Am I the Only One in Alaska who...

[@soflodoug]

The wolves howling is super cool. i like it. Lets your imagination run wild. The wolves also add a romantic cozy feeling.

[@richarddworczyk6372]

I agree they are beautiful to listen to but you want your imagination to run wild come walking out of the woods in the evening when you can't see them but you are surrounded by them... We have them in Wisconsin & they have hugely grown in population...

[@soflodoug]

@@richarddworczyk6372 Wild stuff. I spent time in north dakota some years ago and coyotes chased a mountain lion on the roof of my house at 3:00 am. That was scary what I heard. Really scary. Like a mob out to kill. I think it gor away but I saw a hundred paw prints the next day. And some large lion prints.

[@richarddworczyk6372]

@soflodoug Yes you realize you can easily be 2nd in line on the food chain list especially with cats ... We have cats here also but few & far between but it was gun deer season here which is a huge 9 day tradition so first weekend I always hunted with a bunch of friends and I will never forget we had like 360 acres with ATV trails cut we hunted & my tough guy buddy decided I'm leaving in front of all of us down one of the main trail going to the back property at like 5 am well 15 mins later 5 of us left his way & we found him waiting for us shaking on the trail in the tall grass swamp area because a big cat was stalking him in pitch black no moon darkness... That was the same day we had at least 20 plus coyotes run thru the land just yipping away in the evening so it was a pretty scary walk out that evening...

[@Northeastdeerhunter]

357 seems to be a popular choice in Alaska. You can never be to prepared. Your videos are great! Beautiful property.

[@cedarrockcabin3633]

The sound of the wolves was beautiful! Thank you!

[@markbucher7609]

Watching your videos brings me back to the years I spent in Alaska. People in the lower 48 have no clue as to how wild it is up north. Humans are down around number 3 or 4 on the food chain! During the four years I was stationed at Eielson AFB, I learned so much about hunting, fishing, and being a woodsman. There's nothing like sitting in a hot spring pool at Chena Hot Springs when it's -30 watching the northern lights overhead.

[@danielleterry2331]

That discription you gave sounded beautiful

[@markbucher7609]

@@danielleterry2331 It is beautiful. People get freaked out by the cold and darkness of the interior of Alaska. I learned that you can't allow those things to run your life. You have to embrace those things, get out and live in the beauty of Alaska.

[@rushingwindmountain]

I admire you preparedness at all time. Wow! I am living my dream by watching your wild lives.❤❤❤

[@michaeldeter1847]

Thanks for the videos,your a real inspiration for so many of us who are still caught up in the rat race of life!!!😊

[@judygrimm1815]

I really enjoy your videos! Have watched all at least twice❤

[@AloneinRemoteAlaska]

Hi Judy! Ah, you are too kind! I really am glad that you enjoy the videos. This makes me smile. 🤗🐺💛

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

yes, just discovered her and love the content! So peaceful, beautiful, and informative content.

[@Brenda-u2y]

I'm in Oregon and past two yrs have had enormous amounts of Nats. Finding temp changes causing our fruits to not last long I keep vinegar and cloves in warming pot helps some

[@regmountain2224]

bear deterant: remote controled (pocket fob) high pitched (150Db) Piazo Sirens. I Installed (2) Per Wall >>> Boy Do They Run Away FAST

[@GloryBe123]

You are a unique and amazing Gal living out there all alone and with all the skills you have. Very interesting! Thank you for answering my question about are you packing a gun while out camping….So glad you are and are a wise woman never leaving your home without it!

[@chezj4]

Thanks for the video. Love watching you 😊

[@sheilamarkland4045]

I enjoy your videos! Thanks for taking the time to do them. I’m glad you got to spend some time with friends this summer.

[@cbass2755]

I love wolves, but very aware of their danger. As a young girl, Mom & Dad took us camping every year. I remember laying in our sleeping bags in the tent (campground) listening to howling at night. I loved it. The park rangers always patrolled and kept us campers safe. I loved it

[@alaskacutthecord769]

Awesome video Alone! Sounds like hunting should be great this year!

[@janetparrish3429]

Love your channel! Your journey is awesome thanks for sharing.

[@user-Jo915]

Yum, that trout looked delicious 😋 ❤

[@kathrynrodlun8514]

Thank you. I just found your channel. I have some catching up to do!

