No Man's Land

The desert is where civilization ends. To live in this barren landscape, you must adhere to a simple motto, adapt or die. In Arizona's red-hot Sonoran desert borderlands, blacksmith and survival expert, Jason Hawk comes across troubling signs.

Summer heat is pounding the American Southwest. After a close call with an armed intruder, Jason Hawk decides that his old truck isn't up to the task of protecting his property line. He and his father turn to a heavy duty junker.

In Arizona, Jason Hawk continues to spruce up his rehabbed desert truck "The Beast," hoping it will help make his property more secure. Key modifications include bulletproofing with scavenged parts. David Holladay and his son, Leo, venture on a rock hunt.

When the power goes out, knocking out his family's well on the hottest day of the year, Jason Hawk needs to come up with an ingenious method to keep his family hydrated. The severe drought in the Chihuahuan desert has also dried up Howdy Fowler's job.

With the power still out on his property, Jason Hawk returns from the desert with 200 gallons of water, but needs to come up with an ingenious solution to make it drinkable. In search of cash, Howdy Fowler takes work tracking a set of horse thieves.

After an animal tore up his desert fridge Jason Hawk sets off on a hunt with his father, Jim in tow; but the searing heat of the Sonoran summer heat quickly becomes too much for the old man.

The monsoon rains bring Arizona's Sonoran desert to life, giving Jason Hawk a chance to snag a quick overnight harvest. But he's not the only hunter active this time of year. In Utah, David Holladay searches for one last score for the season.

In Arizona, Jason Hawk embarks on an emergency project to build his ailing father a safer home. David Holladay struggles to get his summer's haul back to town as the autumn winds begin to howl.