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Is this a courtesy call?

Something going on with Logan. We're going to bring you over.

What happened, Bup? Am I really just down?

One person goes down, team goes down. I'm on one side of the land, and Brooke

is on the other.

I just want to find Brooke.

My bearing goes right over the top of that mountain.

That mountain.

Shannon!

Doesn't seem like he's even close enough to hear my yells.

Oh, wow.

Incredible challenge.

We're going to be dropped off in separate locations.

And one of us has to find the other.

I've got to wait on my brother.

Hopefully he'll be here soon. Please come tomorrow.

I don't know where I'm going.

How long I'm going to be out here. All I have is a compass bearing. It's a needle

in a haystack. Can I even make it to base camp?

No way.

Everything around you is telling you you need to go home.

If you don't work as a team, it's game over. I can't hold the whole thing up.

$500,000 would be life-changing. I know.

I feel like life is sucked out of me.

You're coming.

Excuse me.

I was hurt myself.

I had to move on.

It didn't hurt.

I lowered it back there.

It's like shots of pain.

I call them, I'm out. I don't want to do that.

I'm going to tough it out.

I'm going to take it out.

I'm going to take it all over.

I don't get a second chance.

Yep. Nice trip.

Came down on this knob here. Yep.

And the low back pain, is this a huge shooting pain down each leg randomly?

It's still getting worse.

I was going to tough it out, but it's still getting worse.

It's like fire starts in the top of my muscle and just works all the way down

to my foot. It's draining just the same way it fell.

He's going to gently push in this way. Yeah, it's right near the backbone where

it hurts the most.

Just north of that one.

I would suggest a helicopter evacuation.

He's definitely badly damaged his lower back. He's in a lot of pain now.

Can we bring your legs together? Is that possible?

Let me try.

It just really hurts.

Two, three.

Now let's see if he can roll you on this side.

I've had a lot of pain in my life.

I don't recognize this pain.

It keeps getting worse, keeps getting worse.

It is just excruciating.

The one thing I feared the most came true.

We knew that the only way we were going home without winning this would be a

major injury upon one of us.

I'm disappointed.

And then I think about Jesse.

You know, this is going to suck to have to tell him that the one thing that

could take us out just happened.

That's going to be a horrible moment.

I still can't make a fire. It's ridiculous.

Everything's wet here.

I've tried every technique I know.

Smugled moss.

I found some hemlock trees.

I found some, I don't know, helicopter.

Anyways, I found some helicopter.

God, I hope Shannon's okay.

Is Shannon okay?

What happened?

Stayed in a pretty severe back injury. So we had to extract him.

He's okay.

He's at the hospital now.

And unfortunately, we have to extract you now as well.

Okay.

All right.

So when can I get to the hospital?

We're going to get you to him today.

All I care about is he's okay, honestly.

Everything else, I don't give a... If he's okay, then I'm fine.

You want to know how close you were to him?

You were within a day.

I was hoping to get to him sooner because Shannon does hurt himself

sometimes.

Knowing how close I am, I feel a little guilty about that.

Shannon probably...

Crawled however far he could crawl, but when a realization that set in that he's

hurt, he had to quit.

I am literally disappointed. I wanted more of this.

I'm going to say it right now.

Take away the injury, and I know we would have won this.

My name is Brooke Four Feathers.

My men and I have set here on this piece of land not to conquer it or claim it,

but to enjoy it, prosper and live, but for a short time.

So let us now raise a toast to peace and harmony

in the woodlands.

Time to go up top and get some firewood.

Wow.

Look at that.

This experience is an amazing opportunity.

It's probably the most radical thing I've ever done.

Right after high school, growing up in Michigan, all I wanted to do was go to

the mountains, go see wilderness.

And so I went out west.

I worked in Yellowstone National Park.

And then was a wildland firefighter in Montana.

It's the perfect size.

Finding and living your real passion. And that's kind of been my philosophy.

Glorious sunshine.

Yes.

Oh, my gosh.

Sunshine is amazing. It's actually...

It's got some warmth to it.

Man, I got an idea.

I'll dry out the sleeping bag.

Oh, totally getting hot.

I was not expecting this.

always be chores there will not always be warm sun

i'm so sorry dave uh you're probably so

miserable right now

I'm just shaking.

I just don't know where he went.

Man, he was just right over there. He was so close to me.

Could be the same wolf from a few days ago.

It's always when you least expect it.

I've been in predator country most of my adult life.

You've got to be aware.

They're here.

They'll probably see you way more than you'll see them.

I'm going to go see if I can see its tracks.

I think if you don't anticipate an encounter, then you're going to be

surprised by it, and you won't know how to handle yourself.

Oh, wow.

Holy cow.

He was a big guy.

I've got to admit I'm not the bravest person as soon as it gets dark.

I just really want Dave to get here.

My shelter, I don't know if you can see anything in here.

It's not too bad.

It keeps the rain off pretty well.

I'll wait until my son, Sam, gets to me before we build a permanent shelter.

Coming out here, I had a two-fold goal.

The most important was to spend time with my son.

The number two goal was to put my skills and knowledge to the ultimate test.

