OFF GRID LIVING VLOG More Moose Than Deer Out Here

We're approaching our 4th winter at our off grid homestead and better prepared than ever. Our firewood is stacked and under cover, we're stocked up on propane and produce from our garden and a new crop is getting started in our greenhouse. Now I've just got to finish up with the deer hunting and fill the freezer with venison.
Little by little we;re reaching our goals of having a self sufficient mountain homestead.

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MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Q: How do you have internet at your cabins? A: I have cell service at both cabins but it is spotty due to foliage and cloud cover. I can access the internet from my cabins but have to drive to a local wifi location to upload videos.
Q: How old is Frankie? A: Frankie will be 10 in April of 2018
Q: What video editing software do I use? A: Presently, all I use is Windows Live Movie maker but I’m considering trying imovie, Adobe Elements or SONY VEGAS PRO.
Q: How do you get your water? Did you dig a well? A: Presently, I haul water to the NY cabin but at the NH cabin, I drop a kettle into an old well that was dug by hand by the settlers in the 1700’s.