Alaskan Bush People

2014•6 series•Entertainment / Factual

Available on DMAX

`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 as a "wolf pack" and, perhaps due to isolation, have their own accent and dialect. The Browns live in the Copper River Valley, where temperatures can drop to 60 degrees below zero, and the family recently relocated and built a cabin there because, they say, their former home of many years was seized and burned down for being in the wrong location on public land.

Episode 1Back to the Bush

The Wolfpack arrives on their new property in the most remote frontier of the lower 48. But the long winter wreaks havoc on the family's attempt to settle in. S4, Ep1

Episode 2Breaking Ground

The Browns begin an ambitious barn build, the key to Billy's grand vision. Plus, Noah returns, reuniting the entire wolfpack for the first time since Alaska. S4, Ep2

Episode 3Head Above Water

Disaster strikes as floods plague the region, and the Browns must balance the fate of their new community with the success of their homestead. S4, Ep3

Episode 4Call to Duty

Noah invents an ingenious device to rid their homesite of moles. Billy gives daughter Rain major responsibility as barn construction goes full bore at the ranch. S4, Ep4

Episode 5Bird And The Bees

Ami prepares for a critical medical check-up, but Billy has concerns about progress on the homestead while they're away. A rogue bear destroys Bam's new beehives. S4, Ep5

Episode 6Family First

Barn construction is all hands on deck, but someone isn't pulling their weight. The family confronts Bam when he pays more attention to his own projects. S4, Ep6

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