Brothers Chris and Casey Keefer pour through video submissions before choosing a deserving duo to join them in Alaska. The hunters meet at the airport for the first time. Casey and Kaid are Dropped, while Chris and company get hung up at the hangar.
The Alaskan weather relents long enough for Chris and Kaid to reach their destination, and land some food. Casey and R.L. have set up camp the day before moose season. The brothers must acclimate themselves to being Dropped separately for the first time.
Chris and Kaid ready their rafts while Casey and R.L. begin searching for black bears and moose. Chris and Kaid spot a predator heading toward camp.
It's day two of the hunting season and the search for big game continues. Chris and Kaid head downstream to find a better location and search for fish. Casey and R.L. enjoy a salmon for some much needed protein. Massive storm clouds empty over Alaska
R.L. opens up to Casey about the trials that led him to realize the importance of 'Be Alive'. Chris and Kaid are holed up in the tent at the mercy of the Alaskan weather. Casey and R.L. find some food.
While enjoying some supper, Casey spots a bear browsing the hillside. He and R.L. make a mad dash in the rain to attempt to get within range. Chris is growing tired of being stuck in the tent.
After being stuck in the tent for several days, the weather breaks momentarily for Chris and Kaid. The teams discover that the rain has flooded the river to dangerous levels. The hunt for big game continues.
Chris and Kaid pursue a big bull moose, and Kaid finds himself with hide in his crosshairs. Casey and R.L. continue their search for big game. The high river waters refuse to quit raging.
R.L. and Casey venture a long distance from camp in an attempt to get deep into prime moose territory as the rut takes hold. Chris is forced to explore a possible new extraction point due to bad weather.
As their time in Alaska comes to a close, Kaid and R.L. reflect on what matters most in their lives and what they've learned about being alive. Lifelong friendships are solidified as the men prepare to be lifted out of Alaska.