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The Browns meet their match with 75 tons of salvaged old mining equipment as they struggle to place it and get it running.

The Wolfpack launches into spring with ambitions that will push them in new directions; Gabe and Bam ramp up their efforts to rebuild the ranch by turning burnt trees into lumber; Noah reveals epic plans for Alaska.

The Browns reel from the death of their patriarch, Billy Brown and must quickly decide on difficult next steps or jeopardize their mountain dream.

"Alaskan Bush People" is a reality-documentary series that introduces the Brown family -- Billy, wife Ami and their seven grown children who -- according to Discovery -- are interesting because "they are unlike any other family in America." The channel says they are so far removed from civilization that they often go six to nine months each year without seeing an outsider. They refer to themselves

The Browns meet their match with 75 tons of salvaged old mining equipment as they struggle to place it and get it running.

The Wolfpack launches into spring with ambitions that will push them in new directions; Gabe and Bam ramp up their efforts to rebuild the ranch by turning burnt trees into lumber; Noah reveals epic plans for Alaska.

The team travels to Wisconsin for the first time on the heels of recent bigfoot activity, enlisting help from locals to investigate reports; they take the final night investigation to new heights as bigfoots stalk them in the dark.

The team travels to Remer, Minn., to investigate the small town's claim to be the Home of Bigfoot; as evidence continues to mount, the team pursues an exciting hot-off-the-press lead on a sighting and a footprint on their final investigation.

The men risk life and limb traveling through Borneo's jungles in search of mahseer, which has been fished almost to extinction.

In Mexico, the crew navigates a maze of crocodile and mosquito-infested waterways and lagoons in search of a rumored paradise for fishing tarpon.

An anxious Robert looks on when Indah the Komodo Dragon meets Gili, an aggressive potential mating partner; Terri handles a lump inside Jessie the woma python.

Jimmy causes major friction with Paul by buying a restaurant while they are already stretched thin by road shows and a new juke joint.

Paul and Jimmy are faced with dual problems and create a solution for both.

Jackson faces one of his greatest challenges when an old friend enlists his help; he is asked to put on a mass trapping event and recruit a new generation of volunteers to save community cats in Philadelphia.

Jackson works with a guardian, Tara, whose traumatic experience with her previous cat affects her currently troubled cat, Cali; Jackson must deal with guardian Kurtis and his cat, Kurtis Jr., before the guardian has his feline namesake declawed.

When a known dognapper drops a dog off at Villalobos, Mariah races to find the owner; new parolee finds himself way in over his head; Smack gets a second chance at a loving home after having her last adoption fall through.

Tia attempts to rescue a stray, but her leg injury holds her back; new parolee Mike struggles to balance working and being a parent; a family comes to Villalobos hoping to adopt a dog for their daughter, but finding a good match proves a challenge.

Warden Herring calls in the air wing to help track down illegal activity on a game preserve; Warden Blanchard catches an blatant violator in the act; with warrant in hand, Carter and McBrine search for a known poacher.

Wardens McKenney and Robertson find themselves perplexed as they investigate a night hunting complaint; Warden MacCabe finds an illegal bear hunter; K9 Tundra searches for a missing elderly man with dementia in the cold.

ATV driver tries to escape Sergeant Spahr and Warden Lounder; Warden Pelkey's K9 searches for hard evidence in a moose shooting; Warden MacCabe helps out a trapped great blue heron.

An investigation searches for the person who shot a moose and left it in the woods; a camouflaged ATV leads straight to a convicted felon; Warden MacCabe confronts an unusual hunter.

Simmons, Parker and Robertson catch sportsmen who fired from inside their truck; Spahr leads the search for a missing elderly woman in York County; the dive team searches for two duck hunters presumed drowned in the Sebasticook River.

Wardens spring into action when Maine's wildlife wanders into human territory; Marquis and Fitzpatrick try to catch a dumpster-diving bear; Warden Lounder chases a wily woodchuck.

At Camp North Woods, Herring, Parker and Lounder mentor aspiring kid wardens; injured hiker on the Appalachian Trail calls for emergency evacuation before nightfall; hurt porcupine; McKenney searches for a teenage runaway.