Ep 7. Blood on Their Hands
- TV-14
- October 27, 2015
- 43 min
In Yukon Men season 5 episode 7, titled "Blood on Their Hands," the residents of Tanana are faced with a frightening dilemma as a pack of wolves begin to prey on their livestock. With the harsh winter closing in, the hunters are unable to spend as much time guarding their animals, leaving them vulnerable to the wolves' attacks. The wolves are not just a threat to the town's livestock, but also to the hunters themselves who must navigate through dangerous territory to track them down and protect their community.
Adding to the tension, tensions are high between local hunters as they struggle to catch enough game for their families before the season ends. The competition between the hunters has always been fierce, but as resources become scarcer, conflicts and rivalries intensify. The hunters must not only maintain their focus on hunting the wolves, but also navigate the delicate balance of their relationships with each other.
But the challenges don't end there. While some are up against the wolves and the competition, others are facing their own personal demons. Charlie Wright is forced to confront his past when he discovers a letter from his estranged daughter. The death of his wife has left him feeling lost and alone, and the arrival of the letter sends him spiraling into a deep emotional turmoil. As he contemplates reconnecting with his daughter, he must also confront the realities of his current situation and the uncertain future that lies ahead.
Meanwhile, Joey Zuray faces his own struggles as he tries to keep his trapline profitable. The fiercely independent Joey will stop at nothing to take care of his extended family, but as the harsh reality of the Yukon sets in, he must confront the possibility that he may not be able to provide for them as he once could. The stress and uncertainty of his situation threaten to break him, but he remains determined to persevere.
As the season draws to a close, the residents of Tanana must overcome their challenges and pull together to survive the dangers of the Yukon. The hunters must band together to protect their town from the wolves, while also navigating their own personal struggles. With winter fast approaching, and the stakes higher than ever, the people of Tanana must rely on each other to make it through another brutally cold season.