Tony Beets brings in his two kids to get the job done on the dredge, but they're not getting any special treatment.

The strong rapids of Miles Canyon were once a major obstacle to gold seekers on the Klondike Trail willing to risk their lives in the pursuit of gold. Can Parker and the crew make it through in one piece?

Gene Cheeseman answers the question on everyone's mind this week on The Dirt. Plus, Gene and Tony Beets discuss their working relationship.

Parker Schnabel has a scary run in with his massive truck on the dirt path down to the wash plant.

Team Hoffman is giving the High Bar claim one last shot, but the outlook is grim.

Dave Turin and his team run into an issue with a bedrock jam in their wash plant.

Did you know that most of your electronic devices contain gold?

The Porcupine Creek team has a very urgent issue. The water level in the glory hole is rising rapidly with all of their heavy equipment at the bottom of it.

Thurber manages to use the jungle to the Hoffman Crew's advantage.

A medical emergency hits the Hoffman Crew, Fred struggles to save equipment from a landslide, and Parker takes a risk.

After two days running the deepest dirt yet, the Dakota boys come up with their biggest clean out of the season.

Rick and Brennan work to remove a zone of overburden the size of two football fields so the sun can thaw out the pay so they can feed Big Red. The reward? A cooler waiting for them at the end of the line.

Four days of running dirt around the clock pays off big time for the Hoffman crew with a 15 ounce clean-out.

Gene Cheeseman grades improvements to the roads on Parker's claim so the dirt trucks can operate more efficiently.

Watch an extended scene showing how the Scribner Creek crew fixed the excavator track.

Nearly four months into the season, the Hoffman crew is finally running without a hitch, and they're on gold-rich paydirt.