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Homestead Rescue
Idyllic in nature, the concept of living a scaled-down, simpler, off-the-grid life has gained popularity in recent years, but the initial results for many budding homesteaders have been disappointing. The learning curve is steep, especially in the most dangerous and isolated locations across the country. Many families are not equipped with the skills, experience or knowledge of how to grow food, find water, harness power or deal with the threat of predators. In "Homestead Rescue," craftsman and survival expert Marty Raney -- joined by daughter Misty, a farmer, and son Matt, a hunter and fisherman -- attempt to teach these families the essential skills on how to survive -- and thrive -- in the wilderness. Because sustaining a homestead through hunting, fishing, gardening, building upkeep, security, and problem solving is a full-time job. At the conclusion of each episode, the rookie survivalists decide to either tough out their first year or pack up and return to civilization.
S10, EP5 "Rubble With a Cause"
In a rescue first, the Raneys arrive at a Washington state homestead and find the couple's cabin recently collapsed; with winter weeks away, on land with a dangerous predator funnel, the race is on to solve the shelter, food and predator threats.
S11, EP5 "Denali Double Rescue"
The Raneys enter the shadow of Mount Denali to tackle their first-ever dual homestead rescue; Marty, Misty and Matt race against the clock to address food, water and shelter concerns that could ensure both homesteads survive the next brutal winter.
S12, EP10 "Between Two Volcanoes"
A single mother's homestead is trapped between two active volcanoes; to battle the threat of toxic rain, the Raneys reinforce their besieged property, adding a safe water source and fortified gardens.
S12, EP11 "Raney Returns: Paradise Lost Again"
Marty Raney returns to the Nash homestead on Kauai; he builds a sheep barn and works on beekeeping; an unexpected person helps with the garden.