The Millers have more than 70 animals on their rugged British Columbia homestead. They look to the Raneys to help keep their growing family warm through the winter.

Marty must give the Millers a heat source. His hard work means nothing if the family ends up frozen.

A new housing development is most literally a stone's throw from the Raney family's Alaska home. Our trio is determined to set up a new homestead far from the grasp of civilization.

Even an experienced logger like Marty finds himself sweating in the shadow of a widow maker.

This apocalypse prepper shows us what one of the best drinking water sources would be in an apocalypse scenario: toilet water! Watch to learn more!

Jason Staker builds a shelter capable of protecting against large wild animals and standing up against the elements in the Aspen Grove forest.

Primitive survival expert and star of Bushcraft Build-Off, Matt Graham, demonstrates how to build an atlatl.

Primitive survival expert and star of Bushcraft Build-Off, Matt Graham, demonstrates how to build a fire.

T.J. builds a 5-foot elevated tree house capable of keeping his team safe from flash floods in the High Mountain Valley.

Cat builds a 10-foot elevated tree house capable of keeping her team safe from flash floods in the High Mountain Valley.

Primitive survival expert and star of Bushcraft Build-Off, Matt Graham, demonstrates how to purify drinking water.

Joel builds a watercraft capable of carrying his team and supplies across the Alpine Lake.

Primitive survival expert and star of Bushcraft Build-Off, Matt Graham, demonstrates how to build a lookout from a small tree.

Tamra builds a shelter capable of keeping her team safe during the heavy rainfalls present in the Spruce Forest, as well as a bridge to grant access across a crucial stream running through the forest.

Primitive survival expert and star of Bushcraft Build-Off, Matt Graham, demonstrates how to fell a tree.

Primitive survival expert and star of Bushcraft Build-Off, Matt Graham, demonstrates how to build a smoker.