Ep 14. Live, Fight, and Die

In the season 3 finale of Mountain Men, titled "Live, Fight, and Die," viewers are taken on a journey that highlights the extreme conditions and difficult lifestyles of those who live off the land.

The episode begins with Marty Meierotto, who has been living alone in the Alaska wilderness for months. He is more than ready to return home to his family, but the weather has other plans. A massive storm hits, and Marty must fight to stay alive in the subzero temperatures while waiting for the blizzard to pass. His survival skills are put to the ultimate test, as he faces one of the toughest challenges of his life.

Meanwhile, Tom Oar is preparing to face his biggest challenge of the season. He has managed to harvest enough beaver pelts to make a profit, but now he has to transport them to his buyer in the town of Pinedale. To do this, he will need to navigate treacherous mountain roads, cross a treacherous river, and face potential predators along the way. Tom is undeterred, however, as he is determined to earn a living doing what he loves most.

Eustace Conway is also facing a difficult situation as he tries to finish building his new home before winter sets in. He is determined to complete the project despite facing a mountain of obstacles. Perhaps the most significant challenge he faces is a serious injury to his hand, which threatens to slow him down. Eustace demonstrates his incredible resilience, however, working tirelessly to ensure that his dream of a self-sufficient lifestyle is realized.

Lastly, the episode follows Mountain Men's newest cast member, Jason Hawk, as he prepares to defend his family from an unexpected predator. Jason's homestead has been under siege from a pack of wolves, and one of his beloved dogs has already fallen victim to the relentless predators. Now, Jason must take on the fierce pack before they can completely devastate his home.

As the title of the episode suggests, "Live, Fight, and Die," the Mountain Men featured in this episode must fight for their lives and their way of life. Whether they are facing brutal weather conditions, dangerous predators, or personal injuries, they all share a common goal: to live off the land and thrive in the wild. With determination, perseverance, and a deep connection to nature, they demonstrate that the human spirit can endure and triumph, even in the harshest of environments.