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Alone

Season 1

Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada · Premiered 18 Jun 2015

WinnerAlan Kay56 days alone
10Survivalists
56daysWinning time
21.6daysAverage stay
7daysMedian stay
0Medical evacuations
11Episodesavg IMDb 7.6

The results

Days each survivalist lasted, in finishing order, and why they tapped out. Every season page uses the same 0–100 day scale so seasons can be compared at a glance.

  • Winner
  • Tapped out: health / medical
  • Tapped out: personal
  • Other (loss of inventory, disqualified)
  1. 1
    Alan KayAge 40 · Blairsville, Georgia
    56 days
    Winner — Last one standing
  2. 2
    Sam LarsonAge 22 · Lincoln, Nebraska
    55 days
    Personal — Lost the mind game
  3. 3
    Mitch MitchellAge 34 · Bellingham, Massachusetts
    43 days
    Personal — Realized he should actually be around for his mother's cancer
  4. 4
    Lucas MillerAge 32 · Quasqueton, Iowa
    39 days
    Personal — Felt content with what he had done
  5. 5
    Dustin FeherAge 37 · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
    8 days
    Personal — Fear of storm
  6. 6
    Brant McGeeAge 44 · Albemarle, North Carolina
    6 days
    Health — Consuming salt water
  7. 7
    Wayne RussellAge 46 · Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
    4 days
    Personal — Fear of bears
  8. 8
    Joe RobinetAge 24 · Windsor, Ontario, Canada
    4 days
    Loss of inventory — Loss of ferro rod
  9. 9
    Chris WeathermanAge 41 · Umatilla, Florida
    1 days
    Personal — Fear of wolves (ep. 2)
  10. 10
    Josh ChavezAge 31 · Jackson, Ohio
    0 days
    Personal — Fear of bears (ep. 1)

The survivalists

Who they are, where they're from and the ten items they carried in.

Photo of Alan Kay1stWinner

Alan Kay

Corrections Officer

Lasted
56 days
Age
40
From
Blairsville, Georgia

Loadout

  • Saw
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Large 2-quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • Water bottle/canteen
  • 300 yards single filament line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Small gauge gill net
  • 3.5lb wire
  • Knife
Photo of Sam Larson2ndplace

Sam Larson

Outdoor Gear Retailer

Lasted
55 days
Age
22
From
Lincoln, Nebraska

Loadout

  • 12×12 ground sheet tarp
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Large 2-quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • 300 yards of single filament line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Bow and 6 arrows
  • Slingshot
  • Extra emergency rations
  • Knife
Photo of Mitch Mitchell3rdplace

Mitch Mitchell

Butcher

Lasted
43 days
Age
34
From
Bellingham, Massachusetts

Loadout

  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Bivi bag (gortex sleeping cover)
  • Large 2-quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • 300 yards of single filament fishing line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Small gauge gill net
  • Bow and 6 arrows
  • Knife
  • Sharpening stone
Photo of Lucas Miller4thplace

Lucas Miller

Survivalist And Wildlife Therapist/Natural Healing

Lasted
39 days
Age
32
From
Quasqueton, Iowa

Loadout

  • 12×12 ground sheet tarp
  • Saw
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Large 2-quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • 300 yards of single filament line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Extra Tarp
  • Extra emergency rations
  • Knife
Photo of Dustin Feher5thplace

Dustin Feher

Carpenter

Lasted
8 days
Age
37
From
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Loadout

  • 550 paracord – 20m
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Large 2-quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • Water bottle/canteen
  • 300 yards of single filament line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Small gauge gill net
  • Slingshot
  • Knife
Photo of Brant McGee6thplace

Brant McGee

Us Army Guard And Former Us Coast Guard

Lasted
6 days
Age
44
From
Albemarle, North Carolina

Loadout

  • 12×12 ground sheet tarp
  • 550 paracord – 20m
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Large 2-quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • 300 yards of single filament line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Bow and 6 arrows
  • Extra emergency rations
  • Knife
Photo of Wayne Russell7thplace

