Alaska: The Last Frontier: The Frozen Edge

The Kilchers deal with changing Alaskan climate as warmer weather stays around a bit longer and results in new dangerous challenges including long treks to hunt for essential meat.

After a second winter of record breaking heat, the Kilchers need to tame the raw Alaskan wilderness with their new stump busting equipment, but not everyone is happy with the project.

The unseasonable warmth continues which creates new problems for the Kilchers as they attempt their already dangerous spring cattle drive.

With others occupied planting crops in the spring, Atz heads off in search of a black bear armed with only his bow to replenish his supply of meat for the coming winter.

While some of the Kilchers focus on a runaway home improvement project, Atz goes on the hunt for a pair of predators that have been killing off valuable livestock.

The cows graze in the throes of spring, but need to be redirected from eating valuable crops; during a fishing trip for halibut, Jane finds out that she is not hunting for the bay's bounty alone.

Vow renewal ceremony in the last frontier includes a runaway tractor, a nasty infestation, and a frustrating fishing trip.

While foraging and hunting are never easy, they can result in a sweet reward when everything comes together; the Kilchers make a true Alaskan feast from the stockpiles they've worked so hard to amass.

After a stretch of abnormally warm seasons, the Kilchers struggle to keep their crops and cattle alive with a limited water supply; they must get through get through some of Mother Nature's road blocks to replenish their supplies.

Accidents that prove fatal back in the modern world can be a catastrophe on the frontier; after a perilous fall, life on the frontier may never be the same for the Kilchers.