S03 E16 "Gold Rush in Alaska: Fire and Ice": The Hoffman team is still 279 ounces short of their season goal. Therefore, the men on the claim are resorting to unconventional measures: In the 19th century, gold miners lit fires to thaw the frozen ground. The method is outdated, but still worth a try, according to veteran prospector Jack. For this reason, he believes the team should make one last, major push. They need wood, lots of wood! With it, the prospectors plan to really heat up the permafrost.
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For weeks, it looked as if all their hard work had been for nothing. Todd Hoffman and his team were on the verge of ruin in the Yukon Territory. But then the treasure hunters suddenly came within reach of their big dream of fame and fortune. By the time winter set in, they had found gold worth over $110,000. And only the freezing cold prevented them from finding much more. Now the group has got a taste for it. In this season, the adventurers return to get the rest. At least 1,000 ounces of precious metal await Todd and his companions on the Klondike River. Enough to make the men millionaires.
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