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Sue travels 150 miles to investigate squatters on her property; Andy's sled begins to fall apart while he's collecting firewood; Chip and Agnes brave thin ice to harvest whitefish.

Chip builds a freight sled for winter travel; Sue is forced to brave a dangerous road to get home after a blizzard strands her in Fairbanks; Andy and Kate get their sled dogs ready for winter; Glenn tries to harvest meat for the winter.

A hundred days without sunlight approach; Glenn needs to retrieve more wood for heat; Andy and Kate rescue a bear cub; the Hailstones gather resources for themselves and their neighbors; Sue has a long list to complete.

Dark winter brings new challenges in sub-zero temperatures; Andy maintains snow-covered trails; Sue fixes her generator; the Hailstones build a new teepee; Erik takes his wife hunting.

The Hailstones hide emergency supplies along their hunting and trapping routes; Sue's connection with the outside world hangs in the balance; Erik falls while gathering firewood.

Alaskans use unorthodox methods in order to survive harsh winter.

Alaskans use limited resources to survive the brutal Arctic elements.

To survive deep winter, the Alaskans learn new skills and endure hardships.