Big Timber

⭐6.2(11 votes)

•2020

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Episodes

1. Ain't No Mountain High Enough

Kevin negotiates a deal with a new customer who drives a hard bargain while Erik struggles to fix the mill's broken log loader. Meanwhile, Sarah catches an interloper at the mill.

2. Bridge Over Troubled Water

A sudden disaster threatens to shut down Kevin's timber claim and his sawmill.

3. Don't Rock My Boat

Kevin faces a cavalcade of disasters when his logging operation is shut down, his main client threatens to walk and he argues with his right-hand man.

4. Should I Stay or Should I Go Now

Kevin is forced to make a tough call to make up for lost time on his mountainside timber claim. Additionally, his barge Tetanus is slowly sinking.

5. Sink or Swim

Kevin and his wife Sarah take on a special order to find a special fir tree for a sailing school that's rebuilding a rare replica of a schooner.

6. Gonna Build a Mountain

Kevin finds himself in a battle of wits against an opposing crew that's trying to thwart his plans t expand his sawmill.

7. Have You Ever Seen the Rain

Thunder and lightning threaten logger Kevin Wenstob’s crew, as they shift into high gear on his high mountain timber claim.

8. Hazy Shade of Winter

Logger Kevin Wenstob gets terrible news as his crew struggles to bring the last of their 200 truckloads of logs off the mountain before winter shuts them down.

9. Hot Fun in the Summertime

Spring is here, and with just weeks to finish logging before he has to give his timber claim back, Kevin invests money he doesn’t have on big plans to get the job done - but when everything starts to go wrong, he’s not sure he’ll make his deadline.

10. Best Laid Plans

As the clock counts down on the end of Kevin’s timber claim, he’s pulling out all the stops and calling in favours from friends and family to get every last log off the mountain side before it’s too late.

Overview

Follows the dangerous work of logger and sawmill owner Kevin Wenstob as he and his crew go to extremes to keep the family sawmill, and their way of life, alive.