Life Below Zero Season 7 Episode 10 Winter Kill

In the winter wonderland of Alaska, the harsh realities of survival continue in Life Below Zero season 7 episode 10 titled Winter Kill. The episode follows the lives of several families and their struggles as winter sets in, bringing with it the threat of starvation and isolation.

Hailing from different corners of Alaska, each family has their unique challenges. Andy Bassich is a dog musher living with over 60 dogs during the brutal Alaskan winter. As snow covers the ground and ice forms on the river, Andy must ensure that his dogs remain well-fed and protected. He sets out to hunt and trap game which requires him to make long and arduous treks through the snow. His mission is to stock up his stores as he expects the worst winter in decades, and he must ensure that his dogs are strong enough to help him out in this challenging season.

Sue Aikens of the Kavik River Camp faces another challenge. As the sole inhabitant at her camp, Sue, self-sufficient and fiercely independent, is in charge of everything from collecting firewood, running water, and protecting the camp from predators like wolves and bears. Sue prepares for winter by stocking up on fuel and food, knowing that in the dead of winter, her only lifeline is her airplane, which brings her supplies of fuel and safety gear.

Next, we head to the Glennallen area, where Erik and Martha Salitan are managing their family's hunting and guide service. As a family of avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, they rely on their hunting skills not only for their business but also for sustenance through winter. This time they venture out together, and Martha who is considerably pregnant this winter season depends on Erik to ensure they find game worth hunting.

Meanwhile, in the Tanana Valley, Chip and Agnes Hailstone are experiencing a different challenge. As a family who relies on subsistence hunting and fishing, they worry about the impact of the long winter. In Winter Kill, the couple teams up on a mission to catch salmon and whitefish before the season ends as it could mean the difference between a nourishing winter or going hungry.

In a bid to protect their haul and make it through the harsh winter, each family must put their skills and experience to the test. From carrying out maintenance routines on their engines and equipment to enduring the biting cold and navigating the rough terrain, each family member knows that the season is about self-preservation, making it through winter by all means necessary.

In conclusion, Life Below Zero season 7 episode 10 dubbed 'Winter Kill' offers a glimpse into the extraordinary lives of these Alaskans as they face challenges that most of us can only imagine. From harsh weather conditions to endless tasks, each of them is determined to survive the season no matter the cost. It's a beautifully captured episode that highlights the resilience, resourcefulness, and strength of spirit of these Alaskans and how they strive to make a living in one of the toughest conditions on earth.