As spring approaches, Alaskans prepare for the challenges ahead. The Hailstones must retrieve their tepee to make critical repairs, or their harvest is at risk. S5/Ep8
Follow the drama and hardships experienced by Alaskan households in different corners of this merciless territory as they battle to make it through a long, dark, freezing winter. S3/Ep11
Follow the drama and hardships experienced by Alaskan households in different corners of this merciless territory as they battle to make it through a long, dark, freezing winter. S3/Ep11
Erik and Martha Mae are busy preparing a moose and are building a smoker to put their meat in. Meanwhile, Andy is making snares to trap predators, namely wolves. S3/Ep10
To maximize the final weeks of winter, Alaskans travel to higher territories to build shelter, gather firewood, harvest food, and freight heavy loads. S5/Ep7
Agnes and Chip have a busy few weeks ahead of them as they hunt for caribou, seals and wolves. Meanwhile in Kavik, Sue makes her own snow shoes from willow branches. S3/Ep9
Agnes and Chip have a busy few weeks ahead of them as they hunt for caribou, seals and wolves. Meanwhile in Kavik, Sue makes her own snow shoes from willow branches. S3/Ep9
A late freeze in the Arctic makes for dangerous conditions and presents new challenges. A lack of water forces Alaskans to use their ingenuity to adapt and survive. S5/Ep6
Sue has been waiting for a break in the harsh weather and it has finally arrived. Meanwhile, Andy is busy setting traps to catch muskrats for food. S3/Ep8
After separating from Kate, Andy needs to adapt to living by himself again after ten years. Plus, Sue's generator has broken down and she needs to fix it quickly. S3/Ep7
Sue has been waiting for a break in the harsh weather and it has finally arrived. Meanwhile, Andy is busy setting traps to catch muskrats for food. S3/Ep8
After separating from Kate, Andy needs to adapt to living by himself again after ten years. Plus, Sue's generator has broken down and she needs to fix it quickly. S3/Ep7
During the coldest and darkest days of winter, the Alaskans explore remote locations to find the essentials for survival such as water and firewood. S5/Ep5
In Eagle Alaska, Andy and Kate discover a young bear in their fish rack without its mother. Agnes and Chip need to finish building before the harsh weather hits. S3/Ep6
Andy has to get as many chores done as possible before the conditions are too dangerous. He uses his dogs to collect as many gallons of water as he can by himself. S3/Ep5
For the individuals who've chosen to live in the remote Alaskan wilderness miles from civilisation, every day brings its challenges and triumphs. S6/Ep21
Winter hits Alaska, with temperatures plunging and snow closing in. It's the residents' last chance to gather, hunt, fish, and build before the land freezes around them. S5/Ep4
Andy needs to stock up his wood supply as the harsh winter approaches, but the conditions are getting harder to travel in. Will he get back safely? S3/Ep4
Sue is struggling to walk due to scarred tissue. She doesn't want to leave her camp to visit a doctor and has to rely on a pilot to take her into town. S3/Ep3
For the individuals who've chosen to live in the remote Alaskan wilderness miles from civilisation, every day brings its challenges and triumphs. S6/Ep20
Andy loves the Alaskan lifestyle, but he has lots to do before winter sets in. Plus, Jessie has been busy training his dogs for a massive race - has be done enough? S5/Ep3
Sue revisits the area where she was attacked by a bear several years before. Glenn is preparing meat and preserving it to keep for the long winter ahead of him. S3/Ep2
Sue Aikens is preparing for the hardships of an Alaskan winter, she needs to catch as much meat as possible. Andy and Kate discuss the struggles of subsistence living. S3/Ep1
The harsh terrain is rich in meat for the Alaskans, but the weather conditions have to be perfect. Agnes takes her daughters salmon fishing before the season ends. S5/Ep2
Sue's grandson gets a tough lesson in bush survival. A sudden danger threatens the Hailstone's return home. In Eagle, cold weather preparations get underway. S2/Ep20
Pressure builds as the thaw comes to an end. The Hailstones have one last chance at a summer catch. In Kavik, a mechanical failure puts Sue's camp at risk. S2/Ep19
Winter hits Alaska, with temperatures plunging and snow closing in. It's the residents' last chance to gather, hunt, fish, and build before the land freezes around them. S6/Ep18
The summer is coming to an end and the Alaskans are busy preparing for the harsh winter. Sue takes an airplane to the most rural part of Alaska to hunt. S5/Ep1
The salmon population on the Yukon river has declined, so Andy is forced to create a different way of fishing. Glenn is working on a new method of preserving food. S2/Ep18
Sue has travelled to the town of Deadhorse to pick up a new all-terrain vehicle. Andy sends Cody out to spend some time alone in the wilderness. S2/Ep9
Winter hits Alaska, with temperatures plunging and snow closing in. It's the residents' last chance to gather, hunt, fish, and build before the land freezes around them. S6/Ep17
Winter hits Alaska, with temperatures plunging and snow closing in. It's the residents' last chance to gather, hunt, fish, and build before the land freezes around them. S6/Ep16
More sunlight in the Arctic means the days are longer and the ice and snow are thawing. The Alaskans must complete the tasks for survival before spring. S6/Ep14
As the thaw ends, the Alaskans battle the clock to maximize their final days of sunlight. The Hailstones process and prepare seal meat and oil for winter. S4/Ep20
Glenn goes duck hunting on some difficult terrain. Kate and Andy are building a masonry heater, an efficient way of heating their home in the winter. S2/Ep17
Sue is going on a fishing trip but is pleased to also spot some caribou to hunt. Glenn is building a sweat lodge for some physical and mental relaxation. S2/Ep16
Sue settles back into life at Kavik and Jessie struggles to free his four-wheeler from the frozen mud. Plus, Chip and Agnes hunt an apex predator. S6/Ep11
It's the early days of dark winter. Falling temperatures and a heavy snowfall forces Alaskans to quickly finish their projects, or risk falling behind. S6/Ep2
As winter returns to the Arctic, the Alaskans prepare to survive the coming months. For the Hailstones, time is running out to hunt big game animals. S6/Ep1
With summer fading, the Alaskans need to take advantage of the long days to prepare for the long winter. Sue crosses the river to try and get more food. S4/Ep18
With the warm season ending, the Alaskans must stockpile resources for the cold winter months. But, they aren't the only ones looking for food. S5/Ep16
Even during summer the Arctic temperatures mean a wrong move could have huge costs. Glenn is forced to be resourceful, hunting for food in the isolated wilderness. S2/Ep13
The end of winter is quickly approaching. While Chip and Agnes have one last chance to harvest caribou, Sue stumbles upon a mysterious object in the tundra. S2/Ep12
As the Arctic summer turns to autumn, the Alaskans secure materials for the coming freeze - and they must brave dangerous encounters with predators. S5/Ep15
With autumn fast approaching, the race is on for the Alaskans to complete crucial tasks. The king salmon run is the perfect opportunity to stockpile food. S5/Ep14
With summer in full swing, the Alaskans must take advantage of the endless sunlight. They need to harvest as many of the season's resources as possible. S5/Ep13
In the Arctic, Alaskans rely on the surrounding waterways to provide quick transportation and valuable resources throughout the warmer summer months. S5/Ep12
A brief window of opportunity arrives for the Alaskans to prepare for the winter. The pioneers take are able to thrive during the warmer months. S5/Ep11