Alaskan Bush People

At the end of one of the toughest years the Brown family has had in the wilderness of Alaska, grit and perseverance is the only path to survival.

A storm overtakes Chichagof Island and threatens the safety of the Browns as they set out on a journey to bring home a new addition to Browntown. Oldest brother Matt returns home for a fresh start.

The Browns decided on a plan of action when protecting their newest member from bears. Matt returns to the wilderness and goes through obstacles of life or death as he tries to bring back dinner for the family.

Billy’s dream of self-sustainability is put to the test as the Brown's embark on the beginning of their biggest project to date. Meanwhile, Matt and Bam decide to help the expansion of Browntown with a different venture idea.

The Browns face turbulent weather as they try to accomplish a haul to Port Alexander at the very edge of Southeast Alaska and the open ocean. The Integrity shows it's age as problems arise and the Browns are left stranded in the middle of the water.

The Browns cross open water and face insurmountable odds while searching for the final pieces to accomplish their off-the-grid dream. Also, Noah misses his girl, and Bam surprises Billy and Ami with a big announcement.

The hopes for the wind turbine are threatened when Bear and Gabe make a miscalculation. Noah and Rhain reunite and move their relationship further along. Matt takes on a project to up Browntown’s ability to store food supplies.

Billy scrambles during a last minute barter deal while the family tries to secure their stores for winter. Meanwhile, a rogue bear is playing havoc in Browntown and a nearby logging camp.

The Browns face a series of challenges when closing a deal on a wind turbine and Browntown runs out gas, forcing them to get creative. Meanwhile, Noah receives bad news from Rhain.

This holiday season the Browns are staying in Browntown, bringing old traditions to their new home, as they build and acquire food and materials for the perfect Christmas.

The Browns provide insight on the ingenuity and hard work required to survive the relentless and unforgiving Alaskan bush. They reveal how they navigate through obstacles and the sacrifices they face in trying to establish their family legacy.

As the modern world encroaches on Southeast Alaska, the Browns fight to prove the bush way of life is worth saving. They reflect on the relationships they've established and how the freedom of living in the bush has impacted their lives.