Flying Wild Alaska: Ariel vs Ponts
Ariel Tweto and John Ponts go head-to-head in a dog sled race. May the best Alaskan win.
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Deadliest Catch: Pranking The Bandit
Before the Wizard even casts off, greenhorn Danny Maki shows up on deck in a zombie-like state that will get him kicked off the boat.
Mantracker: Tracked And Traped
Beware of the sound of hooves when Mantracker is on your trail. As Shane and Brook Doan find out, if you can hear the trackers, they can definitely hear you.
Bering Sea Gold: Dredging for Freedom
A deckhand on the Christine Rose makes a costly mistake on the Bering Sea.
Man, Woman, Wild: Armored Fish
Mykel and Ruth use their mosquito net to scoop up fish. Within a couple of minutes, they catch a unique fish that appears to be protected armor plating.
The Bering Sea dredging crews tally up their gold earnings from the fourth clean out of the season.
It's a bad start for the prey and a good omen for Mantracker when the chase begins with an unfortunate run in with a mountain stream.
Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona
Located inside the Navajo Nation, this site has some amazing rock formations. How did Mummy Cave Overlook get its name? WhatIs the legend behind Spider Rock Overlook? Join Kathryn and Sarah as they explore this unique national monument.
Man, Woman, Wild: Wisdom by the Water
Mykel is suffering from a bad stomach bug, so he makes sure to drink plenty of spring water to stay hydrated. While drinking from the river, he explains why it's important to bring the water to his face, as opposed to sticking his face to the water.
Ragin Cajuns: Everything on the Line
Six captains risk it all in the waters off the Louisiana coast to strike it rich with loads of shrimp.
Bering Sea Gold: Scott and Steve Mashup
Watch as the conflict between the hot-headed and volatile captain of the Wild Ranger and his decidedly different deckhand Steve Riedel unfolds.
Flying Wild Alaska: Mountain Scouting
Jim Tweto takes a client up in the skies and looks for a safe place to land for easy access to mountain climbing.
Man, Woman, Wild: A Fire Making Technique Gone Bad
Mykel cuts his thumb as he tries to make a fire using a two-man toggle saw technique. To avoid infection, Ruth helps field dress the wound to keep out the germs.
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Deadliest Catch: Difficult Ditch
The crew of the Ramblin' Rose faces dropping pots in the ditch while a storm stirs up the bitter waters of the Bering Sea.
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona
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National Parks: Black Bears Up Close
Beyond their scenic splendors, America's national parks are game preserves for some of the largest mammals, including the black bear.
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St. Michaels on the Chesapeake Bay
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