Yukon Men

The villagers endure what is known as the "dark days." Residents team up to keep a large wolf pack at bay. The Moore family must choose a leader for their dog-mushing team.

A wolf pack continues to encroach upon the village, and Charlie’s only option is to pursue the pack leader. Joey deals with consequences of Alaska's unusually warm winter and turns to his dad for help.

Stan has the dangerous task of building an ice road across the Yukon River. Joe and Bob take their chances to embark on a perilous caribou hunt. Charlie confronts Nations about his trapline neglect.

The Moores head out for the first major dog sled race of the season, and the pressure is on Nations. Stan faces a hard decision when one of his dogs falls ill. Charlie is angered at the state of the trapline entrusted to Nations.

Stan and Pat race to prepare Tanana to be a checkpoint for the Iditarod dog sled race. Charlie and Bob hunt a grizzly that has been terrorizing a miner’s camp. Joe trains his new dog, hoping to turn him into a hunting partner.

Nations and Charlie have a confrontation over rights to a family trapline. The Moores' kennel is on the line as Courtney and Nations race in the Yukon River Championship.

After a poor trapping season, Charlie teams up with Stan in a last-ditch effort to catch beaver. Stan and Joe discover a large predator has been stealing from their trapline. James teaches his two sons the importance of hunting.

Unseasonably thin ice prevents villagers from reaching valuable hunting grounds, forcing Stan and Charlie to carve a new path through the wilderness in search of food. Desperate to provide for his family, James takes a huge risk.

The Yukon River breaks up earlier than ever. Despite dangerous conditions, Joey crosses the river to hunt geese. Stan and Bob prepare the village for imminent flooding due to the break up, when they realize someone is stuck.