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Alone

Season 2

Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada · Premiered 21 Apr 2016

WinnerDavid McIntyre66 days alone
10Survivalists
66daysWinning time
33.8daysAverage stay
28daysMedian stay
1Medical evacuations
13Episodesavg 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
    David McIntyreAge 50 · Kentwood, Michigan
    66 days
    Winner — Last one standing
  2. 2
    Larry RobertsAge 44 · Rush City, Minnesota
    64 days
    Health — Hunger and mental breakdown
  3. 3
    Jose Martinez AmoedoAge 45 · Santa Pola, Valencia, Canada
    59 days
    Health — Fell off kayak into river
  4. 4
    Nicole ApelianAge 45 · Portland, Oregon
    57 days
    Personal — Missed her kids
  5. 5
    Justin VititoeAge 35 · Augusta, Georgia
    35 days
    Personal — Had nothing left to accomplish
  6. 6
    Randy ChampagneAge 28 · Boulder, Utah
    21 days
    Personal — Didn't like being alone
  7. 7
    Mike LoweAge 55 · Lewis, Colorado
    21 days
    Personal — Missed his wife (ep. 7)
  8. 8
    Tracy WilsonAge 44 · Aiken, South Carolina
    8 days
    Personal — Afraid of bears
  9. 9
    Mary Kate GreenAge 36 · Homer, Alaska
    7 days
    Health ✚ Med-evac — Split tendon with axe
  10. 10
    Desmond WhiteAge 37 · Coolidge, Arizona
    0 days
    Personal — Bear scare (ep. 1)

The survivalists

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

Photo of David McIntyre1stWinner

David McIntyre

Writer And Former Missionary

Lasted
66 days
Age
50
From
Kentwood, Michigan

Loadout

  • Stainless steel knife
  • Ferro rod
  • 2 quart pot
  • 270 yards of 50 lb test fishing line, 30 yards of 100 lb test line, 25 circle hooks
  • Straight-blade folding saw
  • 2 lb axe
  • 0° rated sleeping bag
  • Bivy bag with US Army-issue Gore-Tex cover
  • Gill net
  • Emergency rations
Photo of Larry Roberts2ndplace

Larry Roberts

Electrician

Lasted
64 days
Age
44
From
Rush City, Minnesota

Loadout

  • Bushcraft knife
  • Ferro rod
  • 2-quart pot with lid
  • 300 yards of fishing lines and 25 assorted hooks
  • Collapsible saw
  • Axe
  • -20° rated sleeping bag
  • Gill net
  • Paracord
  • Emergency rations
Photo of Jose Martinez Amoedo3rdplace

Jose Martinez Amoedo

Aboriginal Skills Instructor

Lasted
59 days
Age
45
From
Santa Pola, Valencia, Canada

Loadout

  • Bushcraft knife
  • Ferro rod
  • 2 quart cast iron pot with lid
  • 300 yards of fishing lines and 25 assorted hooks
  • 1-piece handsaw
  • Axe
  • Canvas and flannel sleeping bag
  • Gill net
  • Woodworking multi-tool
  • Emergency rations
Photo of Nicole Apelian4thplace

Nicole Apelian

Anthropologist

Lasted
57 days
Age
45
From
Portland, Oregon

Loadout

  • Full Tang curved carbon steel knife with maple handle
  • Ferro rod
  • 16-inch stainless steel pan
  • 200 yards of 30 lb test fishing line, 100 yards of 80 lb test fishing lines and hooks
  • Folding saw
  • 23-inch splitting axe
  • -30° rated sleeping bag
  • Gill net
  • Emergency rations
  • Emergency rations
Photo of Justin Vititoe5thplace

Justin Vititoe

Former Us Sniper

Lasted
35 days
Age
35
From
Augusta, Georgia

Loadout

  • Multi-tool with 17 different tools
  • Ferro rod
  • 5 quart pan
  • 10 meters of 8mm climbing rope
  • 1-piece handsaw
  • Axe
  • Down sleeping bag with sleeves
  • Nylon netted hammock
  • Emergency rations
  • Emergency rations
Photo of Randy Champagne6thplace

