Yukon Men - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Tanana's Last Stand
When the largest wildfire in Alaskan history torches the land surrounding the village, the residents must band together and battle the blaze.
From the Ashes
After Alaska's largest wildfire ravages Tanana, the villagers must adapt their subsistence lifestyles to a new even harsher reality. Two young homesteaders embark upon a dangerous journey in the hopes of starting a new life on the Cosna.
No Man's Land
After the devastating fire, villagers must modify traditional techniques if they are to survive the winter. A young couple arrives at their remote homestead to discover a life more challenging than they ever imagined.
Desperate Measures
Rebuilding after the fire set everyone back. Charlie needs all his native wisdom to supply his family this winter. Pat Moore gambles big, trading a prize sled dog for a handful of goats. Stan needs James' lumber to help rebuild his cabin.
Drive to Survive
With a brutal winter taking hold, Chris and Jessi struggle to stay warm. In Rampart, Charlie digs deep into his bag of tricks. Stan and Joey build a monster truck to help rebuild Tozi cabin.
The Yukon Way
Realities of a harsh winter set in. Charlie and James rush to save a home that slid into a creek. Pat's last hope for meat is in jeopardy. Racing to rebuild the survival cabin means going where no man has gone before.
The Edge
Winter is here. The reality of the "dark days" takes hold. Chris & Jessi struggle for each meal and need a new strategy. Putting the village first, Charlie falls behind on his own preparations. It's time to find out if their gamble will pay off.
The Final Shot
As the dark days descend, villagers scramble to make final preparations. Desperate for meat, the Morses come nose to nose with a bear. Stan makes a mad dash for his winter home on the Tozi.
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