Dwane and Jools are joined by their pint sized proteges this week, as 12-year-olds Eli and Reef tag along on the adventure with the old men on a mission to explore the far flung waters of North Eastern Fiji.
Daniel embarks on an epic journey to the Standing Rock Reservation and visits the largest native-owned Bison ranch in the country. He and his wife Avani are invited to experience the Bison hunt and share in a traditional Dakota meal.
A reflection on the connection each naturalist shares with the wild places they call home. The final episode brings together stories of resilience, survival, and dedication to nature. As they look forward, each naturalist reflects on the profound relationship they've cultivated with their environment and the legacy they hope to leave for future generations.
Laramy and 7 say goodbye to their final camp and head home.
Closing in on a moose-rich area, the brothers encounter a massive log jam, forcing them to navigate carefully. This obstacle risks diverting their route and jeopardizing the hunt.,
As waterfowl migrate south, Chris and Casey Keefer shift focus to fishing for sustenance. After breaking camp, they head downriver toward an area they believe holds several moose, their main target.,
Chris and Casey Keefer fish for dinner and edge closer to extraction. However, another encounter with a grizzly jeopardizes their safety as the bear ventures too close to camp!,
As Chris and Casey Keefer continue downriver, they rely more on fish, ducks, and berries as the moose rut approaches. An epic Alaskan rainstorm brings heavy repercussions for their success.,
Opening weekend mayhem has wardens running from one call to the next. But not all violations are negligence.,
Something is killing deer in the Missoula Valley and it has FWP working overtime to find the culprit.,
Drownings happen every Summer on Montana's rivers and lakes. Region 1 Warden Chris Crane steps in to save a kayaker while Region 2 Wardens catch friends fishing in the wrong spot.,
When a report of an illegal buck surfaces Warden Joe Kambic goes to work to find the shooters. Things heat up for Warden Rick Smauch when he responds to a fire, and Bryan Golie fights the winter weather just to patrol his area.,
Daniel travels to the Bamberger Ranch Preserve outside of Austin to hunt Feral Hogs at night. This invasive species problem is threatening the land restoration project but leads to an unforgettable dinner cooked up by Chef Jesse Griffiths.
Daniel heads to Kentucky to Harvest 17-year periodical Cicadas with entomologist, Dr. Jonathan Larson. Chef Pratrick Roney prepares a Kentucky Bourbon paired Cicada feast, as Daniel is welcomed by Outdoorsman Austin Musselman at Ashbourne Farms.
Brothers Chris and Casey Keefer reflect on some of the greatest moments from the first two seasons of Dropped. Topics include never before seen behind the scenes footage and a look ahead to Season 3.,
Chris and Casey Keefer reflect on standout moments from the first two seasons of Dropped. They discuss their most memorable individual hunts and the evolution of the show over the years.,
One of eight ever made, the 1971 In Violet Plymouth 'Cuda 383 is finished and ready for delivery the crew reflects on the journey the car has taken before the final touches are put on.,
With final assembly finished, the 1970 Rallye Red 'Cuda is ready to be fired up and driven before its maiden voyage, the crew takes a look back at this car's journey of restoration.,
Mark redirects the crew to focus their efforts on a 1969 Superbee the owner has been patient, but is eagerly awaiting delivery, and Mark doesn't want Christine or any other project to delay this classic muscle car build.,
Assembly continues on a beautiful '71 'Cuda convertible, and Allysa returns from vacation to find her parts room in complete disarray. When Mopar checks in on Christine's progress, Mark makes promises he may not be able to keep.,