As Season Two of Dropped begins, the journeys to Base Camp and to sheep camp are highlighted.

As episode two picks up where one left off, Casey has a decision to make. After getting into position on a precarious position on the mountain, they realize the ram they were chasing is not legal and they must back out.

As episode three begins, the crew arrive at a canyon filled with a band of ten rams. After the intense initial wave of excitement, a second wave of demise and frustration ensues when this guarantee produces not one legal ram.

As the fog passes on the peak of Fish Hookʼs rocky face, the outline of the crew appears exactly where the ram was bedded last. Did they shoot and Chris not hear the shot?

The men leave sheep country on a high, but a 22-hour trail ride to Tom-Tom, the first moose camp of the hunt, seems forever away. It will be a long two-days of riding before the brothers reach their destination. As the journey to moose country continues with a successful sheep on a top pack, trouble is never more than a few horse strides away. After eight hours on horseback problems begin.

Decisions made in the Yukon can make or break any situation in a second and are magnified intensely in this rugged terrain. The brothers ascend and stalk the giant mountain grizzly they're now within 500 yrds, the decision rests with Chris.

The snow continues to pommel the Keefer brothers at Church Camp and visibility is at an all-time low. They are snowed in and have no definite timetable to continue the hunt. Many problems begin to arise.

As the bull closes in on the calling, Chris can hear the bull but cannot see him. Casey on the other hand can. As they try to communicate using hand signals, the bull disappears over the mountain top and gone.

The brothers get a game plan and move toward the bull. Midway through the stalk the bull stands up and walks toward the brothers and turns just a split second before Casey can put the scope behind the shoulder of this giant bull.