Randy Champagne

Survival Instructor

Lasted
21 days
Age
28
From
Boulder, Utah

Loadout

  • Full Tang stainless steel knife
  • Ferro rod
  • 2 quart pot
  • Fishing lines and 25 assorted hooks
  • Crosscut carpenter saw
  • Axe
  • -20° rated sleeping bag
  • Gill net
  • Handmade bow and 6 arrows (4 broad heads, 2 field points)
  • Wire
Photo of Mike Lowe7thplace

Mike Lowe

Survivial Instructor

Lasted
21 days
Age
55
From
Lewis, Colorado

Loadout

  • Full Tang hunting knife
  • Ferro rod
  • 2 quart pot with lid
  • 300 yards of 50 lb test fishing line and 25 assorted hooks
  • Curved blade saw
  • 2.5 lb hickory handled axe
  • 0° rated sleeping bag
  • Gill net
  • Emergency rations
  • Emergency rations
Photo of Tracy Wilson8thplace

Tracy Wilson

Law Enforcement And Former Air Force

Lasted
8 days
Age
44
From
Aiken, South Carolina

Loadout

  • Hunting knife
  • Ferro rod
  • 2 quart pot
  • 200 yards of 40 lb test fishing line, 100 yards of 20 lb test line and 25 hooks
  • Collapsible saw
  • 3 lb axe
  • -40° rated sleeping bag
  • Gill net
  • Emergency rations
  • Emergency rations
Photo of Mary Kate Green9thplace

Mary Kate Green

Former Wildland Firefighter

Lasted
7 days ✚ Med-evac
Age
36
From
Homer, Alaska

Loadout

  • Bushcraft knife
  • Ferro rod
  • 2 quart cast iron pot
  • 300 yards of fishing line and 25 hooks
  • Bow saw
  • 26-inch axe
  • 0° Rated sleeping bag
  • Gill net
  • 12 foot x 12 foot tarp
  • Emergency rations
Photo of Desmond White10thplace

Desmond White

Former Us Army

Lasted
0 days
Age
37
From
Coolidge, Arizona

Loadout

  • Full Tang knife
  • Ferro rod
  • 2 quart pot with lid
  • 300 yards of 40 lb test fishing lines and 25 assorted hooks
  • Folding saw
  • Axe
  • -10° rated sleeping bag
  • Bivy bag with Gore-Tex cover
  • Gill net
  • Emergency rations

The loadout

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

  • Rations
    13 of 10
  • Axe
    10 of 10
  • Ferro rod
    10 of 10
  • Saw
    10 of 10
  • Sleeping bag
    10 of 10
  • Fishing gear
    9 of 10
  • Gillnet
    9 of 10
  • Knife
    9 of 10
  • Pot
    8 of 10
  • Bivy bag
    2 of 10
  • Frying pan
    2 of 10
  • Multitool
    2 of 10
  • Bow and arrows
    1 of 10
  • Hammock
    1 of 10
  • Paracord
    1 of 10
  • Rope
    1 of 10
  • Tarp
    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
1Once More Unto the Breach“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.” — H. P. Lovecraft21 Apr 2016101.527.3
2The Knife's Edge“The very basic core of a man's living spirit is his passion for adventure.” — Christopher McCandless28 Apr 201691.517.4
3The Beasts of the Night“Use your fear... It can take you to a place where you store your courage.” — Amelia Earhart5 May 201691.647.5
4Hunger's Grip“The instinct to survive will never change, neither will the human body's amazing ability to endure.” — John 'Lofty' Wiseman12 May 201681.587.4
5Storm Rising“Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.” — Mahatma Gandhi19 May 2016—1.757.5
6Adrift“Voyaging through wildernesses is essential to the growth and maturity of the human spirit.” — Steven Callahan26 May 2016—1.727.7
7Trial By Fire“In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments; there are consequences.” — R.G. Ingersoll9 Jun 2016—1.607.6
8The Ascent“Why wilderness? Because we like the taste of freedom, because we like the smell of danger.” — Edward Abbey16 Jun 2016—1.687.7
9The Madness“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” — Albert Einstein23 Jun 2016—1.617.7
10The Gamble“The world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places.” — Ernest Hemingway30 Jun 2016—1.707.5
11Winter's Fury“To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering.” — Friedrich Nietzsche7 Jul 2016—1.617.7
12Into the Abyss“You're never more alive than when you're almost dead.” — Tim O'Brien14 Jul 2016—1.607.7
13The End Game“Endurance is not just the ability to bear a hard thing, but to turn it into glory.” — William Barclay14 Jul 2016—1.547.8