In Washington, frustration boils over as Rygaard and Oakes are forced to share the same landing. Down in the bayou, Shelby gets in hot water with the law over a contested log. Up in Alaska, Joe and Coatsy struggle to get the Papac crew back on track. In Florida, the Dreadknots have a run-in with fish and wildlife while the chapman crew works through the night to catch up in the log count. And on the Pearl River, the Ax Cut team races against a fast moving tropical storm.

AX Men Season 7 Episodes...

• s07e01 - Axes and Allies
• s07e02 - Pain in the Ax
• s07e03 - Burying the Hatchet
• s07e04 - Out on a Limb
• s07e05 - Swamp Man Sabotage
• s07e06 - Large Barge
• s07e07 - Father Knows Best
• s07e08 - A Frayed Knot
• s07e09 - Log Jam
• s07e10 - Logger Down
• s07e11 - Bombs Away
• s07e12 - Who'll Stop The Reign?
• s07e13 - Ax Marks the Spot
• s07e14 - End of a Legend
• s07e15 - Dog Days
• s07e16 - Albie Damned
• s07e17 - Tooth and Nail
• s07e18 - Battle Ax
• s07e19 - Trucked Up
• s07e20 - Cutting it Close

AX Men Show Summary

Ax Men is the first-ever non-fiction series about the treacherous life of Pacific Northwest timber cutters. From History and Original Productions, the same team responsible for the mega hit, Ice Road Truckers, this series looks at the legacy that the pioneers of our country laid for the present and future generations of loggers.

Deep in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, rugged men make their living doing one of the most dangerous jobs in history... Logging. Their mission: to retrieve timber perched on mountainsides too steep to access with machines. But this is no easy task.

For more than a hundred years, larger than life characters, many of whom are members of logging families that go back to the time when the West was being settled, have spent their days among towering trees and powerful machines and their nights in outposts far from the comforts of civilization. Ax Men will tell remarkable stories detailing the history of the logging industry, showing how technology has transformed life for today's logger, while the struggle of man versus nature stays the same.