Dive into the wild with Nathaniel Browning as he employs Native American techniques in primitive archery. From crafting perfect arrows to braving the cold, witness the harmony of tradition and nature in each shot.
In this episode, Nathaniel Browning, the hunter who employs Native American techniques, tries to look for the best branches to make his arrows on the banks of No'Tell'Em Creek. But after losing track of the time, he has to spend the night out, in the middle of the woods.
In this episode, Henry, the sheep rancher, is preparing for the final round of the Rodeo championship season. Henry has already been the Montana champion several times and this competition will be decisive in determining whether he will retain his title.
In this episode, Rick and Casey, the big game hunters, are going on a new mountain lion hunt. This morning, the weather conditions are ideal: it snowed the past several days and the thick layer of fresh snow will allow them to easily spot the animal's tracks. Scott, the mountain man, discovers that one of his fence has been broken by a moose.
In this episode, Sara is alone at the ranch with her son. Among the daily chores, there is one that she never does: drive the huge truck that Henry uses to feed the sheep. But today, Henry is gone, and the sheep have to be fed. Sara is going to have to drive that truck! James, the rancher, received word from his neighbor. Some of his cows escaped and seem to be hiding in the bushes.
In this episode, James, Ron and Kayl, the ranchers, try to save a young calf. His mother seems to be totally disinterested in him and he's gotten too cold outside during the night. Without his mother's milk, the calf will die in just a few hours.
In Ennis, hunting season is about to begin. Scott and his father need money to prepare their traps. At the White family ranch, a huge herd of elk is endangering the survival of their precious livestock.
Big game hunter Rick Matzick and his friend Harrison White have been hunting elk for several days. The two hunters are trying to locate the herd. After three days of tracking, they'll be able to count on a new ally: the cold, which will force the animals out!
Near the village of Twodot, on the White family ranch, Rick and Harrison, after several days of tracking in the mountains, have finally managed to locate members of the elk herd. But it's still far from over, as the cold and snow make hunting extremely difficult. Further north, the town of Great Falls is experiencing the biggest rodeo weekend of the year in Montana.
As Montana experiences one of its worst winters in 25 years, big game hunter Casey Kircher has been alerted to the presence of a mountain lion in his area. Accompanied by his two tracking dogs, he attempts to flush it out in the mountains despite the enormous amount of snow.
In Montana, winter is so harsh, even the slightest outing can be perilous. In Big Hole Valley, trapper Scott Olsen and his friend Theo have been trapped by the cold. They must find shelter at all costs to spend the night in the forest. Scott Clark is preparing to compete in Montana's largest ice fishing tournament despite a terrible snowstorm. At the White family ranch, the cattle-feeding equipment is breaking down one after the other. Harrison must find solutions because the cows are waiting and they're hungry!
This year, Big Hole Valley is experiencing one of its worst winters in 25 years. Despite the snow, Scott and Susie Olsen must travel to Jackson, the nearest village. Unfortunately, the trek through the forest proves to be much more dangerous than expected.
