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The arrival of Spring in Port Protection means there is much work that has to be done, despite erratic bursts of rain, sleet and snow.
The arrival of Spring in Port Protection means there is much work that has to be done, despite erratic bursts of rain, sleet and snow.
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Port Protection Alaska
S1, EP1 "The Widow-Maker"The residents of Port Protection deal with tasks and challenges as spring progresses.
Port Protection Alaska
S1, EP2 "Tree vs. Truck"The arrival of Spring in Port Protection means there is much work that has to be done, despite erratic bursts of rain, sleet and snow.
Port Protection Alaska
S1, EP3 "Broken Lines"Using borrowed equipment to catch halibut; returning to some old hunting grounds; building a vertical access wind turbine out of junk and scrap metal.
Port Protection Alaska
S1, EP4 "The Devil's Club"Searching for a natural remedy for Hans' aches and pains; trying to pull a tree from the forest; a camping trip into the wilderness to hunt bear.
Port Protection Alaska
S5, EP14 "A Winter's Feast"Sam and Matt brave chilling conditions on their final mission for deer.
Port Protection Alaska
S5, EP12 "Through Hell or High Water"Residents of Port Protection, Matt, Sam and Carl race against the tide to ensure the seaworthiness of Matt's home on the water.
Port Protection Alaska
S5, EP10 "The Hunter and His Dog"With winter near, Matt trudges through a fierce storm on a quest for deer.
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