I don't think there's a lot of people my age that would want to do this. For me,

it's just the pinnacle of my outdoor experience and knowledge.

But I'm really worried about Sam on the hike.

Moving around out here and covering any distance, you are much more likely to

encounter a large predator.

I'll be so happy when Sam gets here and we can go on about our business of

getting into the groove.

Sam and I both have a lot of experience in the outdoors.

I've been a hunter and fisherman all my life.

Learned most of my basic skills from my father, but I picked up a few on my own.

Since I was little, my dad's brought me outside, and it's what I'm used to. It's

what I enjoy.

I like to understand the forest. I like to understand the plants and the

relationships between the plants and all the animals.

It's what I went to school for. I got my degree in fisheries management.

Sam and I both have adventure in our blood.

But I've never had any one thing test my skills the way this challenge will.

I know we'll be arguing about stinky socks.

It'll be a test, but we'll get through it.

Ow. Ow.

That was hot. Look, you're burning the hair on my arm.

Yeah. Watch it. Keep it in here.

It's low tide now.

Time to make it out there to the island and see if I can catch a fish.

Got to get something in me.

I was really depending on fish.

So far, nothing.

Our decision on who would be the camper and who would be the hiker was just, I

mean, it was a very easy decision.

At my age, I had no misconceptions about my abilities to do that.

I have the knowledge, but I don't have the physical strength and endurance that

I used to have.

Okay, baby, come on.

Let's catch a fish.

I think this is an incredible opportunity for the two of us.

It could bring us really close together.

It could drive a wedge between us. I don't know.

Holy... Look at this baby.

I just came back from the water, and I caught a fish.

I can't believe it. Can you... Oh, my God.

That's amazing.

So I'm going to cook this guy up, and I'm going to have some...

Real food tonight.

Yee-haw!

Oh, man.

So weird laying under a tarp with a camera on my face.

It doesn't make any sense.

I don't know if this camera can even hear me over all of this rain.

My dad's off in that direction.

I gotta go find him.

I've been following my bearing.

All I can do is trust it's going to get me there.

The only reason I'm into going in the outdoors is because my dad stuck me out

here since I was a little kid.

My dad's the strongest guy that anybody will ever be fortunate enough to meet.

But obviously I'm concerned about him.

I've seen people really hurt themselves out here in the wilderness.

Hey, Dad!

That would be pressure relief.

I've got another big clearing up ahead.

We'll go ahead and check it out.

Oh, my God.

Just fell in some thick mud.

The ground is so soft, it's almost like walking in snow.

I've been very fortunate to not really hurt myself.

I remember Larry said something in season two that he's just not performing

the way he wanted to, that he'd expected when he came out here.

And I understand what he means.

You know, I totally get it now. This forest just tears you up.

It is unforgiving.

I see a big clearing.

I can hear moving water, too. I thought it was going to be a stream that I could

maybe follow down to the coast.

That stream didn't go to the coast.

Come into this.

Big old pond.

Goes on as far as I can see.

I really don't know what to do now.

God, I just don't know.

And my compass bearing is, you know, about this direction, but I can't even

see the other side of the pond.

I mean, I guess that's always an option to take my boots off and just wade

across it, but that's just a whole other story.

I think at this point I'm just going to head off over in this direction where I

think I can hear the running water.

I mean, this is the complete opposite direction I need to be traveling in. But

the problem is, I think that's my best bet for crossing this pond.

And this is really kind of the last thing I was hoping to run into.

But my dad's out there. I need to get across this pond.

This is treacherous.

It makes me really nervous.

Holy, it's cold.

What's the chances of that?

That salmon was basically just swimming right on the edge of the water.

He just kind of knocked it up on the shoreline.

And now I got to cook it over the fire.

Tonight, I won't go to sleep hungry.

I've had this cedar bark in my pants pockets for a couple of days now.

I think it's dry.

I ain't even worried about fire tonight.

This is unbelievable.

Everything's soaking wet.

Not being able to make that fire, that's just a complete failure.

There's no way that I can let this fish go to waste. Actually, it's too many

calories. It's just too important.

Now I have to go to option B.

This is what I'm stuck with, is raw fish.

Well, bon appétit.

Friends back home that'd be proud of me right now.

They know I'm not a big fan on raw fish.

Gonna have to hike again tomorrow.

Gonna need the calories.

Hope I don't get sick from this.

Golly.

I think that's about all that I can stand.

rainy day on Vancouver Island, I think I might go and try to get a little bit of

firewood.

I always need to have the firewood.

Fresh bear tracks through the grass this morning.

All that grass has been laid down.

Hmm. There's some poop from a crab and clam-eating bear.

Get all that shell in there. It just chews the whole thing up and swallows

it.

That's a tough bear there.

Got to keep my eyes open.

There are bears all over the place here.

I never know where one might show up.

Lots of deep imprints in there.

Wow. I think there's been a pretty big bear in here.

That's a little one.

Might be a baby.

Ooh.

That's not a baby.

Look at that. It's full of berries.

Looks like a bear has been walking across that log pretty frequently.