[@platemanFYI]

That scarf looks good on you! Your colors. Nice gifts from nice friends!

[@23PurpleDinosaur23]

you're an amazing person, love your independent spirit. you've done an incredible job not just preserving the cabin, but awesome touches with furniture and decor ❤. It looks so amazing 😊

[@denisemaples-t2u]

Summertime is the play/work time in AK. Thank you for taking the time to give us another video and glimpses into your journey

[@harvdog5669]

I enjoy the woods & nature & being out doors immensely myself.. Your views are absolutely spectacular along with the wildlife that roams.. 😊 I have been wanting to go visit Alaska and see different areas of Alaska.. I rough it now more then others would care to think about. There is a sense of accomplishments when one goes through the process of building by hand or making something with ones hands & mind.. 😊😊😊😊 Building something with no tape measure and it works well is really cool.. I could die a happy man in Alaska... Could you talk about how much land taxes are for an acre of land in Alaska or taxes on five acres. When ever I watch your video's, My spirit & mind is right there with you, living out there .😊 Harvey - Man in a cabin, in northern Arizona..

[@sandollarj504]

Super interesting video about living in your area.

[@sandrahedgcock4129]

My guy and I are trying to find our place in the sun and snow lol and you living the way you do is so inspiring! Love your content ❤

[@myreasonforlife.9511]

Hope you're doing well alone. Yes I've been on your journey a little bit after you started your channel. From different pictures to different names you know who I am. At one time I was Black Friday. Love you and kenai.❤

[@raye5071]

Alaska trout. The best breakfast!

[@svgal1382]

Happy you're back.. Love your Q & A videos.. Keep doin' you girlie ♥️

[@amyburl3826]

Yep, we just got back from Homer yesterday / Kachemak Bay Area, we had no mosquitoes. I was so happy. lol

[@trulycrystalknight]

enjoyed this video❤

[@johnboggan4390]

Good video and thank you much. 😊😊

[@deborahbradshaw6370]

New subscriber…have been binge watching your videos! I live in West Texas and enjoying seeing the cool weather and all the green vegetation. I am a retired 72 year old widow and love watching you do all the work around your place and wish I still had the strength to do it. My husband was a Texas Game Warden and I had many adventures in the wild.

[@bradbradshaw-i4n]

black bears are pretty timid. grizzly bears are another story. the sounds of the wolves was wonderful. i live in northern ontario in the summer. i have ran into black bears and wolves and moose many times while in the bush. i have never had a problem with them. good for you for following your dreams and living in the north. i also love the north. i don't like winter so i go to florida then, but my heart is always in the north.

[@diannew5264]

Living in northern Mn, I have given up on Bell Peppers! I have started planting smaller types of sweet peppers, as they seem to mature faster! However, I do plant plenty of hot peppers! As most are diminutive in Sz, they flourish!

[@bridgettsutherly5866]

Sweet Aaron.. he sounds so nice.. and said all nice things.

[@BettyKoehler-zg5sv]

Glad to see your video….but not the mosquitoes! Just another adjustment to living in Alaska! You are a real trooper, someone to admire, and wishing you all the best, Alone! Love from Pennsylvania 💕🌷🐻

[@donnalowe9378]

Been missing you. Enjoy your videos so much.

[@cofoothills]

I think you could put some hydroponic rafts out on the pond that doesn't have any fish in it. You'd probably need to put chicken wire over the top to protect the plants though.

[@joannewolfe5688]

You will love the book Two in the Far North by Margaret Murrie. I've read it numerous times and enjoyed it more each time.

[@weedeater6946]

Great vid :) thank you for sharing

[@bradleytheteacupchihuahua1335]

I was going to come here and Ask a silly question.... Forgot what it was....but wow... your life looks really cool...

[@firdosvohra4315]

Sending love from Texas.

[@marizaanvisagie9537]

Wow alone my daughter is also allergic to eggs its a struggle if you have any advice please share.❤ Absoluutly love your local friend im so happy you have them it makes my heart so so happy

[@unitedstatesdale]

16:53 ..😮 WOLVES

[@fay8687]

My favorite part of video

[@MountainMan07798]

Love the Q&A. You are really cool and the same mindset as me in so many ways. I enjoy your channel. Take care

[@sej9231]

Love the wolf audio....beautiful

[@VMc828]

Huge respect. Best wishes🙏🙂

[@billholden5271]

Wow that wolf audio was spooky. I love these types of videos. You are a wealth of knowledge. Thank you. Look forward to the live stream. All the best to you.

