In order to bring a firewood stockpile into town, Stan is tasked with building an ice road across the unpredictable Yukon River.

Stranded in the middle of the Yukon River outside Tanana, Stan Zuray's boat is swept on a crash course amongst jagged rocks and driftwood.

As part of their family tradition, this father and son set beaver traps on the lake outside of town. As Robert soon finds out, he still has a lot to learn about the family trade.

Joey Zuray explains the key factors to surviving winter in Tanana, what it takes to simply get firewood to stay warm, and the importance of helping his family.

With very little snow, Stan resorts to travelling by converted VW cart. Some cars may have horsepower, but this runs on dog-power.

On top of a difficult trapping season, Charlie must now face his town's heating lines freezing over.

The truck Joey, Kate and their cousin attempt to raft down the Yukon begins sinking lower and lower as the raft becomes waterlogged. Will they make it before the river sweeps the truck away?

Chris and Jessi Morse have their first meal at the new homestead.

Charlie Wright and his son Bob must navigate their boat through a minefield of ice.

Joey Zuray is Tanana born and bred! His father, Stan Zuray, taught Joey his unorthodox ways of survival.

Joey lists all the articles of clothing you need to stay warm in the Alaskan winters. Have you ever worn so many layers!?

With news that a road into town was approved, the town of Tanana, Alaska will be changed forever, and the townspeople will be divided as the road edges closer.

Joey and Bob head out on a bow hunting trip, but Bob's injuries make the expedition a risky one.

Pat Moore has come up with an unconventional plan to make sure his family has enough meat for the winter.

Charlie and his son Bob are making a bold move and venturing into Nations' trapline to hunt for beaver.

The Wrights go after a menacing wolverine that has been stealing all of the bait from their traps.