Ep 4. Rock, Paper, Skipper

The Alaskan Bush People season 4 episode 4, titled "Rock, Paper, Skipper," follows the Brown family as they continue to acclimate to life in the Alaskan wilderness. The episode begins with the family prioritizing their fishing efforts as they depend on it for survival. Billy and Gabe embark on a mission to find the best fishing location in the area, while the rest of the family helps prepare the nets.

Once the nets are ready, the Browns head out to sea to catch some fish. During the fishing expedition, they net a variety of fish including salmon and trout, which they bring back to their homestead to be stored for future meals. In the meantime, the family also takes some time to explore the local area, hiking through the forest and taking in the natural beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.

As the episode continues, the Brown family faces a new challenge. They discover that their boat's propeller is damaged and needs to be fixed before they can continue fishing. With no boat mechanic nearby, the family decides to take matters into their own hands. They work together to repair the propeller and get the boat back in working order, thanks to the expertise of Bam and Gabe.

Later in the episode, the Browns prepare for the upcoming winter season. This involves key tasks such as stocking up on firewood and building a new outhouse, which they do with the help of some friends who have arrived to visit them in the Alaskan bush. They also work on improving their shelter, ensuring it is in good condition to withstand the harsh winter weather.

Despite the challenges they face, the Browns remain optimistic and grateful for their life in the wilderness. As the episode wraps up, viewers are left with a sense of appreciation for the family's resilience and dedication to living off the land in remote Alaska.