Dropped

As Season Two of Dropped begins, the journeys to Base Camp and to sheep camp are highlighted.

Episode two begins where one left off, with Casey facing a decision. Positioned precariously on the mountain, they realize the ram they're chasing isn't legal, forcing them to retreat.

In episode three, the crew encounters a canyon with ten rams, sparking initial excitement. However, the subsequent disappointment sets in as none of the rams meet the legal criteria.

As the fog passes on the peak of Fish Hookʼs rocky face, the outline of the crew appears exactly where the ram was bedded last. Did they shoot and Chris not hear the shot?

Leaving sheep country on a high, the men face a daunting 22-hour trail ride to Tom-Tom, the first moose camp. Two days of riding loom ahead before reaching their destination. However, trouble strikes just eight hours into the journey.

In the Yukon, decisions are pivotal and amplified in its rugged terrain. The brothers close in on a giant mountain grizzly, now within 500 yards, with the decision lying in Chris's hands.

Snow relentlessly pounds the Keefer brothers at Church Camp, reducing visibility to an all-time low. They're snowed in with no clear timetable to resume the hunt, as many problems start to surface.

As the bull responds to the calls, Chris hears but can't see it, while Casey can. Their attempts to communicate via hand signals falter as the bull vanishes over the mountain's peak, out of sight.

Chris needs to make this happen. With willows too high to attempt a shot from the current location, Chris frantically pushes and closes the distance to 300 yards.

The brothers devise a plan and advance toward the bull. Mid-stalk, the bull rises and approaches them, turning away just before Casey can line up the scope behind its shoulder.