What would you do if someone came to take away the place you have considered as your home for a long time? Wouldn’t it be exciting to survive in the raw wilderness and learn new survival skills while living in the wild?
Directed by David Arabia, the series follows Eustace Conway’s journey of living off the grid, away from the complications of the modern world. Narrated by D.B. Sweeney, Eustace is joined by Tom Oar and Marty Meierrotto on his journey of devoting his life to survive in the simplest form away from modern life and technology.
Produced by Chris Richardson and Marc Pierce, the series stars Eustace Conway, Marty Meierotto, Tom Oar, Charlie Tucker, George Michaud, Rich Lewis, Kyle Bell, Morgan Beasley, Jason Hawk, Brent Jameson, Margaret Stern, Jake Herak, Mike Horstman, Harry Youren, Kidd Youren, Martha Tansy, and Josh Kirk.
Released on May 31, 2012, on History channel, the series has run for 11 successful seasons, with the 12th season ongoing. Mountain Men has 159 episodes, with each episode having a runtime of 42 minutes.
The series has done exceptionally well amongst viewers with its concept similar to Man vs. Wild. Series having a similar concept to Bill’s Man vs. Wild has proven to do well with viewers for several decades. Even though it may seem like an easy task to survive in the wilderness away from modern complications, the question remains Is it that easy?
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Mountain Men Season 12 Premise
Mountain Men’s focus is on Eustace Conway residing in the Blue Ridge Mountains, hosting people and teaching them basic skills required for surviving in the wild. Meanwhile, Marty lives with his nuclear family in Two Rivers.
The third lead focuses on Tom, a former cowboy living near Yaak River with Nancy, his wife, and their beloved dog. The series new season begins with Eustace hunting for his winter meat in the early hours.
Eustace plans to store meat for the winter while Jake hunts a deer with help from a bow and arrow. Meanwhile, Tom helps Paul to prepare for the trapping season. Ray spends a night in the freezing cold in the mountains after stalking an elk through deep powder.
In the first episode, Aron hauls his supplies for winter over an unreliable trail. In the second episode, Tom coaches Hank about some of the essential skills required by Mountain Men. Meanwhile, the newlywed couple Jake and Anika go on a hunt for an elk in the freezing cold weather.
Paul deals with an infestation of badgers who have proved to be a nuisance for him as he attempts to continue surviving in the wild. Paul uses his resources and mind to deal with badgers responsible for destroying nearby habitats.
In order to drag the Elk out of the backcountry he hunted, Ray uses bushcraft technology. The series will continue to follow the mountain men as they venture on new adventures.
Mountain Men- Episode 2 Release Date
New Episodes of the beloved survival-reality series titled Mountain Men will air on Thursday, 24 August 2023, at 8:00 P.M. [E.T.] for local fans. History Channel will be dropping new episodes every Thursday.
- For The People From U.S. [P.S.T.]- at 5:00 P.M. on Thursday, 24 August 2023
- For Australian Viewers [A.E.S.T.]- at 10:00 A.M. on Friday, 25 August 2023
- For Indian Viewers [I.S.T.]- at 5:30 A.M. on Friday, 25 August 2023
- For Japanese Viewers [J.S.T.]- at 9:00 A.M. on Friday, 25 August 2023
- For Korean Viewers [K.S.T.]- at 9:00 A.M. on Friday, 25 August 2023
- For British Viewers [G.M.T.]- at 12:00 A.M. on Friday, 25 August 2023
Mountain Men: Episode Guide
With new episodes dropping every Thursday, the series will have ten episodes in total.
- Episode 1- 24 August 2023, Thursday
- Episode 2- 31 August 2023, Thursday
- Episode 3- 7 September 2023, Thursday
- Episode 4- 14 September 2023, Thursday
- Episode 5- 21, September 2023, Thursday
- Episode 6- 28 September 2023, Thursday
How To Watch Mountain Men Episodes: Streaming Guide
The episodes of Mountain Men will be available for viewers to stream on the History channel for a subscription fee of $6.99 monthly. Apart from the History channel, the episodes will be available on streaming platforms, including Hulu, Hoopla, and FuboTV.
How To Watch In the U.K., U.S., and Canada?
Citizens from the U.K., U.S., and Canada can easily access the series’ episodes via History channel at 8:00 A.M. Apart from History channel, the viewers will be able to enjoy the episodes on Hulu, Hoopla, and FuboTV for a subscription price.
How To Watch In Australia?
People from Australia can easily access the series’ episodes via the History channel with help from a VPN. Fans can also access the episodes from Hulu, Hoopla, and FuboTV.
Mountain Men Review
The ongoing survival-reality series has proved itself worthy of one’s time with its overdramatized events of the mountain men’s lives. The new season is back with a bang, and it is garnering attention from viewers.
The series fails to bring something new for viewers to enjoy as it follows a similar pattern and storyline to the previous seasons of the series. Even though it is obvious the series is scripted to some limits, you will enjoy the struggles of the featured mountain men in the series.
Over time, the series has become more focused on earning through dramatization of the struggles faced by the featured mountain men. The only person I found somewhat relatable and real is Tom, as he is committed to his works with no overdramatics.
I would suggest if you want to watch the series, watch the older seasons, as they have something unique to offer. The series has become painfully repetitive, and I wouldn’t suggest it to anyone. The series’ new season is a waste of one’s time with nothing refreshing to offer.
Our rating is 2/5, as it doesn’t deserve any more than that due to the lack of uniqueness and repetitiveness with a hint of overdramatization.
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