Alaskan Bush People — Season 6
A storm descends upon Chichagof Island, casting a shadow over the Brown family's voyage. They journey to welcome a new member to Browntown, their progress threatened by the rising tempest. Meanwhile, the eldest brother, Matt, returns home, …
Matt had taken a deer in the wilderness, but his task was far from complete. The forests of Southeast Alaska were home to many black and brown bears, whose keen noses could detect a carcass from miles away. It was only when the resettler ha…
Brownstown anticipates growth, and Billy, the family patriarch, envisions a future for them in Alaska. The native inhabitants of the far north rely on the land for sustenance, yet they require fuel for their essential tools and power. Trans…
The Browns aspire to purchase a boat, though their resources are modest. Consequently, the resettlers arranged an agreement with the vessel's owner. Rather than offering immediate payment, they agreed to perform two tasks for the freight fo…
Half the family leans over the railing, watching the turbulent sea where the browns have fallen into a storm. And the onboard catering aboard the "Integrity" offers little comfort. Aside from a few breakfast staples, supplies are scarce. St…
Matt, thirty-four years old, constructs a freezer in the remote wilderness, a place where the settlers can store their meat, a necessity given the island's population of hungry bears on Chichagof. Now, Noah, Bear, and Gabe are devoted to th…
In Alaska, the need for sustenance and the presence of a formidable bear sustain the adventurers. The predator has depleted the emigrants' food stores, and without meat, Billy and his family would not survive the winter. Consequently, Bear …
The recent presence of a bear near the camp has put the Alaskan Bush People on Chichagof Island on high alert. It seems the animal hasn't been adequately preparing for its winter slumber. But the family has little time to deal with the intr…
**HARSH WILDERNESS** *Released March 1, 2017* The notion of a solitary life sustained by the land is often romanticized. In reality, a thriving homestead demands considerable resourcefulness and unrelenting labor – qualities the Browns …
**SPECIAL: Forever Browntown – Released March 8, 2017** With the modern world steadily advancing into Southeast Alaska, the Browns struggle to demonstrate the enduring value of a life lived close to the land.


