Ep 2. No Goin' Back

In season 6 episode 2 of Mountain Men titled "No Goin' Back," the rugged and self-sufficient men continue to showcase their grit and determination as they tackle the challenges of living in the wild. The episode follows several of the main characters as they brave unpredictable weather, treacherous terrain and troubled relationships in their off-the-grid lifestyle.

Eustace Conway is a man of the land, and in this episode, he faces the prospect of losing his beloved home in the wilderness to an impending road project. He's determined not to lose his homestead, so he begins to search for a way to divert the road around his property. Meanwhile, Morgan Beasley faces his own challenges as he desperately tries to salvage his lost season by trapping a moose. With dwindling supplies and a fierce winter fast approaching, Beasley must rely on his wits and experience to secure a successful harvest.

Tom Oar is a seasoned veteran when it comes to living off the land, but that doesn't mean he's immune to the struggles of wilderness living. This episode follows him as he works to preserve his relationship with his son Chad, who's living off the grid full-time for the first time. The two go on a trapping expedition together, and Tom takes the opportunity to pass along his extensive knowledge and skills to his son.

Finally, Jason Hawk is dealing with his own version of cabin fever, as he grows restless and unsure about his chosen lifestyle. With winter approaching and his family away from the homestead, he struggles to find meaning and purpose in his isolated life. However, a chance encounter with a stranger leads him on a path of self-discovery and a renewed sense of hope for his future.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to stunning footage of the untamed wilderness and the hardy men who call it home. From grueling labor to moments of camaraderie and poignant struggles with loneliness and isolation, "No Goin' Back" captures the essence of what it means to truly live off the land.