Big Timber Season 2: All You Need To Know About The Release Date & More

It can’t be better than July, as the Big Timber season 2 will be streamed on the 13th of this month! Undoubtedly a vast spectrum of audiences has been eagerly waiting for the show since October 2020 when the first season of the reality TV show premiered.

The show was originally aired on the Canadian History channel and then it came to Netflix on July 2nd, 2021. The much-awaited show is finally here, with a lot more excitement.

The reality show is mainly focused on a particular topic that isn’t cultured so much. It is an independent logging business. The show features the Canadian lumberjack Kevin Wenstob and his family.

Fans surely expect familiar faces in the second season. It is obviously Kevin Winston, the leader of the operations. His son and the mechanic Erik Wenstob are also there as a major part of Kevin’s team. Kevin’s wife and business partner Sarah Fleming is another important part of the show.

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Finally, it is Coleman Willner apart from the Wenstob family who is always a big help for Kevin. Apart from them, Glen Fox, Shanise, and Tyler Lindsay are other cast members of the show.

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The first season of Big Timber was entirely shot in Vancouver Island, Canada. In this season, Kevin needs to move 25 kilometers away for a new claim. He is faced with the primary obstacle of discovering the path leading to the new location is covered in its entirety by late spring snow.

The team has a situation to pay off a million-dollar penalty that the Canadian government put on Kevin as he left piled wood at his old timber claim. Kevin is at risk of going bankrupt. In this terrible situation, they face several hurdles on their way. It is the shortage of worthy red cedar.

They have only 16 weeks to collect enough logs and pay off the penalty. Finally, it is the hottest summer in the recent past. The race of the team is against nature. They need to execute their entire operation before the forest fire shuts all the doors in front of them.

Big Timber falls into the genre of reality. There are several similar productions on Netflix itself. Under Arrest, Battlefish, Selling Tampa, Shot in the Dark, Death by Magic, Motel Makeover, and Interior design masters are a few of those.

But Big Timber has its own place among these. Due to the excitement and the adverse situation presented in the show, it has gained a vast audience. Moreover, the hardship of timber businesses and the adventure in the woods and mountains associated with it mark the popularity of the show. The upcoming season is woven with much more exciting developments as mentioned above. So, get ready for Canada, there is barely a week left!