You can see how torn up it is right there.

Looks like a lot of weight was put down on there.

Maybe 200, 300 pounds, something like that.

I saw something moving down there.

Caught it out of the corner of my eye.

Sure knows I'm here.

Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday, dear Presley.

Happy birthday to you.

Today is my oldest daughter's birthday, Presley, and she's 14 today.

I have never missed a birthday.

I knew coming into this how tight-knit, My family is, but I also had this desire

to test myself.

Today's task will include setting up a drying rack for my firewood.

Everything is so damp here. I really need a next fire mentality where I'm

doing something to prepare my materials for the next fire.

All right, where's those straight sticks I need for my drying rack?

My wife and I are really close.

We work together.

We eat lunch together every day.

I'm a really active parent. If I'm not at the deer camp or in the woods, you

know, we're pretty much together.

The idea of me being away however long this is going to be is something my wife

and two daughters did not make peace with.

They just did not want me to come out here.

I really needed them to say, this is awesome you're doing this.

once-in-a-lifetime chance. We're so proud of you. Yay!

But all I got was tears.

I couldn't stand the idea of being away from me.

Oh, that makes it so much harder.

I've got my poles cut for the drying rack, and I just need to pick the spot

here.

I've dumped a lot on my wife to do this.

It's a selfish thing to do.

The only way I could justify the amount of extra work my wife has to go through

in my absence managing our family and our businesses would be to bring home

the prize money.

It would be great to pay the house off and pay the kids' tuitions and, you

know, things like that.

Okay.

So there we go.

I've spent the first few days really just struggling against the mental

banter.

It'll be easier once Brody gets here.

Yeah, if he gets here.

what my kids are doing at home.

They're totally supportive of Brooke and I.

My sister's living at my house right now for the time being, watching the kids

while we're out here.

If that wasn't the situation, I would never, ever be here.

Kids mean everything to me.

My kids, Brooke,

The only things in my mind right now.

This is my campsite for tonight.

This is the most open place I've seen in four days.

Another long day of uncertainty.

So hard to travel when you don't know where you're going.

The first day wasn't so bad.

The second day it was a little harder.

By the third day, like this, it kind of sucks.

Not that it sucks being out here. It's beautiful out here.

It sucks not knowing where you're going to.

I'm ready for a decent fire.

I just want to see Brooke.

I want to be alone together.

It makes me happy thinking about it.

Did you hear that?

Nothing like a minor heart attack to wake you up.

At least I know it wasn't a cougar, right? If it was a cougar, you wouldn't

hear it.

Had to be a deer or a bear.

about it until there's something to worry about.

I've been around bears a bit, and it is a scary situation.

Somebody tells you that they're not scared. They're just, they're either

lying or they don't know what they're talking about.

But you have to be top of the food chain predator also and think like that so

you're not scared all the time and that you do feel like you're protecting your

little corner of the world.

This whole area smells like smoke now.

As far as animals, you know, that's always a good thing.

Smoke it up.

Oh,

that could have been so bad.

It's just breaking daylight.

And I've got a river to cross.

Got low tide right now.

Any minute, tide could be coming back in.

I'll be stuck here if I don't get caught right now.

Woo!

Chilly!

Having fun now, aren't we?

That's up above knee height right now on my thighs.

Hang on.

Hang on.

Hang on.

Okay.

That got waist deep.

That ice water sucked the breath out of me.

The height crossed the river at the ocean.

And then hike back up the mountain on the other side.

Hike down the mountain, hike up the mountain. Hike down the mountain, hike

up the mountain.

By now, I really hope to be with my brother.

I just hope that I'm getting close.

Woo!

Energy level today has just gone to zero.

Not really sure how much more I could take of this.

I can hear something.

Somebody's answering.

Yes, indeed.

Somebody's answering me.

I can hear something.

Somebody's answering me.

Hello!

Yes, indeed.

Somebody's answering me.

out in the woods.

But I can't imagine who else it would be out here but my brother.

Ain't that many yahoos in these woods.

Oh, my God, dude.

How have you been?

I've been miserable as hell.

How have you been?

Oh, it's about the same.

It's about the same, man.

Dude. Huh?

It's rough, dude.

Dude. Nothing but mountains.

Up and down mountains.

How have you been doing on food?

I've been eating about 12 limpets a day.

When I got to the mouth of the river, I caught damage.

You're kidding me. I'm not kidding you.

Did you make a fire and eat him? I couldn't make a fire, so I just ate raw

salmon.

You converted to sushi after all.

Oh, my God.

Okay.

What an amazing emotional experience to see him. Awesome.

What an epic journey that guy had.

Whatever the experience will be from here forward will be different.

Things are better when you have someone to share it with.

Oh, my God. My brother's here.

Next time, I'll let you do the hike.

Dude, there ain't going to be no next time.

Oh, this is bad.

I lost my axe.

I have no idea when it fell off.

Hey, Dad, I'm finally here. By the way, the axe is gone.

Sorry.

Something crawling on me. Oh, my goodness. That was huge.

Oh, my God. I see a grouse up ahead. I'm going to try to kill it.

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