The Rural Rules video series is back to go over questions you should ask before buying land.
How do you start a fire and get clean water without modern tools? An expert explains the essential basics of primitive camping.
Jim Mize remembers hearing rain on a tin roof whenever he visited grandpa's house. Now a grandfather, himself, the sound takes him back to those good...
Kentucky farmwife Catherine Pond takes us to the fair and looks into the history of how state and county fairs began in the United States.
The anticipation, the preparation, the sleepless night before the big day... a humorous look at the ways hunting season's opening day is just like...
The new organic pest control product is self-operating and self-cleaning, zapping harmful bugs without chemicals over an area of several acres.
You might only be familiar with the round, orange pumpkins that show up everywhere in the fall, but there are many more kinds of pumpkins, ranging in...
The National Wild Turkey Federation's director of photography shares the secrets to better outdoor photos when hunting, fishing and nature-watching.
Clearing your land means you are well on your way to building your dream rural home. But what will you do with all that timber?
Want weed-free garden beds without pesticides? The simple technique of tarping minimizes your time spent weeding while putting organic material back...
We review some of the best tiny house vacation rentals where you can "try before you buy" tiny home living in the Southern United States.
We offer a guide to some of the best state parks in the South, including stunning beauties in Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
