Life Below Zero: Next Generation - Episode Guide

In an effort to break free of societal norms, members of the next generation of Alaskans must learn to survive by their own rules in a harsh climate.

As winter arrives, those living off the grid must work diligently to obtain vital resources.

Alaskans must endure harsh realities as winter hits in order to achieve the independent life they seek.

As a cold, hard Alaskan winter draws near, Alaskans must deal with extreme dangers, challenges and hardships in an effort to merely survive.

Alaskans must travel near and far by any means necessary in order to survive the regions harsh elements.

As winter's clock ticks, Alaskans must overcome nature's challenges in order to continue living their off-grid lifestyles.

To survive Alaska in dark winter and its freezing hardships, the next generation must use the waning winter sun to their full advantage.

Deep into the unforgiving winter, the next generation of Alaskans must break new ground to acquire valuable resources in order to survive.

Fall in Alaska is the cue for Alaskans that time is short before dark winter hits. Kaleb and Brittany Rowland hunt big game in order to secure meat for their family while Chris and Jessi Morse battle the elements to secure bare necessities. Michael Manzo travels unfamiliar waters in an effort to broaden his hunting grounds. Johnny Rolfe finds himself a new man in a new land in the Brooks Range.

The next generation of Alaskans must adapt in order to survive winter. Chris and Jessi Morse battle the Cosna River for fish, while the Rowlands must find new ways to provide for their family. Michael Manzo navigates the most challenging rivers of his life in order to hunt moose before time runs out, and Alex Javor scouts far and wide in hopes to secure meat for before dark winter hits.

It's the last chance to start projects before dark winter. Chris and Jessi Morse explore new land in hopes to source enough wood to last, while the Rowlands fly high to accomplish a critical task. To begin construction on his new cabin, Alex Javor must overcome a major obstacle; and Johnny Rolfe winterizes his cabin in anticipation of the brutal 60-degree temperatures that will soon arrive.

As winter's icy grasp begins to tighten, Chris and Jessi Morse wage war with an aggressive predator, while Kaleb and Brittany teach survival skills to the fourth generation of Rowland children. Alex Javor finds himself surrounded by trees threatening his only source of shelter, and Michael Manzo races Mother Nature's clock and battles harsh terrain to break ground on a future cabin.

As freezing temps and shorter days cover Alaska the next generation has zero room for error in order to survive. Johnny Rolfe works to protect his home and food supply from predators while Alex Javor makes critical renovations to secure heat. Britney and Kaleb Rowland teach their children about preserving meat and animal conservation. And Michael Manzo continues generations of tradition by starting a whole new training season with his dogs.

As freezing temps and shorter days cover Alaska the next generation has zero room for error in order to survive. Johnny Rolfe works to protect his home and food supply from predators while Alex Javor makes critical renovations to secure heat. Britney and Kaleb Rowland teach their children about preserving meat and animal conservation. And Michael Manzo continues generations of tradition by starting a whole new training season with his dogs.

With winter's arrival, it's time to prepare. Chris and Jessi Morse must seek out new locations to land a precious source of winter meat, while Michael Manzo creates a new method of training his sled dogs. Alex Javor threatens himself and his home to prepare for the worst-case scenario of a forest fire in Bear Creek and Johnny Rolfe walks on thin ice just to prepare for the continuous winter.

Alaskans do what it takes to endure dark winter. Chris and Jessi Morse build a mobile cabin to broaden their trapping locations, and the Rowlands build a sauna in hopes to stay healthy while raising a family through a pandemic in harsh winter. Johnny Rolfe employs primal ways to ensure his partner survives, and Michael Manzo strands himself to prepare for a worst-case scenario during expeditions.

Alaskans must endure the harsh Arctic winter elements. In need of warmth, Johnny Rolfe sets out in hopes of harvesting firewood. Alex Javor must clear the only emergency trail to his cabin to prepare for a worst-case scenario. Chris and Jessi Morse continue to build on their off-grid lifestyle, and Michael Manzo constructs a meat cache to keep surrounding predators off his vital provisions

Dark winter arrives in Alaska, and residents brace for the worst. Johnny Rolfe must brave the coldest temperatures in his experience to secure crucial meat. Michael Manzo trains his sled dogs the only way he knows how, while Alex Javor attempts to protect his most valuable asset in the bush. The Rowlands employ old traditions of staying warm to pass down important lessons to the next generation.

