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We have lots of wildlife. Here a cougar comes in for a late season hunt right before the big snow.

We get cold up here at 4700 feet and this means our ducks deal with a lot of frozen water. I filled a tote with well water at 54 degrees and distributed it with the Kubota Front Loader. I put the leftover water in the sun. The thermal heat will keep it good for a few days. The ducks loved it.

We left behind the kale and cabbage but picked up the tomatoes and squash.

We start our ducks down in town and when we brought up tour first batch to the mini ranch the flocks were accidentally separated. This is their reuniting party.

We start our ducks down in town and then move them up after 8 weeks. Our goal is 3000 to 4500 eggs a year once production starts. This is a trial run for a larger project.

Construction is still in full swing as you can hear in the background. Our garden is doing great

These are the latest addition to our project. Ducks are fairly easy to raise. Please take note when I say that I’ve only changed the bedding once in a week and a half I failed to mention that I do add fresh bedding.several times a day as needed. These ducks will go up to the property on week 8.

Here is my comparison and why I switched to Chevy.

An update on the greenhouse and how I use its small space for maximum effectiveness.

Mark takes the RAV4 Hybrid up to check on the garden and turtles after an early May snow. Note: The new Rav with Wildpeak tires outperforms the Tundra and the Samurai in these conditions by a significant margin.

We have started seeding the garden.

Being at high altitude and south facing we get the benefit of lots of water and sun. Today it was 75 at the building site with snow still on the ground in the forest.

Today I show you the progress on our garden

In this video Mark shows viewers the west side of the property known as the glen where the projects first off-grid tiny home is to be built.