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Cross multiple waterways, through miles of deep muskeg and climb hundreds of feet of mountain in search of caribou.
Cross multiple waterways, through miles of deep muskeg and climb hundreds of feet of mountain in search of caribou.
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S3, EP5 "Rising Waters"As Chris and Casey Keefer continue downriver, they rely more on fish, ducks and berries as the moose rut approaches; Alaskan rainstorm brings heavy repercussions for their success.
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S3, EP6 "All Eyes on Us"Chris and Casey Keefer once again fish for their dinners and move closer toward extraction, but another encounter with a grizzly threatens their safety.
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S3, EP7 "Salmon Island"Chris and Casey fish for their main source of caloric intake and track moose.
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