The Last Woodsmen - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Divide and Conquer
Jared gambles half of his crew on a long-abandoned claim loaded with big wood, chasing a royalty-free windfall. This risky move to raise $1M in just eight weeks could win Cypress Creek the Forever Claim -- or sink everything.
Razor's Edge
Jared and his crew attempt to reopen the main logging road at Kachelot Creek by hastily constructing a bridge in the woods. With production stalled and time slipping away, the risky build could get logs moving -- or derail their shot at the Forever Claim.
Abandon Ship
Jared sends Adrian and Leon into rough seas to recover a battered tugboat that could change their season. But the return trip becomes a punishing gauntlet of heavy water, engine failures, and near-disasters that could leave them stranded far from camp.
Blowout
On the verge of a critical first payday, Alicia's Fat Truck suffers two massive blowouts, blocking the road and halting production at Kachelot Creek. As the first log barge closes in, Ross and his crew race to clear the wreck before Jared's Forever Claim dream slips away.
Time and Tide
After a disappointing first barge load at Kachelot Creek, Jared targets abandoned timber in hopes of adding to a crucial payday. But there's a catch -- he and Ross must load it themselves. Can they beat the high tide? Or will they risk losing access, falling further behind in the Forever Claim race?
Taking on Water
Disaster strikes the Forever Claim: a boom boat sinks as a winter storm is closing in. Jared must launch a risky recovery mission to raise it before the final log barge arrives, or he risks losing control of the claim.
Devil's Chute
After an all-hands push to Devil's Chute, Jared and his crew assemble a massive convoy and begin the 20-mile climb to their final logging grounds. With float camp on the move and a coastal storm closing in, this high-stakes haul could make or break their season.
Winter's Wrath
After battling brake failures, Jared and his crew launch an all-out push to move timber before the final log barge arrives. With the Forever Claim buyout on the line and winter closing in fast, this last run will decide everything.
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