[@joanmerriken9216]

Here in WNC I have 11-4x8’ raised beds. They feed most of my vegetable intake for the year. You are doing a great job in a mostly unforgiving landscape, but you seem to be conquering most😄

[@janemay8721]

Love your videos Alone take care. Take care

[@jerrycraig3737]

Thanks for the informative blog. I am live in Nova Scotia, Canada. Love to watch how you survive in the wild wood😮s. Keep up the great work.

[@Sarahdrybones]

Venison is my favorite and turkey.

[@AloneinRemoteAlaska]

I will send you my share... just kidding. I do like moose meat though. While in the deer family, it tastes nothing like venison. And I eat reindeer at least once a week. It is really good too! 🤗

[@Gingerhomeandgarden]

By your swing could you plant wild flowers ? Would they grow? What about grass seed??

[@rsf1105]

Loven your channel, learning how I should start videoing to actually make my channel grow, thanks hun🙏🤠 stay safe out there this winter 🙏🤠

[@cosmicwings7211]

Hi Alone, i looove your video! I enjoyed the wolves song and I am happy about all your gifts you got. Sending you love and best wishes from very hot Italy.❤🎉

[@RaisedinAlaska]

Regrowthed will be great food for wildlife. 😁

[@Sarahdrybones]

I love halibut

[@AloneinRemoteAlaska]

I had only had halibut after moving to Alaska and was surprised at how versatile of a fish it is to cook with. No real flavors to impart on a dish. Love it! 🤗🐺💛

[@brunfree]

Fun vid and I’d hate to have so many mosquitos very annoying. But I like fishing. ❤

[@sej9231]

The call of the wild

[@leonabelanger9683]

I enjoy watching your videos

[@NoOneUKnow-c3y]

Thanks for another great video. See you next time.

[@nickolascrego5716]

I would love to visit and help out. What an amazing experience that would be.

[@susanrodriguez1982]

ive enjoyed watching your videos.

[@TheHallowedCauldron]

To listen to the Wolves must be such a gift. I must admit i'm a bit jealous! How does Kenai feel about them? Thank you for sharing and hugs to Kenai 💙

[@danielleterry2331]

I prefer Trout and went up to missouri to fish for trout 3 years ago, I live a mile from a large lake and my brother took me with him when he put out catfish lines but I didn’t catch anything , I also enjoy bluegills.

[@highcountrystories]

Dr Bens evictor conc cedar oil or other cedar oil in a vaporizer on the front porch or near you is amazing for getting rid of clouds of mosquitos!! Safe for pets and wildlife but not fish.. Oh... Fish in the pond would help immensely!!

[@jjde8424]

For mosquitos, I put a sheet of Bounce fabric softner sheet to my clothes. No more mosquitos.

[@dannylake4357]

Thank you for sharing

[@desiremontgomery2762]

You are living my dream❤

[@janeholt8678]

Those wolves sound so eerie!! That would keep me awake!

[@jiminalaska]

I call those ponds mosquito nursery

[@jburnett8152]

Hi Alone, just curious what Keni does when he hears the wolves.

[@debbieledbetter5147]

Great video! I love seeing all the scenery. Yikes, the wolves would give me a big scare. I guess I've seen too many movies, lol. Thank you for sharing.

[@Theirishmamny]

❤love your videos

[@Akchick_907]

You can make moose jerky too.

[@lisaweddle7363]

Hey, how about doing a women's retreat at your place ?? 😊❤

[@Kairos-001]

My family the Roush, Patterson, Whatley have been there since the 1930s . I wish I could move home to southeast Alaska

[@yahyaalshraa3964]

A beautiful and enjoyable episode, as well as scary because of the wolves.

[@BEER30lacrosse]

your amazing,great video!

[@georgeoconnell8370]

thank you for sharing. may i mention we use a bobcat toolcat looks like a sxs 61 hp deisel we plow. blow snow spilit wood have a salt sand spreader . load and dump box . tow trailer drive to village 2 miles . good luck god bless enjoy your paradise . the mosquito is alaskas natinol bird . love alaska been there 3 times would love to go again . long way from eastearn ontario.cNda .

