Code of the Wild - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Curse of El Dorado
Casey and Chris Keefer are on the road to El Dorado. Using clues left behind by legendary explorer Percy Fawcett, the brothers head deep into the Amazon jungle to find key landmarks that could lead them to the lost City of Gold.
Alaska Triangle
Casey and Chris Keefer trek into the heart of Alaska to recover a plane that disappeared while carrying two American politicians. The brothers battle the elements as they attempt to solve the 47-year-old mystery.
Lost Race of Giants
Chris and Casey Keefer travel to Ecuador to find a colony of giants. The brothers trek through the jungle, searching high and low for clues leading to the lost civilization.
Vanished Confederate Treasure
It is rumored that a secret society was responsible for emptying the Confederate treasury of 9,000 pounds of gold and silver after the Civil War; now, Chris and Casey Keefer head into the Virginia hills to find the vanished Confederate treasure.
Aztecs in America
Casey and Chris Keefer trek through snow, slot canyons and rugged terrain in pursuit of a legendary Aztec treasure said to be hidden in the mountains of Utah.
Dutch Schultz's Missing Millions
In upstate New York, Chris and Casey Keefer try to track down the lost fortune of mobster Dutch Schultz; the brothers use Schultz's final words and newspaper articles to guide them to where the notorious gangster may have buried his treasure.
Lost Treasure of Panther Key
Casey and Chris Keefer head to southwest Florida in search of the long-lost loot of pirate José Gaspar; the brothers leave no stone unturned as they hunt for the $30 million treasure said to be hidden somewhere along the coast.
Swift Silver
Casey and Chris Keefer go on the hunt for a legendary silver mine said to be worth tens of millions of dollars; a cryptic journal leads the brothers into the wilds of Kentucky before sending them out West in search of the long-lost treasure.
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