After being pushed off their land, the Browns, a family of nine, travel deep into the Alaskan bush to build a small shack where they will all sleep. They have lived their whole lives in the wild and often go six months without seeing an outsider.

The Brown brothers are forced to step up when building a one-room cabin for the family. During some down time, the Wolf Pack of five goes into a small bush town to hunt for potential mates. It's the first time they’ve been in public together in months.

Frigid conditions hit Alaska as the Brown family races to finish their cabin. Illness strikes and the brothers must scramble to gather essential supplies before winter comes.

The Brown family fear for their safety as they deal with an unforeseen confrontation.

The Brown family reflect on their experience of the past year of living in the wilderness of Alaska.