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Alone

Season 4

Lost and Found · Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada · Premiered 15 Jun 2017

WinnerJim Baird & Ted Baird75 days alone
14/ 7 teamsSurvivalists
75daysWinning time
31.4daysAverage stay
14daysMedian stay
2Medical evacuations
10Episodesavg IMDb 7.3

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
    Jim BairdAge 35 · Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Team: Ted and Jim Baird (brothers)
    75 days
    Winner — Last one standing
  2. 1
    Ted BairdAge 32 · Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Team: Ted and Jim Baird (brothers)
    75 days
    Winner — Last one standing
  3. 2
    Pete BrockdorffAge 61 · Poolesville, Maryland · Team: Pete and Sam Brockdorff (father/son)
    74 days
    Health — Starvation, Jointly decided the cost of the game wasn't worth it
  4. 2
    Sam BrockdorffAge 26 · Poolesville, Maryland · Team: Pete and Sam Brockdorff (father/son)
    74 days
    Health — Starvation, Jointly decided the cost of the game wasn't worth it
  5. 3
    Brooke WhippleAge 45 · Fox, Alaska · Team: Dave and Brooke Whipple (husband/wife)
    49 days
    Personal — Felt too exhausted and drained to go on
  6. 3
    Dave WhippleAge 40 · Fox, Alaska · Team: Dave and Brooke Whipple (husband/wife)
    49 days
    Personal — Felt too exhausted and drained to go on
  7. 4
    Brody WilkesAge 33 · Kentwood, Louisiana · Team: Chris and Brody Wilkes (brothers)
    14 days
    Personal — Missed family and felt guilty for having left them behind
  8. 4
    Chris WilkesAge 44 · Hattiesburg, Mississippi · Team: Chris and Brody Wilkes (brothers)
    14 days
    Personal — Missed family and felt guilty for having left them behind
  9. 5
    Jesse BosdellAge 31 · Skowhegan, Maine · Team: Jesse and Shannon Bosdell (brothers)
    5 days
    Health — Shannon obtained lower back injury
  10. 5
    Shannon BosdellAge 44 · Wrangell, Alaska · Team: Jesse and Shannon Bosdell (brothers)
    5 days
    Health ✚ Med-evac — Lower back injury
  11. 6
    Alex RibarAge 48 · Montville, Maine · Team: Alex and Logan Ribar (father/son)
    2 days
    Personal — Were not mentally prepared
  12. 6
    Logan RibarAge 19 · Liberty, Maine · Team: Alex and Logan Ribar (father/son)
    2 days
    Personal — Were not mentally prepared
  13. 7
    Brad RichardsonAge 23 · Fox Lake, Illinois · Team: Brad and Josh Richardson (brothers)
    1 days
    Health — Josh injured ankle
  14. 7
    Josh RichardsonAge 19 · Fox Lake, Illinois · Team: Brad and Josh Richardson (brothers)
    1 days
    Health ✚ Med-evac — Injured ankle

The survivalists

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

Photo of Jim Baird1stWinner

Jim Baird

Freelance Writer

Lasted
75 days
Age
35
From
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Team
Ted and Jim Baird (brothers)

Loadout

  • Saw – crosscut teeth
  • Bow and arrows – recurve bow, 50+ lb. draw
  • Gillnet
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Trapping wire
  • Fishing line and hooks
  • Pot – titanium
  • Multitool
  • Rations
  • Ax – painted orange
Photo of Ted Baird1stWinner

Ted Baird

Adventure Videographer

Lasted
75 days
Age
32
From
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Team
Ted and Jim Baird (brothers)

Loadout

  • Saw – crosscut teeth
  • Bow and arrows – recurve bow, 50+ lb. draw
  • Gillnet
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Trapping wire
  • Fishing line and hooks
  • Pot – titanium
  • Multitool
  • Rations
  • Ax – painted orange
Photo of Pete Brockdorff2ndplace

Pete Brockdorff

Retired Shipping Driver

Lasted
74 days
Age
61
From
Poolesville, Maryland
Team
Pete and Sam Brockdorff (father/son)

