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Our camper refrigerator will do that. The “fix” was a small battery operated fan made just for that type fridge to help air circulate and keep the temperature more even. I think we got ours at Camping World, but I’m sure Amazon would have them as well.

I was just thinking of how many people wouldn't want the "nuisances" of your lifestyle. But oh how it beats shopping malls and sitting on the couch! Lol. Thanks for sharing.

It can come from fridge being to full no air circulation. Also temp set to high and humidity.

Glenda and I just picked one up for our cabin that’s good information to know. And I’m wondering because there’s not much ice in the freezer but there’s a lot in the refrigerator if it has anything to do with the higher humidity that Michigan has. Because it seems like the refrigerator door would be opened and closed more often than the freezer door. And humid air has a tendency to stick to stuff and moisture freezes. Just a thought .

"Root Cellar" Riight.... How much Dr. Pepper you got Down There... LOL Well done Guys! That Looks Awesoem!

Always can use the bone meat to make fish stock and use stock for cappino

Nice, video and process , i would love to see a pike recipe too

Nice video :) theres still soo much meat on the Bone part. You could use it for fish Stock, or ive also seen people chopping whole pike in stripes similar to yours with the skin, then fry both sides on skin in a pan and if its cooked you can just pull the meat off the Bones and have zero waste. I have a video if u wanna see :)! Theres also a method to take the back filet first, then the tail filets and then just cut the side filets right at the bone, but also lots of meat are lost. Im a fan of using the entire Fish

Wonderful camera work as well as the fillet

I just found my new method of cleaning pike. Great video

I agree Northern Pike are just about as good as walleye. And the perch are pretty good too. BTW, that’s a nice Pike. Did you get it trolling?

I would like to know how you cook Pike. I’ve never had it, but I’ve heard it’s delicious.

Looking forward to see how you cook this fish.

Great teaching video. Thanks! Do you use the discards for anything?

So glad to have you guys back! Love the warmth of your videos and look forward to more content.

We make Liver and Heart treats for the Pups......Makes ya feel good to use as much as possible of the animal. I'm still looking at my Jar of Elk sitting in the pantry....I want to make sure I appreciate it with a special meal. =) Thanks for showing us the ranch and sharing your experience there. Good luck to you both this deer season, If you ever need a hand with a deer don't be afraid to call me.

Another great video. It felt like I was sitting in the kitchen with you while you were making dinner. I enjoyed hearing all about your hunt and your experience with the ranch. Congratulations to Dan on that Pike! I’ve never caught one, but I hope to someday.

Yep, the Rocky Mountains in Colorado have some pretty good views too. It leaves you with some pretty good memories to share and a great experience. It looks like you guys didn’t do too bad fishing also. And hopefully you know a few more fishing holes.

Looks delicious! Have fun fishing this weekend!

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Certified yapper for sure

do you need a permit in michigan for offgrid cabin?

How many acres do you have? Do you get to enjoy your property in the winter?

N. Michigan update: I started tapping in January and stopped in April. Longest season ever and huge coloection and it produced the most robust and flavorful syrup I've ever produced. Definitely a banner year

Insulation in there

Rough cut

Finally a real person living offgrid with realistic appliances and use good power management to keep the system running.😊

Those are indeed some very nice, sturdy shelves.

It looks like you have plenty of peppers in your garden. Could you use those to make the sauce?

Great video! I really enjoy watching you and I learn a lot, thank you. I am curious how hot your enchilada sauce is because I’m quite the sissy when it comes to spices, but I love flavor.

Can you use the seeds from the dried peppers to plant new peppers in the spring?

Very nice. That was a lot of hard work! Congratulations!

48 volts, 49 volts, whatever it takes... 😁

are you running a vent hood of any kind ? i just got that stove not hooked up yet

Would you be willing to give the name of the company? I am up by the 45th parallel in the mitten.

money well spent in the eyes of a fellow off gridder. Rodent free storage.....Love it

@Dan & @Jay So much experience talking on that porch. Viewers need to slow down and listen to this one. From solar to water to plain common sense.

We’re down here in Alabama…have two older teens and a piece of property that’s paid off. Looking ahead to getting out of the burbs…this all seems like an option for my husband and I. Y’all are answering a lot of questions we’ve had. I like the idea of steel for the siding on a cabin. Low maintenance as we age, seems great. We’ve got the issue of HEAT down here 9 months out of the year. Wondering if a mini split or two would keep us consistently cool? Thanks for all you do. Dave, Brooke, Jay, Jen and now you two are added to my list of folks to be thankful for! 🙏🏻

Fellow Michigander as well. Always enjoy your videos. Started a very similar build in 2019. Just getting to finishing it up now. Kinda funny to see how many people that have never done something like this like my self have also started this venture in 2019/2020

Love your channel Barb. Your house is beautiful and very cozy. What more does one need? Just wanted to make you aware of a “crockpot” method you can use without added electricity in your off-grid situation. It’s called “retained heat cooking”, “hatbox cooking” etc. There are products one can buy like the “Wonderbag” which used to sell on Amazon. There are also thermos-type products. You can easily make your own too. The premise is that you heat up your dish, let’s say it’s a stew, or things you would use a crockpot for. Heat to boiling for a few minutes on the stove (in a cast-iron dutch oven) and then put the lid on and put the pot into your “hatbox cooker”. If homemade, it can be as simple as a laundry basket with a quilt inside. Put the pot in there, cover it up nicely, and leave for the day. It does a remarkable job. If you have not heard of it, please look into this as I think you will love it. Blessings.

Suggestions on where in the UP to live off grid, in regards to building codes?

I sure do miss the UP. I learned to Salmon fish there. The August Paradise Blueberry Festival is great and Taquamenon Falls is a must see. Thanks for the video.

Nice investment! Going to feel good leaving home and not worry about criminals "shopping" on your property! I had a break-in once that was heartbreaking. Worked out of state a lot back then. You're smart to get this now. God bless

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I see you pulled the trigger on it. It’s absolutely the best $4000 You could’ve spent for a secure storage. That’s why we got ours. There’s not much in thievery out here at our remote off grid property but it’s always nice to know that it’s secure, waterproof, mouse proof, and pretty much people proof. You will like it.

Definitely looks worth it!

Great video title! 😂

Love it

You are going to love that!

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