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With the clock ticking, bull moose at the high elevations and the caribou herd still nowhere to be found, the brothers are faced with a tough decision and 90 miles still in front of them to extraction.
With the clock ticking, bull moose at the high elevations and the caribou herd still nowhere to be found, the brothers are faced with a tough decision and 90 miles still in front of them to extraction.
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S9, EP5 "What Mountains Keep"With two more bull moose located at high elevation, the calling of the river becomes loud as Chris and Casey weight their options at Camp 2.
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S9, EP6 "The Drift"With the clock ticking, bull moose at the high elevations and the caribou herd still nowhere to be found, the brothers are faced with a tough decision and 90 miles still in front of them to extraction.
Dropped: Arctic Drift
S9, EP5 "What Mountains Keep"With two more bull moose located at high elevation, the calling of the river becomes loud as Chris and Casey weight their options at Camp 2.
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