Ep 8. Lifeblood

In season four episode eight of Mountain Men, titled 'Lifeblood', fans are treated to some of the most exciting and intense moments that the show has ever delivered. With the harsh winter months fast approaching, the mountain men are working harder than ever to prepare their homes and harvest enough food to survive the long and difficult season.

The episode begins by following Tom as he works to set up his traplines for the season. This year, he's trying something new by setting traps in a nearby canyon that's notoriously difficult to navigate. Despite the risks, Tom is determined to make it work, and viewers get to see him in action as he navigates the treacherous terrain and sets his traps.

Meanwhile, Eustace is dealing with a big problem on his property. A major landslide has caused a crucial stream to dry up, which means he will have no access to the water he needs to survive. As always, Eustace refuses to give up without a fight, and sets to work digging out the stream and rerouting the water back to his property. But it's a race against time, and Eustace knows that if he can't get the water flowing again soon, he may not make it through the winter.

Over at the Conway ranch, things are also heating up. Rich has noticed a disturbing trend in recent weeks - more and more of his cows are disappearing without explanation. He suspects that a pack of wolves may be behind the disappearances, and sets out with his dog Remington to hunt down the predators before they can do any more damage to his herd. Fans get to follow Rich and Remington as they track the wolves through the mountains, setting up traps and calling out to them with howls, trying to bring them into range to take them down.

Finally, Morgan is gearing up for a big hunt after spotting a massive bull elk in the area. But he knows that the odds are stacked against him - his equipment is old and worn, and the elk is a formidable opponent. Undeterred, Morgan sets out early in the morning, getting to work tracking the elk through the dense forest. As he gets closer to his quarry, viewers get to see some of the most intense moments of the episode, as Morgan struggles to get into position for a clean shot without spooking the animal.

As the episode draws to a close, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, wondering if each of the mountain men will be able to overcome the challenges they face. The show delivers plenty of heart-pumping action and breathtaking scenery, and fans of the series won't be disappointed by this thrilling episode. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to the series, 'Lifeblood' is a must-watch episode of Mountain Men.