American Loggers

Harvester struggle to keep up with demand after a good summer of hauling wood while the Pelletiers being a new business venture.

The Pelletiers attempt to double production but end up suffering a setback when several machines break down and an emergency repair job halts production all together.

The pressure of running two shops sets in as the guys deal with problematic mills and old-fashioned harvesting.

The Pelletiers have to pull out all the stops to get through a week that consists of torrential downpours, a rookie that isn't pulling his weight and a flipped machine.

As if the wet fall season wasn't enough, the Pelletiers have to deal with a dilapidated bridge, a mistake-prone rookie and a close call with death.

Flooding in the forest threatens to shut down operations, bringing employee morale to an all-time low.

It's all hands on deck as the crew prepares to hammer down and do battle with the first blizzard of the year.

Winter is go-time for the Pelletiers but numerous accidents and a busted pipe threaten to hinder the crew's hard work.

A deep freeze during peak logging season causes equipment and emotional breakdowns during the crew's big winter push.

Wayne is left in charge as winter comes to an end. Meanwhile, Larry makes a mess with a loading crane and a rookie's inexperience ends in disaster.