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Not true, I started out without even a car! Had a wife and 2 toddlers. I'm 85yrs old now and still have a small angus herd. Our Tanana Valley is where you would want to be

The only hope for a dream like yours to come true is to find a help mate (woman) that is determined to make it work with you, then head to the last frontier.

Well tell us what ya got and what ya trying to do down south

MC is correct, use a good energizer and 2 lines of 6 strand hot wire on poly post. I use this stuff almost exclusively to rotate cows.

In Juneau when sun shines everyone takes the day off and some of their clothes

Haines or Skagway? I'm a few miles north west of ya. welcome

welcome to the forum, been to juneau a few times, rained every dam day!

Thx MC I was thinkin of Mother Earth anews but couldn't find their page:)

My advice? Get with some like minded "back to the landers"

Location? I'm sure you be south of me...welcome aboard

Mostly JD 5x6 balers up here, lotsa vermeer rakes,mowers, and tedderys tho. welcome aboard great group in here...BTW I'm 84 and still ranchin'

You have any sights on beef breeds yet?

Hi Idaho, welcome aboard

twice last summer on way to anchorage. Trapper Creek and Talkeetna my favorites, I always stop by the new three bears store in Trapper Creek. Next time thru I'll stop by Moore's in Talkeetna

Faster horses, what yr was that trip? Did you drive to Dawson city? Was the "wool" from Muskox? Fly into Fairbanks & take the interior trips down into McKinley park now named Denali

Most youngsters don't last long anymore up here in our biz, to much easy money in government jobs. I have watched many come and go, new crop every couple years:) If ya head into Fairbanks touch base I'll show ya around...if I still above ground

Yes Chicken is Caribou country close to Canada off the Taylor "Hiway" been there hunting back in the late 60's early 70's, it ain't no hiway but state keeps it open thru winter now. Flat is still off the beaten path, still gold there too. Afognak is own by Native corporations, nuff said...

Alfalfa doesn't come back over winter so some times I use vetch after roughing the ground with harrow to get a good fall cutting (sept.) of brome. Timothy is grown here also, most used for horses

short grass, Soldotna as you know is 600+ mi. south of me, another whole type of climate. North of Alaska range is the "real" Alaska and land of the midnite sun, literally. I manage just fine at 84 yrs age and been doing this since territorial days in the fifties. I have down sized from 320...

It is a tricky time late August early Sept. just gotta read the weather rite and skip that fishing trip:)