As winter tightens its grip, the next generation of Alaskans must work in harmony with the harsh terrain. Johnny Rolfe sets out to trap Marten for the first time. Low on supplies, Chris and Jessi Morse work to construct an airstrip as an outlet to the outside world. The Rowlands work to build a sled for future expeditions, while Alex Javor attempts to secure vital protein he desperately needs.

With rations low and temperatures dropping winter is not giving up its grip. At a remote lake, Michael Manzo breaks a new trail in search of winter fish, while Johnny Rolfe attempts to scout areas no ones ever been. Jessi Morse prepares, for the first time; to process the hide of a once in a lifetime catch and Kaleb Rowland must travel a deadly route just to keep his family warm.

As endless winter drags on in Alaska nutrition is more important than ever for its residents. The Rowland's must adapt in order to explore new hunting grounds. Alex and Sipsey embark on a new expedition in hopes for the mother load of fish. Chris and Jessi Morse must secure their food supply or risk everything they've worked so hard for and Michael Manzo travels by dog-team across dangerous terrain to build a new fishing camp.

As deep winter continues, Alaskans must listen to Mother Nature in order to survive. After a life-threatening accident, Chris and Jessi Morse head back to ground zero to gather much needed wood. Desperate for meat, Alex Javor's river expedition brings a surprise he didn't expect. En route to fish, Michael Manzo loses control of his dog sled jeopardizing his mission while the Rowland family splits up to handle projects at their homestead.

The Alaskans must be brave as they navigate new lands, new lives and the deadly cold of winter to ensure survival. Johnny Rolfe, in need of protein, follows animal tracks and has caribou in his sights. Chris and Jessi Morse break trail in hopes of a lifeline to civilization. With the small game population decimated, The Rowlands must seek new land to provide for their family while Alex Javor finds himself isolated and alone on foreign land.

Arctic temperatures dip far below zero as Chris and Jessi Morse desperately try to find a way to thaw their ailing snow machine. Johnny Rolfe battles the frigid cold in order to secure water. The Rowland family tries ice fishing in hopes of a winter fish harvest, and Alex Javor struggles to build a more permanent shelter before the inhospitable conditions of Deadman Lake claim it's next victim.

Forced to reckon with his initial missteps, Alex Javor searches Deadman Lake for resources in anticipation of a deadly cold snap. The Rowlands venture into the wilderness to replace a woodlot rendered unreachable by flooding rivers. Chris and Jessi Morse expand their hunting grounds by constructing a new zipline. Bound to his cabin by record-breaking cold, Johnny Rolfe fashions a pair of hunting skies in order to hunt life-sustaining caribou.

Mother Nature's game is not for the weak or unprepared and the next generation of Alaskans must rise to the occasion. The Rowlands track suspicious animal sign that threatens the safety of the family. At Deadman Lake, Alex Javor must adapt to his new surroundings in order to survive the brutal elements while Chris Morse heads out on his own to better their life on the Cosna leaving Jessi to fend for herself.

Adaptation is the only way for the next generation of Alaskans to survive the severe elements of the Arctic. Johnny Rolfe heads back to a lake he's unsuccessfully fished in the past with newfound redemption. Alex Javor constructs a food cache to prevent bear attacks while Chris and Jessi Morse head out on a treasure hunt to find an old hunting cabin and The Rowlands teach their children how to survive in unforeseen circumstances.

Alaskans employ unorthodox methods to survive their off-grid bush lifestyles. Alex Javor takes a swing at the big boss tree or risk freezing to death. Johnny Rolfe crafts a crucial hunting tool with limited resources. Chris and Jessi Morse turn a deadly situation into bush luxury and the Roach Family uses native tradition to get a supply of winter blackfish.

