Ep 12. Predators and Prey

In this season 3 episode 12 of Alaska: The Last Frontier, titled "Predators and Prey," the Kilchers are faced with various predators hunting their livestock. Atz Lee goes on a hunt to protect their cattle from a wolf pack that has been recently spotted on their property. He navigates through rough terrain covered in dense forest in an attempt to track them down. Meanwhile, Jane tries to track down a wolverine that has been stealing her chicken eggs. She sets multiple traps in hopes of catching it, but the wily creature proves to be quite elusive.

In addition to the predator problem, the Kilchers are also racing against time to complete their winter preparations. Winter is quickly approaching, and they need to ensure that their food sources and houses are secure. Otto and Charlotte work on putting up a new fence to keep their livestock from wandering away and falling prey to the wolves. Meanwhile, Eivin and Eve head out to the bay to check on their salmon traps. They need to collect enough fish to feed their family throughout the winter months.

As the episode progresses, tensions rise as the Kilchers continue to face setbacks. Atz Lee struggles to locate the wolf pack and fears for the safety of his family's cattle. Jane's multiple attempts to catch the wolverine prove unsuccessful, frustrating her and causing her to worry about the safety of her chickens. And with winter fast approaching, the Kilchers realize that they may not have collected enough resources to last them through the long season.

In the end, the Kilchers are faced with tough decisions and the harsh reality of living off the land in Alaska. They must come up with creative solutions to protect their livestock from predators and ensure that they have enough food and supplies to last through the winter. Will they be able to overcome the challenges and prepare for the harsh winter months ahead? Tune in to find out in this action-packed episode of Alaska: The Last Frontier.