Mountain Men - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
No Goin' Back
Winter descends on the mountains without mercy; Marty is trapped in 50 below, Morgan and Tom forge new alliances; Rich battles a rogue grizzly.
Edge of Winter
Morgan races the ice to gather critical supplies, Eustace digs out from a devastating tornado, and Marty takes to the air in a high-risk bid to win the season.
Breakage
Morgan battles to stay afloat on a treacherous river run, Jason loses everything, and for Rich's dog team, routine training turns to live combat.
Hard Luck
Morgan faces a gauntlet of frozen river crossings to get home, Tom strikes out, and Marty's season begins to unravel.
The Surge
As winter strikes, Morgan hunts for riches in the ruins; Jason tackles a river giant; Eustace makes a breakthrough with black powder.
Let the Weight of the Hammer Do the Work
Marty's retreat leads to a surprise in his own backyard; Morgan builds to beat the dangers of the deep freeze; Tom hits the jackpot.
Hunter and Hunted
Tom defends his home against a wolf pack; Eustace attempts to turn trash into treasure; Jason goes on a mission to feed his family.
The Cut
A slip of an ax blade slices Morgan too deep; Marty targets a wolf pack on a killing spree; Tom digs out.
Birthright
Morgan is sidelined while he gets back on his feet; Marty fights to stay in the game; Eustace makes a critical trade to protect his future.
Only the Strong Survive
Marty doubles down on a new strategy to keep from losing more ground; Morgan and Margaret defend what's theirs; Jason's hunt for land becomes an ordeal.
Waste Not, Want Not
Marty fights for every dollar as his season goes into freefall; Eustace and Preston experiment in barnyard engineering and Jason is locked out of a new home.
Long Shot
An early thaw puts Morgan's supply drop on thin ice; Marty hunts the beasts of Kodiak Island and Tom makes the most of his unprecedented winning streak.
High & Dry
Morgan slips up navigating the meltdown that's transforming the Alaskan wild; Marty's high altitude hunt takes him to the top of Kodiak Island's most treacherous peaks, and Eustace and Preston bring down a giant.
Race to Ruin
An early melt unleashes the bears weeks ahead of schedule in the Great Alaska Range; Jason's hunt for a home is finally over, while Eustace and Preston's race to the finish line ends in ruin.
Stand Your Ground
Morgan's horses go missing just as the local bears wake for spring; Rich's marathon lion hunt turns into an epic chase; Tom goes after America's largest game.
To Every Thing There Is a Season
Marty ends a failed season with a blockbuster catch; Tom stands his ground against a powerful beast; Preston and Eustace fight fire with fire to lay down roots for the next generation.
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