Wayne Russell

Research Assistant

Lasted
4 days
Age
46
From
Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

Loadout

  • 12×12 ground sheet
  • 550 paracord – 20m
  • Saw
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • large 2 quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • 300 yards of single filament fishing line and 25 assorted hooks
  • knife
  • Leatherman multi tool
Photo of Joe Robinet8thplace

Joe Robinet

Carpenter

Lasted
4 days
Age
24
From
Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Loadout

  • 12x 12 tarp
  • 550 paracord – 20m
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Large 2-quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • 300 yards of single filament line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Small gauge gill net
  • Extra emergency rations
  • Large knife
Photo of Chris Weatherman9thplace

Chris Weatherman

Author

Lasted
1 day
Age
41
From
Umatilla, Florida

Loadout

  • Saw
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Ferro rod
  • Large 2 quart pot
  • Water bottle canteen
  • 300 yards of single filament fishing line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Bow and 6 arrows
  • Knife
  • Sharpening stone
Photo of Josh Chavez10thplace

Josh Chavez

Law Enforcement

Lasted
0 days
Age
31
From
Jackson, Ohio

Loadout

  • 12×12 ground sheet
  • 550 paracord – 20m
  • Saw
  • Axe
  • Sleeping bag
  • Bivi bag (gortex sleeping bag cover)
  • Large 2-quart pot
  • Ferro rod
  • 300 yards of single filament line with 25 assorted hooks
  • Bow and 6 arrows

The loadout

How many survivalists chose each item (items grouped into simplified categories).

  • Axe
    10 of 10
  • Ferro rod
    10 of 10
  • Fishing gear
    10 of 10
  • Pot
    10 of 10
  • Sleeping bag
    10 of 10
  • Knife
    9 of 10
  • Bow and arrows
    5 of 10
  • Paracord
    5 of 10
  • Saw
    5 of 10
  • Tarp
    5 of 10
  • Gillnet
    4 of 10
  • Rations
    4 of 10
  • Canteen
    3 of 10
  • Bivy bag
    2 of 10
  • Ground sheet
    2 of 10
  • Sharpening stone
    2 of 10
  • Slingshot
    2 of 10
  • Multitool
    1 of 10
  • Wire
    1 of 10

Episodes

Air dates, survivalists remaining at the start of each episode, viewers and IMDb rating.

EpTitle & opening quoteAiredRemainingViewers (M)IMDb
1And So It Begins“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately... and see if I could not learn what it had to teach.” — Henry David Thoreau18 Jun 2015—1.587.5
2Of Wolf and Man“If you live among wolves you have to act like a wolf.” — Nikita Khrushchev25 Jun 2015—1.707.6
3The Talons of Fear“Extinction is the rule. Survival is the exception.” — Carl Sagan2 Jul 2015—1.867.6
4Stalked“Hunger, love, pain, fear are some of those inner forces which rule the individual's instinct for self preservation.” — Albert Einstein9 Jul 2015—2.087.6
5Winds of Hell“The strong survive, but the courageous triumph.” — Michael Scott16 Jul 2015—2.087.6
6Rain of Terror“Extraordinary people survive under the most terrible circumstances and they become more extraordinary because of it.” — Robertson Davies23 Jul 2015—2.187.7
7The Hunger“Humans are not the fastest or the strongest animals on the planet, but when it comes to survival, we have had the unique advantage of being clever.” — David Perlmutter30 Jul 2015—2.097.7
8After the Rescue“This is the chance in a lifetime. But it's not worth dying over.” — Wayne5 Aug 2015——7.6
9The Freeze“If quick, I survive. If not quick, I am lost. This is 'death.'” — Sun Tzu6 Aug 2015—1.807.6
10Brokedown Palace“Does anything in nature despair except man?” — May Sarton13 Aug 2015—1.948.2
11Triumph“Courage is not having the strength to go on; it is going on when you don't have the strength.” — Theodore Roosevelt20 Aug 2015—2.387.0