Alone

A new group of survivalists gets a first taste of the Arctic Circle, with the coming winter bringing far-below freezing winds and 24-hour darkness.

As they get dropped off by the crew, the contestants face their first days completely alone, setting up camp and steering clear of wolves and bears.

Adjusting to isolation, Timber kills a squirrel for bait, Sarah forages berries and mushrooms and Dusty constructs a wooden shelter to stay warm.

Isaiah starts building a large shelter before winter takes hold. Meanwhile, struggling with hunger, Dub makes a rash decision while hunting ducks.

William uses his snaring skills to capture some grouse. Sarah's foraging knowledge serves her well, but she desperately needs a source of protein.

Timber rushes to get fresh meat back to camp before grizzly bears come looking. Jake's fish net starts to work, but he struggles with a sudden injury.

As the temperature drops, the survivalists try to secure as much food as possible, but while fishing, Dub learns a hard lesson that's tough to swallow.

Tiredness and stress start to affect the contestants. Isaiah debates whether he can keep going, and Timber makes a mistake that could end his challenge.

Small animals become a big problem as they steal from the participants' food stores, forcing two to change their plans.

On Day 54 of the challenge, one survivalist starts to struggle with pain. Another competitor checks a net for fish — while wolves lurk nearby.