Ep 8. Green Mountain Gurus

Homestead Rescue season 9 episode 8, titled "Green Mountain Gurus," follows the Raneys as they head to the Green Mountains in Vermont to help a family who have been living off the grid in a small cabin for over two decades. The family consists of two parents and their adult daughter, who have been surviving off the land by growing their own food and hunting. However, they are facing a number of challenges, primarily due to the extreme cold and harsh winters that come with living in the Green Mountains.

The Raneys arrive to discover that the family's water source has frozen over, leaving them without running water. The Raneys immediately get to work, using their experience and expertise to create a new water source for the family using a nearby creek. They also work on improving the family's food storage and waste management systems, which have been lacking until now.

Throughout the episode, the Raneys also provide advice on how the family can make their homestead more sustainable in the long term. This includes tips on how to generate their own power using solar panels and wind turbines, as well as how to better manage their livestock and crops to ensure a steady food supply.

As they work to improve the family's homestead, the Raneys get to know each member of the family and hear their stories of life off the grid. The family's daughter, in particular, proves to be an especially valuable asset, as she is both knowledgeable about the area and eager to learn new skills.

As the episode progresses, the Raneys face a number of challenges, from extreme weather conditions to unexpected wildlife encounters. But with their expertise and the help of the family, they are able to overcome each obstacle and make significant strides in improving the Green Mountain homestead.

Overall, "Green Mountain Gurus" is an exciting episode of Homestead Rescue that showcases the Raneys' dedication to helping families live off the grid more sustainably and more comfortably. With valuable advice, hands-on help, and plenty of heart, the Raneys prove once again why they are some of the most trusted voices in the world of homesteading.