[@badapple65]

Those little dishes are called Rarebits typically. I see yours are designed for easy pouring out of the contents, so maybe could be called Gravy boats too. Ironically I’m a restaurant supplier of China/Glass, all equipment 😃

[@carolynorr6192]

Enjoyed this video!

[@DimensionalHorse]

Mayb put a fountain n the pond??? Make some bat houses & put by the pond??? 😊

[@AmericaPatriot-m8y]

I love the sound of wolves. Here in Texas, we have Coyotes. I like hearing them too but they sound more creepy.

[@Diligent-dp7gi]

Loved this Video : )

[@deannabell6986]

The sound quality on the wolf pack came through really good on the video! I have enjoyed your home steading journey just about from the start. Keep up the great story telling.

[@margaretdirden1612]

That is the most beautiful place But as soon as those wolves started woofing….😱🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️

[@Rayzer2368]

Wow, that view and the sound of those wolves has got to be intoxicating. I would give just about anything to be able to move up there. Lots of envy from the Tarheel state. 😌

[@OldManListening]

On a fixed income, doubt I could afford to live there. But I’ve visited many times over the years. Love the summer.

[@OldManListening]

A 2 week internship or workshop would get you a years worth of split wood, the brush cut, repairs, and more. Hosting work campers would get you tons of work in a barter situation.

[@jennyroberts9233]

Hi you are so interesting. How you choose to leave hard fast society. For a much different way of life. I’m Apostolic Pentecostal have been most of my life. I too am in this world but not of this world, just passing through. I’m 72 in great health been married 54 years to my one any only soldier boy. Alaska is beautiful be safe and keep the videos coming ♥️

[@craiglittle7367]

Million dollar view.

[@SantaFlor-ud4ln]

A 357 caliber is not enough unless you have Buffalo Bore hard cast ammo. 10 mm is too small for grizzlies. Look at a Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan revolver that shoots 44,454, and 480 caliber bullets.

[@JohnDoe-zl6ph]

.357 magnum has killed every big game animal in North America. 10mm has killed brown bears that have attacked humans within the last few months in Alaska, one of which was not that far from her. A 357 magnum and 10mm have about the same amount of penetration, depending on the bullet used. Do a little research. 🙄

[@MicheleKaufman-k2l]

How lucky to hear the wolves howling right from your property!! Wolves are such beautiful creatures ❤

[@Freedom-67]

I like that person too 👍🏼 🇺🇸 great gifts! So thoughtful of the senders ❤ love going along on your journey ❤ I don’t leave comment a lot but I’m wearing that like button out ❤

[@blackskywatch4027]

the only decent weather alaska gets is saturated with mosquitos.. hmm.. think i'll pass. you do a really good job on your videos though. very informative.

[@ronnieterry4916]

The wolves sounds just like the coyotes we have down here in the remote areas of the lower forty eight. Wolves and coyotes are definitely a nuisance and definitely their numbers must be controlled. Fire arms are definitely a must have item when living in wilderness and rural areas.

[@carolyngross7664]

i love trout and salmon and all sorts of fish..do you have a dip net and is there deip net fishing near you?

[@gsims1045]

Is the pond on your property, and have you thought about adding fish to it?

[@dougkuykendall1547]

I would seriously consider building an electric fence around the perimeter of your property. Something like 8 strands of 12.5 gauge high tensile wire will "turn" virtually everything. The fence just needs to be engineered properly (good grounding, proper wire spacing, etc.) and use a high end energizer. It is surprisingly inexpensive. 2024 technology and so much easier to maintain. You can get units that attach to your fence that will sound alarms, units that send a text message to your phone if voltage drops below a certain level (a tree falls over the fence, etc). They provide a lot of peace of mind. One thing...they won't be operable in snow. As for chickens, ducks, they are a magnet for every predator known to man. Just saying.

[@denisecintas4954]

They are telling their friends we have a lady and large dog. Wolves will surround your home and wait for Kenai and you to be alone. Be careful😮

[@coloradopackratprepper]

I buy Auguson farms dehydrated bell peppers for throwing in soups in winter. I hav dehydrated alot of frozen veggies stored in half gallon jars for future use just in case. Yes i use them now too