Dropped Season 3: Episode Guide & Ratings

Brothers Chris and Casey Keefer reflect on some of the greatest moments from the first two seasons of Dropped. Topics include the brother's most memorable individual hunts and how Dropped has evolved over the years.

Brothers Chris and Casey Keefer reflect on some of the greatest moments from the first two seasons of Dropped. Topics include never before seen behind the scenes footage and a look ahead to Season 3.

Brothers Chris and Casey Keefer embark on another journey in the wilds of Alaska, on a river system, that hasn't been hunted for over a decade due to predation. The story starts out slow when the brothers do more dragging than floating in an area thick with grizzlies.

The search for a mature moose begins as brothers Chris and Casey Keefer move their way downriver, but when they cross paths with a giant sow grizzly, they get way more than they bargained for.

Brothers Chris and Casey Keefer continue their downriver journey, and as the moose rut closes in, they become more dependent on fish, ducks and berries. An epic Alaskan rain storm also moves in that carries heavy repercussions for their success.

Brothers Chris and Casey Keefer once again fish for their dinners and move closer toward extraction, but another encounter with a grizzly threatens the safety of them both when the bear gets a little too close to camp!

With a majority of the waterfowl now moving further south for the migration, brothers Chris and Casey Keefer focus on fishing for their main source of caloric intake and head back downriver after breaking camp, closing in on a stretch of ground they believe to hold several moose.

As the brothers close in on a moose-rich stretch of river, they run into several hurdles when they have to navigate and portage over a massive log jam that threatens the success of their hunt, potentially forcing them down a section of water they didn't plan for

Finally reaching the heart of moose country over three weeks into their journey, brothers Chris and Casey Keefer get eye-to-eye with a giant bull just minutes after putting up their tent in a new location.

As the odds continue to stack up, the 80-mile river journey finally nears the end, and brothers Chris and Casey Keefer have one last chance to connect on an Alaskan moose just miles from the river confluence where they get extracted from.