Kim and Pierre establish a new camp in an unexplored part of the Yukon; Desperate for a supply of winter meat, Becky embarks on an early season moose hunt; “Pike” Mike and Bentley attempt to secure their essential food sources before winter sets in.

Becky intensifies her efforts to harvest a moose; Pierre looks to the land for resupply; Hoping to expand his trap-line Bentley flies north to establish a new camp; “Pike” Mike takes one last kick at the can in his quest to pad his winter larder.

Kim and Pierre turn their attentions to harvesting big game; Mike returns home to discover a cabin in much need of repair; Now in Lutsel K’e, Becky tries to sort out her “green” team of sled dogs; Bentley accelerates his winter trapping preparations.

Bentley goes hunting, determine to find meat for his family; Kim and Pierre set their sights on beaver, an essential source of bait they need for the winter trapping season. Mike comes up with a novel way to procure an ample stock of firewood.

Becky braves sub-zero temperatures to fish a remote, frozen lake; “Pike” Mike searches for a precious source of “bush medicine”; Kim and Pierre break camp and begin their winter trapping season. Bentley heads cross-county with a fishing boat in tow.

When you live in the remote Canadian wilderness, public enemy number one is the cold, and when weeks of sub-zero temperatures take hold the simplest of tasks are transformed into life-threating chores.

A good supply of meat is essential to living in the Canadian Wilderness, and although winters in the “bush” are harsh and unforgiving, the land will provide everything you need to survive – if you know where to look for it.

It’s deep in to the winter season and this time of year the only thing deeper is the unrelenting snow, prodigious precipitation that presents unique challenges for those living off grid in the Canadian wilderness.