Burned Out

The team checks into a historic hotel with dark past in Buffalo, NY. Disembodied voices and shadows are everywhere, but the haunted elevators prove most terrifying when communications fail and they each find themselves alone.

The owner of a bed and breakfast fears paranormal activity on the property may be having a negative impact on her family and guests. The Ghost Brothers head to New Hampshire to investigate the cause of the haunting.

The team heads out to Lake Shawnee Fun Park, an abandoned amusement park with a tragic and deadly past. They then visit a residence in rural West Virginia to investigate a creepy, persistent haunting with family ties.

Phil and Jessica head to Lake Lanier -- the deadliest lake in America -- to uncover rumors of drownings and ghostly encounters.

Jack and Katrina travel to Juneau, AK, to conduct the first-ever investigation of the Alaskan Hotel. Built for luxury, the historic hotel has developed a reputation for demonic activity due to its notorious criminal past.

With winter approaching, the Kilchers pin all their hopes on one hunt.

The entire homestead rushes to prepare for the first storm of the winter.

Family members search for a newborn calf and its mother during a snowstorm.

Desperate for food, the Kilchers struggle to get through a harsh winter.

Spring arrives and the family deals with a rogue hen and hunts for food.

The family battles danger to drive their cattle to the summer pasture.

Atz begins range riding to protect Otto's cattle herd from predators.

The Kilchers call in favors to help build a fence before the high tide.

The Kilchers fish for the hundreds of pounds needed over the winter.

Atz Lee and Eiven travel to "Terrible Island" to hunt deer.

Fall arrives and the Kilchers scramble to finish their winter preparations.