can freeze or can it and use it in future chokecherry recipes. Check out the steam juicer we use: amzn.to/40qHGpb #chokecherry #fruitjuice #foraging

We've been doing research into the history of Victory Gardens and were blown away by some of the facts we uncovered…so Poldi decided to sit down and record a rant about this amazing gardening movement of the early 1900s and give his reasons for why we should bring it. #vegetablegardening #homesteading #gardening

VLOG Winter 2024 | Watch along as Lindey shows you how to smoke a deer shoulder following her dad's recipe. Most people turn wild game shoulder meat into ground meat, but smoking it whole is a great way to prepare it without wasting anything! The result is pulled vension meat. Smoked deer shoulder like this also makes for great meal prep. #mealprep #wildgamecooking #venison

VLOG Fall 2024 | Come forage wild rose hips with us! These tasty wild fruits are nature's most abundant source of Vitamin C. They are a traditional food throughout the world and native to North America. In this VLOG we will show you how to identify wild rose, how to harvest rose hips, and ways to use them for food. Rose hips best harvested in the winter months. #foraging #foragedfood #forager

Whip up some tallow butter! Whether you're a carnivore or just looking to add more traditional animal fats into your diet, this is one of the best ways to eat more tallow. Tallow has lots of stearic acid, a type of saturated fat that has a lot of studies to back up it's health benefits. We recommend getting tallow from grass-fed, grass-finished cattle. #tallow #homesteadcooking #homesteadkitchen

Black Mountain Morels, Aging Elk Meat & Foraging Season Recap [podcast]

The Ultimate Chokecherry Foraging Guide

Foraging For Crabapples & Feral Apples Made Easy [podcast]

Boost Squash Harvest: Hand Pollinate Squash for Healthy Fruit

Forager's Candy! This Mini Huckleberry is a Treat

Support Squash on Trellis: Easy Hammock Trick to Avoid Damage

Tallow and Lard Explained: Traditional Animal Fat For Cooking [podcast]

Is Fireweed Tea the Next Big Thing? Let’s Find Out!

Wild Food Cooking & Seasonal Eating - Danielle Prewett [podcast]

Foraging Serviceberries: The Berry Everyone’s Missing

Regenerative Farming: Healing Land & Food Systems with Bison [podcast]

Tending A Wild Garden: More Edible Plants In Your Foraging Spots

Can We Turn Panfish Into Jalapeno Poppers?

Late Season Mushroom Foraging: Porcini, Matsutake & Chanterelles [podcast]

Is this Viral Dandelion Root French Fry Recipe Any Good?

Organic Fertilizer Tips for Growbag Gardening: Apartment Homestead Update!

Nutrition Advice For Multi-Day Backcountry Trips [podcast]

Finding and Hunting Elk with Ken Thrall from Kifaru [podcast]

Wild Pineapple in North America?

Foraging for Bee Balm and Balsam Root Wild Food Dinner

Did We Find Wild Butter Popcorn?

Wild Food Passions and Traditions with Randy Newberg