Alaskans evolve, adapt and innovate in the struggle to live in the ever-changing Arctic landscape. Chris and Jessi struggle to find a new fishing area to source winter protein. The Rowlands prepare to hunt while The Roaches secure a wood harvest for the summer, and Johnny Rolfe creates a backup plan while working in the worst subzero weather he's ever experienced.

With the rivers rapidly melting, Kaleb Rowland must battle dangerous conditions in search of vital building materials. Johnny Rolfe ventures far from his isolated base camp to hunt for winter meat. Chevie Roach must tackle a logistical nightmare in order to transport his massive sawmill across the tundra. Chris and Jessi Morse search for an abandoned cabin containing an important tool.

Nothing comes easy securing food in Alaska. Johnny Rolfe must protect his meat from hungry predators nearby. Alex Javor is on a mission to expand his resources. The Rowlands must preserve their main food supply before the temperatures rise and Chris and Jessi Morse risk it all to secure a new lifeline of meat to outlast the remaining weeks of winter.

For rural Alaskans, a new season signals a hopeful turning point, but they must make the final push into spring. Chris and Jessi Morse harness the sun's rays. Alex Javor explores new hunting grounds while Kaleb shows Gilbert where he learned to hunt and fish far from their homestead and Johnny Rolfe attempts to add variety to his diet.

The next generation of Alaskans must take what nature gives them to ensure their survival. Spring arrives and Alaska comes alive. Deep in the Kenai Fjords, Johnny Rolfe hunts for any opportunity that comes in his cross hairs. Rotten trees threaten to destroy Chris and Jessi Morse's cabin during high winds. The whitefish run has the Roach family fishing for this resource before time runs out and the Rowlands head upstream to keep their water supply safe from animal contamination.

Alaskans hunt, build and grow in the struggle to live in the ever-changing Arctic environment. Chris and Jessi encounter a dangerous intruder at their Cosna homestead. The Rowlands recapture a dream to build a chicken coop. Chevie Roach and his daughter Sydney embark on a beaver hunt along the Innoko River and Johnny Rolfe moves another step closer to self-reliance by building a garden.

The next Generation of Alaskans must take advantage of the bounty summer in Alaska brings. Kaleb Rowland hunts the most dangerous predator in order to provide food for his family. Chevie Roach continues to teach his children how to be stewards of the land. Chris and Jessi Morse set their sights on creating a self-sustaining garden while Johnny Rolfe braves rough seas to find food for his beloved dog.

Alaska's harshest conditions force the Next Generation to risk everything and secure the resources they desperately need to survive the winter months ahead. Chevie Roach and his cousin, Roger, brave high waters to secure months' worth of firewood. Chris and Jessi Morse travel by canoe in search of better hunting grounds. Johnny Rofle turns up the heat, while Kaleb hunts alone on a remote island.

As harsh winter approaches, the next generation of Alaskans use any means necessary to prepare and protect their most valuable resources. Johnny Rolfe travels through rough waters in search of the honey hole. Chris and Jessi Morse venture into new territory. Chevie Roach teaches his children valuable lessons while the Rowlands protect their hard earned firewood.

Time is ticking for the residents of Alaska to stockpile fresh meat for winter. Johnny presses his luck trying to harvest resources from the ocean. The Millers reach new heights in search of fresh meat for themselves and village elders. The Rowlands explore new land to catch a valuable source of food while Chevie Roach scours the flatlands for moose in order to feed his family through winter.

Alaskans must move quickly to secure food before winter covers the Arctic. The Roach family hopes to make up for lost time and harvest fish by gill net. The Millers must work as a team to quickly land black bass and halibut for themselves and the village elders. And Johnny Rolfe follows nature's lead in an effort to score big game as a snowstorm looms on the horizon.

Mother Nature gives the Next Generation a run for their money as they prepare for her wrath. Alex Javor must use his resources to build a fortress around his tent to protect himself. Chris and Jessi Morse brave 50mph winds in search of an ice fishing honey hole while the Roach's battle the Innoko River to build a steam bath and Johnny Rolfe preps his meat cash for the dark months of winter.