Loadout

  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Fishing line and hooks – 50 yards of 40 lb. test and 250 yards of 20 lb. test
  • Gillnet – 12′ x 4′
  • Trapping wire – 3.5 lb. gauge
  • Rations
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Paracord – 500 lb. Rated
  • Saw – folding saw, 14″ blade
  • Ax – 26″ all-steel ax
  • Pot – 2 quarts, stainless steel
Photo of Sam Brockdorff2ndplace

Sam Brockdorff

Environmental Scientist

Lasted
74 days
Age
26
From
Poolesville, Maryland
Team
Pete and Sam Brockdorff (father/son)

Loadout

  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Fishing line and hooks – 50 yards of 40 lb. test and 250 yards of 20 lb. test
  • Gillnet – 12′ x 4′
  • Trapping wire – 3.5 lb. gauge
  • Rations
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Paracord – 500 lb. Rated
  • Saw – folding saw, 14″ blade
  • Ax – 26″ all-steel ax
  • Pot – 2 quarts, stainless steel
Photo of Brooke Whipple3rdplace

Brooke Whipple

Outdoor Educator

Lasted
49 days
Age
45
From
Fox, Alaska
Team
Dave and Brooke Whipple (husband/wife)

Loadout

  • Bow saw
  • Pot – vintage aluminum coffee pot, 2 quarts
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Bar of Soap
  • Rations
  • Ax – full-sized felling ax
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Fishing line and hooks
  • Pan
  • Rations
Photo of Dave Whipple3rdplace

Dave Whipple

Builder

Lasted
49 days
Age
40
From
Fox, Alaska
Team
Dave and Brooke Whipple (husband/wife)

Loadout

  • Bow saw
  • Pot – vintage aluminum coffee pot, 2 quarts
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Bar of Soap
  • Rations
  • Ax – full-sized felling ax
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Fishing line and hooks
  • Pan
  • Rations
Photo of Brody Wilkes4thplace

Brody Wilkes

Industrial Project Manager

Lasted
14 days
Age
33
From
Kentwood, Louisiana
Team
Chris and Brody Wilkes (brothers)

Loadout

  • Bivy bag – waterproof bivy for sleeping bag
  • Ax – medium-sized
  • Pot – 2-quart bush pot
  • Fishing line and hooks – 50 yards 30 lb. test, 100 yards 100 lb. test, 150 yards 40 lb. test
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Bivy bag – waterproof bivy for sleeping bag
  • Pot – 2-quart bush pot
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Saw – 18″ blade
  • Gillnet
Photo of Chris Wilkes4thplace

Chris Wilkes

Psychotherapist

Lasted
14 days
Age
44
From
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Team
Chris and Brody Wilkes (brothers)

Loadout

  • Bivy bag – waterproof bivy for sleeping bag
  • Ax – medium-sized
  • Pot – 2-quart bush pot
  • Fishing line and hooks – 50 yards 30 lb. test, 100 yards 100 lb. test, 150 yards 40 lb. test
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Bivy bag – waterproof bivy for sleeping bag
  • Pot – 2-quart bush pot
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Saw – 18″ blade
  • Gillnet
Photo of Jesse Bosdell5thplace

Jesse Bosdell

Retired Green Beret

Lasted
5 days
Age
31
From
Skowhegan, Maine
Team
Jesse and Shannon Bosdell (brothers)

Loadout

  • Gillnet
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Fishing line and hooks
  • Pot – 2 quarts, cast iron
  • Saw
  • Bow and arrows
  • Multitool
  • Canteen
  • Rations
  • Rations
Photo of Shannon Bosdell5thplace

Shannon Bosdell

Fisherman

Lasted
5 days ✚ Med-evac
Age
44
From
Wrangell, Alaska
Team
Jesse and Shannon Bosdell (brothers)

