Alaska: Homestead Rescue

The Raney family in Colorado finds their ranching ambitions under threat from the very bison they raise. To provide the property with the necessary water and feed, they must first wrestle with the dangerous herd and bring it under control.

is an episode‑style programme that follows a single narrative rather than a full series. Set against the backdrop of Colorado, the title signals that bison will play a central part in the story. The programme, in a concise format, captures the rugged West. The episode’s core revolves around a Colorado family whose aspirations are being threatened by their own herd of bison. Their dream – tied to running a successful ranch – finds itself under siege as the animals create obstacles that jeopardise their plans. Their hope of a thriving homestead is challenged by the herd’s unpredictability. To keep the ranch supplied with essential water and food, the Raney family must first confront and manage the herd. The narrative shows them needing to wrangle the dangerous bison, implying a race against time to secure the necessary resources before the animals cause further disruption. Their resolve is tested as they juggle resource needs with the risk of confronting the animals. The episode therefore builds tension around the Raneys’ effort to control the herd, highlighting how the safety of water and food supplies hinges on their ability to tame the dangerous animals. In the end, the outcome will decide if the Raneys can keep their dream alive.