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While it might have a blunt title, this show can help teach people wilderness skills. Survivalist Creek Stewart imparts his knowledge of living off the land to regular Joes in hourlong episodes set in Tennessee's Appalachian Mountains. In each one, Stewart invites three guys to live in the forest for a week, by teaching them the needed skills for it. He challenges them to live as primitive people did: catching food with bare hands, finding water, building shelters, insulating with pine needles -- and they have to do it during one of the coldest winters.
S2, EP1 "Operation Desert Patrol"
Creek and three guys consult a survival manual as they trek 30 miles through Arizona's Sonoran Desert.
S2, EP4 "Knife Skills in the Swamp"
Creek and three buddies use their blades to construct a swamp nest tree house, build a fire thong, and hack into some interesting wild edibles.
S2, EP6 "Swamp MacGyvers"
Surviving a natural disaster on Cutoff Island in Florida with a tampon fire cigar and a duct tape cot.
S2, EP7 "Modern Cavemen"
Using primitive skills like a zero-gravity bow drill and one-tree shelter, Creek teaches how to live like cavemen in Cave Country, KY; also learn to navigate through a bat-infested cave system to find food and water.
S2, EP5 "North Woods Trapper"
Hunting plans fail for Creek and three strangers; the starving group resorts to eating tree bark and a squirrel.
S2, EP3 "Bare Bones Survival"
Creek and three guys use primitive skills to stay alive in Mendoza Canyon by creating a bare-bones shelter made up of desert reed mats, and use the backbreaking Sotol Fire Saw method.
S2, EP2 "Lumberjack 101"
Creek and three football coaches build a log cabin lean-to shelter and face getting lost in Drummond Island's vast, frozen forest on their hunt for food.
