Neighbors cooperate for summer’s hardest tasks. Here, Atz, Jewel, and Bonnie help their neighbors with tagging a horse before their first drive.

Atz Lee and Jane answer your questions and tell stories about the homestead.

Jane spends the day fishing trying to get as many salmon as possible for winter.

The Kilcher family celebrate the arrival of Eivin and Eve's baby.

The island is so thick with trees there is little visibility and the Kilcher cousins must try to walk as quietly as possible so they can sneak up on their prey.

Otto and Eivin carefully track ducks to make sure they have the best chance for catching one.

Atz, Atz Lee and Bruce work on target practice before the moose hunt, as a clean shot is critical.

In Alaska, you learn to live by the seasons.

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

As the cattle drive sets out Otto and Charlotte help a newborn calf reunite with its mother who has run ahead with the herd.

The Kilchers gather and map out a strategy for how to run the upcoming cattle drive.

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.

Charlotte takes Xena and follows the cattle drive to teach the new puppy vital skills as a future working dog.

Otto goes in search of the delicious, but fast, razor clams.

Charlotte shares an ingenious and cheap way to trap dangerous wasps.

Atz Lee's house is invaded by a hungry squirrel - not a smart move on the squirrel's part

Otto explains how to construct a Go Devil: a Kilcher family blueprint for a heavy duty work sled. This contraption is perfect for hauling firewood without getting muck all over the logs when there's no snow on the ground.

Atz Lee and Jane make one last effort to find the elusive black bear.

Atz Lee gives his wife Jane a brand new rifle. Unfortunately, he didn't quite get the enthusiastic reaction he was hoping for.

It’s a great day for this goose on the homestead. Have mercy, Otto.

Atz Lee Kilcher takes his wife Jane out for some target practice before they go bear hunting.

Charlotte took out the animals for a festive celebration by the woodshed to get ready for the season 6 premiere of Alaska: The Last Frontier.

Eivin Kilcher helps his wife Eve move a ton of cow waste.

One of the first priorties after the earthquake is to rebuild the hay barn to keep the horses healthy with good hay. With Otto's hernia, Charlotte, Bonnie, and Jane do the heavy lifting.

The cast explains the joys of living in America's last frontier

Findlay's at that gge where he wants to be in on everything his Dad Eivin does. Especially when it comes to working outside!

Atz Lee finds out the hard way that heatstroke can happen to anyone - even in Alaska.

Eivan and Otto explain how difficult it is for newborn calves to cross the river!

Atz and his family work together to protect their vital food supplies.

Eivins demonstrates how to haul a heavy load from Point A to Point B without the luxury of a tractor or other machinery using a simple rope and pulley system.

The cast explains the reasons why yodeling is so useful on the frontier, and give some pointers on how to do it.

Atz Lee and Jane must make their way up a treacherous rock before high tide sets in.