Building Wild

Farmer Mike Carney and his friends?deemed the "Dirty Dozen"?spend every hunting season together. With the help of Paulie and Tuffy, this year, they attempt to build the hunting cabin of their dreams by recycling materials from a decrepit old barn.

Paulie and Tuffy help two outdoorsmen build an ultimate military-inspired "man camp" where friends can come and share survival and orienteering skills. With little time and money to spend, they convert a vintage military truck into a mobile cabin.

John is a big-city Italian who is more familiar with a stove than a hammer. He has always dreamed of a cabin in the woods, and has the land for it, but he wants a sunset view while his wife wants the sunrise—Tuffy has an absurdly brilliant solution.

The guys arrive at the vast property of retired equine vet, Reggie Tschorn, where they think they’ll have an easy build for a change. But, when the project is nearly halted from lack of promised labor, Paulie has choice words for the stubborn client.

The Cabin Kings help a pair of father-and-son loggers build the cabin of their dreams using only materials found on their remote property.

Jeremy wants to cross owning a cabin off of his bucket list—enter the Cabin Kings. One issue, Jeremy’s not quite fated to be a handyman, especially when he shows up shoeless. With a last minute request, the Kings get thrifty with and old school bus.

Paulie and Tuffy arrive on client Jason's property with a shipping container and a plan: turn it into a manly cabin getaway. Tensions run high when get-'er-done Tuffy has to remind the more meticulous Paulie that time is running out.

Tim Fauler, a self-described redneck podiatrist, wants to turn a piece of swampy hunting land into a two-story sportsman's paradise; however, his 30 acres of rough, mucky terrain will be tough for the Cabin Kings to tackle.

The Cabin Kings tackle their wettest and wildest challenge yet: Woodcocks’s wetland property. Even worse, the build site can only be reached by canoe. The guys think fast in order to transport materials, and keep their plans from sinking.

This ain’t no bunny slope: The Cabin Kings build the ultimate snowboarder’s paradise at the top of a steep private ski slope for a father and son party duo. If they can pull this off, the Kings will have the crown jewel to add to their portfolio.