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Port Protection residents help those in need as winter quickly approaches.
Port Protection residents help those in need as winter quickly approaches.
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S8 "Remote Access: Natural Selection"In this enhanced episode, Sam and Matt embark on a father-son hunting excursion.
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S5 "Takes a Crew"Port Protection residents help those in need as winter quickly approaches.
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S4, EP9 "Do or Die"During the winter, residents of Port Protection must find ways to combat Mother Nature.
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S4, EP10 "On the Edge"As winter nears its end, the residents of Port Protection prove themselves worthy adversaries to its never-ending challenges.
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S8, EP7 "It's All Uphill From Here"Curly's deer hunt comes to a thrilling end with a shot gone awry; Sam, Troy and Terry struggle with uneven ground to build Troy a bathroom.
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S8, EP6 "We Can Do Hard Things"Curly takes advantage of a break between storms to hunt for deer.
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S8, EP4 "Walk the Lines"All around Port Protection, neighbors lend each other helping hands.
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