Loadout

  • Gillnet
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Fishing line and hooks
  • Pot – 2 quarts, cast iron
  • Saw
  • Bow and arrows
  • Multitool
  • Canteen
  • Rations
  • Rations
Photo of Alex Ribar6thplace

Alex Ribar

Construction Foreman

Lasted
2 days
Age
48
From
Montville, Maine
Team
Alex and Logan Ribar (father/son)

Loadout

  • Bow and arrows
  • Paracord – 500 lb. Rated
  • Gillnet
  • Ax – 24″
  • Multitool
  • Fishing line and hooks – 6 lb. test, 30 lb. test, 60 lb. test
  • Pot – stainless steel, 2 quarts
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Saw – 24″ folding saw
  • Rations
Photo of Logan Ribar6thplace

Logan Ribar

Equipment Operator

Lasted
2 days
Age
19
From
Liberty, Maine
Team
Alex and Logan Ribar (father/son)

Loadout

  • Bow and arrows
  • Paracord – 500 lb. Rated
  • Gillnet
  • Ax – 24″
  • Multitool
  • Fishing line and hooks – 6 lb. test, 30 lb. test, 60 lb. test
  • Pot – stainless steel, 2 quarts
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Saw – 24″ folding saw
  • Rations
Photo of Brad Richardson7thplace

Brad Richardson

Blacksmith

Lasted
1 day
Age
23
From
Fox Lake, Illinois
Team
Brad and Josh Richardson (brothers)

Loadout

  • Saw – collapsible bow saw
  • Bivy bag
  • Canteen – 64 oz.
  • Ax – mid-sized camp ax
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Fishing line and hooks
  • Pot – 2 quarts, stainless steel
  • Saw – crosscut
  • Bivy bag
  • Rations
Photo of Josh Richardson7thplace

Josh Richardson

Blacksmith

Lasted
1 day ✚ Med-evac
Age
19
From
Fox Lake, Illinois
Team
Brad and Josh Richardson (brothers)

Loadout

  • Saw – collapsible bow saw
  • Bivy bag
  • Canteen – 64 oz.
  • Ax – mid-sized camp ax
  • Tarp – 12′ x 12′
  • Fishing line and hooks
  • Pot – 2 quarts, stainless steel
  • Saw – crosscut
  • Bivy bag
  • Rations

The loadout

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

  • Tarp
    20 of 14
  • Pot
    16 of 14
  • Rations
    16 of 14
  • Saw
    16 of 14
  • Fishing gear
    14 of 14
  • Axe
    12 of 14
  • Gillnet
    10 of 14
  • Bivy bag
    8 of 14
  • Bow and arrows
    6 of 14
  • Multitool
    6 of 14
  • Canteen
    4 of 14
  • Paracord
    4 of 14
  • Trapping wire
    4 of 14
  • Frying pan
    2 of 14
  • Soap
    2 of 14

Episodes

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

EpTitle & opening quoteAiredRemainingViewers (M)IMDb
1Divide and Conquer“Freedom is something that dies unless it's used.” — Hunter S. Thompson15 Jun 2017—1.726.9
2Hell on Earth“The clearest way into the universe is through a forest wilderness” — John Muir22 Jun 2017—1.476.9
3Margin of Error“Alone, we can do so little; together we can do so much.” — Helen Keller29 Jun 2017—1.547.1
4The Last Mile“Without a family, man, alone in the world, trembles with the cold.” — Andre Maurois6 Jul 2017—1.547.2
5Double or Nothing“Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success.” — Henry Ford13 Jul 2017—1.437.3
6Thicker Than Water“Men argue. Nature acts.” — Voltaire20 Jul 2017—1.547.4
7Hooked“Either men will learn to live like brothers, or they will die like beasts.” — Max Lerner27 Jul 2017—1.647.5
8Flare-Up“Hell is other people.” — Jean-Paul Sartre3 Aug 2017—1.467.4
9My Brother's Keeper“The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.” — Phil Jackson10 Aug 2017—1.417.5
10Flesh and Blood“Heroism is endurance for one moment more.” — George F. Kennan17 Aug 2017—1.387.6