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After five years of giving the audience a chance to see what life was like in the Alaskan and Canadian wilderness, Discovery Channel’s “Yukon Men” bid farewell in 2016.

Roughing it or going off the grid was something that most people only experience when they go out camping in a remote area for the weekend, but for the people in the Alaskan village of Tanana, this is their way of life. Viewers were glued to their screens each season as the Yukon men were tested to the limits of what they could do and endure.

As fascinating as the show might have been to many, it soon came to an end, and its fans were wondering why.

All about the “Yukon Men”

The reality show began airing on 24 August 2012, and received mostly positive reviews from critics and viewers as it followed the lives of people living near the Yukon River, particularly Stan Zuray and his son Joey, Charlie Wright and his son Bob, James Roberts, and the Moore fa