A flood is imminent in Tanana, but can everyone evacuate in time?

James must prepare for the rising flood waters - that is, until a hungry black bear threatens his dogs and he is forced to take action.

The Yukon Men are faced with a surging river threatening to flood town, business competition between two rival dog kennels, and a desperate need for firewood.

Joey gives Francis a shooting lesson, passing down the knowledge of how to hunt because he believes better hunters make a stronger community in Tanana.

Wood is a crucial alternative fuel source for many residents of Tanana. In this online exclusive, James demonstrates his system for logging in the Yukon.

Stan and Joey move giant logs under Joey's house but fear they won't hold.

It's the Wrights versus the Zurays in this flying target shooting competition. Watch to find out who will win the best hunting spot!

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

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.

Francis Roberts is stranded miles outside of town after his snow mobile breaks down. But when his father finds him, he's in more trouble than ever before.

Joey Zuray shares why it's so important to hunt in Tanana and how he pays respect to the animals he and his family hunt and trap.

Executive Producer French Horwitz shares what inspired him to make Yukon Men.

To feed all his dogs, Pat Moore needs 400 lbs of food a day. The best way he can do this is with a fish wheel, but Pat's is currently broken.

The powerful river surges near town - but will the flood preparations be enough to save Tanana from destruction?

Charlie Wright heads out on his snowmobile to track down a pack of deadly wolves, which are threatening the security of the town.

The town of Tanana races to beat the freeze as winter starts to set in.

Charlie and Joey's hunting trip turns into a survival mission when they are dropped in the wrong location.

Learn more about Charlie Wright, a highly respected hunter and trapper in Tanana, Alaska.

After a difficult trapping season, Joey is hoping for to catch a wolverine before heading to the fur trade in Fairbanks.

In order to get an old tractor up and running, Stan will have to get creative.

In an effort to find a carabou for a Tanana elder, Charlie Wright ventures out into unfamiliar territory and hits some trouble along the way.

Chris' dad Stuart had promised that he'd visit Tanana once Chris and Jessi had made it past one year. Finally that day has arrived.

To feed all his dogs, Pat Moore needs 400 lbs of food a day. The best way he can do this is with a fish wheel, but Pat's is currently broken.

Charlie’s son Bob Wright has honed his skills as an outdoorsman over the years and has great respect for the wilderness.

The Moores construct their fish wheel before sending it out into the Yukon River.

Stan Zuray preps his fish wheel for the Yukon River. To move the 4-ton machine in the water, Stan must use a dilapidated winch.

Charlie rushes to Bob's aide after Bob accidentally hits a pile of snow that makes him topple over on his sled.

Now that the free wood has hurt his firewood business, James invests in a sawmill to start a lumber business.

Joey and Ace head out to hunt geese across the river, but the unpredictable Yukon River won't make their trip easy.

Watch the Yukon Men extended sneak peek to catch a glimpse of the all-new episodes of Yukon Men, returning on Sunday, October 20 at 10/9c.

Fishing is not as easy as it looks, especially on the Yukon River.

After the opening of fishing season, Stan Zuray goes to check on the progress of his fish wheel.