Alaska's harsh dark winter approaches and the Next Generation races the clock in order to survive its wrath. The Millers hope to harvest deer and learn new lessons. Alex Javor sets his sights on a new resource. Chevie and Sonta Roach teach their children keys to surviving off the land while Johnny Rolfe treks far to find a medicinal plant that will help his best friend's survival.

As temperatures begin to drop, Alaskans must brace for imminent danger that winter brings. Jessi Morse embarks on her first solo caribou hunt, with Chris' support. Johnny Rolfe winterizes his cabin before he loses it all while Robert and RJ Miller hone in their duck hunting skills with a new partner and Alex Javor fishes before the lake freezes solid.

The Next Generation faces unpredictable challenges head on in order to survive and thrive during dark winter. A rogue wolverine ravages Johnny Rolfe's camp. On new land, Kaleb Rowland must ensure safety to protect his family. The Millers attempt to keep cultural traditions alive while Alex Javor works hard to keep his camp, and his winters supply safe.

Alaskans must struggle to exist deep in the backcountry. Chevie Roach travels across the frozen landscape trying to score fur to keep his family warm. The Rowland family braves bitter cold on new land. Alone, Johnny Rolfe attempts to fish under the thick ice. RJ Miller reaches new heights in search of the elusive mountain goat.

Knowing how to use the land and what it has to offer is vital to survival in rural Alaska. Chevie Roach passes along trapping knowledge to his children while Alex Javor ventures to unknown territory in an attempt to secure food to last through winter. Johnny Rolfe uses unconventional methods to keep from freezing in the Brooks Range and The Millers reap the benefits of Alaska's bounty.

To survive harsh winter living in isolation, Alaskans must employ bush ingenuity. Johnny Rolfe tries new trapping methods to get fur for cold weather protection. Kaleb Rowland teaches Gilbert how to hunt and be stewards of their new land. The Millers duck hunt in perilous conditions for much needed food. The Roaches keep native traditions alive by making fur clothing for the family.

The Alaskans learn new skills and endure hardships.

Arctic survival forces adaptation on the lives of Alaskans.

Deep winter has Alaskans desperately seeking resources to survive.

Up against countless obstacles, rural Alaskans must work hard to survive.

Alaskans must overcome life-threatening obstacles to endure dark winter.

Arctic survival breeds ingenuity in the lives of Alaskans.

Determination, dedication, and grit.

As seasons change, Alaskans must be vigilant in their quest for survival.

As winter gives way to spring, the next generation of Alaskans must adapt to what Mother Nature throws at them or suffer the consequences.

Early spring brings change and deadly risks to rural Alaskans.

Spring hits remote Alaska and the rush to adapt to change has arrived.

It's spring and by hell or high water the next generation will stop at nothing to replenish their vital meat stores and reap nature's bounty.

Alaskans must harness nature's resources in order to survive in the Arctic. The changing seasons bring risks the next generation has yet to experience deep in the Arctic backcountry.

While temperatures rise and predators wake, Alaskans must stay on high alert in order to survive.

As the seasons change, the next generation of Alaskans are in search of autumn's bounty in order to prepare for winter.

Hardworking Alaskans must come up with plans to stock up their food supply and be ready for the brutally cold dark days ahead.

The first signs of winter have appeared in Alaska and the Next Generation must forge ahead to survive or face the chilling consequences.

The harsh Alaskan winter breeds ingenuity and adaptation to survive.

The Next Generation must prepare to endure the harsh elements of dark winter that lie ahead.

The next generation of Alaskans employs time-honored methods to acquire valuable resources necessary for survival.

Alaska's next generation have to adapt to survive the deadly winter, so Johnny Rolfe follows a blood trail and the Browns take action against a predator.

The harsh winter tests the next generation's limits, as the Browns rush to save their livestock and Chevie Roach looks to revive an old trapping cabin.

Johnny Rolfe explores uncharted territory, only to find himself ensnared in unexpected circumstances. Meanwhile, Kaleb uses bush ingenuity to save a relic.

In an effort to break free of societal norms, the next generation of Alaskans must learn to survive by their own rules in harsh climates.

In an effort to break free of societal norms, the next generation of Alaskans must learn to survive by their own rules in harsh climates.