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Ice Road Truckers, season 2

This is a list of Ice Road Truckers Season 2 episodes.At the top of the world, there's an outpost like no other…and a job only a few would dare. The ice men return: two titans of the southern ice roads, and two contenders. Last season they drove loaded semis on frozen lakes…this year, the Arctic Ocean. Deeper into the deep freeze. Further out on thinner ice. The new mission: to haul the heavy metal of natural gas drilling rigs up a frozen river and across ice-choked seas. Ice road truckers have come to the edge of the earth. These are the men who make their living on thin ice.

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This is a list of Ice Road Truckers Season 2 episodes.

At the top of the world, there's an outpost like no other…and a job only a few would dare. The ice men return: two titans of the southern ice roads, and two contenders. Last season they drove loaded semis on frozen lakes…this year, the Arctic Ocean. Deeper into the deep freeze. Further out on thinner ice. The new mission: to haul the heavy metal of natural gas drilling rigs up a frozen river and across ice-choked seas. Ice road truckers have come to the edge of the earth. These are the men who make their living on thin ice.

Season 2 premiered on June 8, 2008, following the drivers on the Tuktoyaktuk Winter Road, a 194 km (121 mi) extension of the Dempster Highway between Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk in Canada's Northwest Territories. As the ice road from Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk is completed, drivers converge on Inuvik for the start of the year's transport season. Debogorski, Rowland, Yemm, and Sherwood find themselves lumped in with the other "highway maggots" – the local drivers' term for rookies on this road – and must adapt to new rules and conditions. The road takes them up the Mackenzie River and over parts of the Arctic Ocean, visiting Aput and later Langley rigs with long stretches in which drivers are out of radio contact. The final regular episode premiered on September 7, 2008.

Drivers

Debogorski, Rowland, Sherwood, and Yemm take part in this season as "highway maggots"—rookies on the ice road from Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk. The following experienced truckers are also profiled.

Eric Dufresne: A 46-year-old native of Montreal, now a resident of Faro, Yukon, with 26 years of experience on this ice road. As a result, he is often entrusted with loads that are heavy or hard to handle, such as a derrick in the season premiere. He also does much of his own maintenance and repair work, and is used to the cold weather, stating that he can be comfortable in a denim jacket even at −30 °F (−34 °C).

Gerald "Bear" Swensen ✝: Born in Saskatchewan, Swensen is a 59-year-old resident of British Columbia and a six-year ice road veteran. He has worked most of his life as a truck driver in the logging industry, with some actual logging experience as well. When not working on the ice roads, he works as a professional bear hunting guide. Like Dufresne, he frequently pulls heavier-than-average loads. Swenson would die from complications of cancer on December 11, 2022, at the age of 74.

Support personnel

Jordan Fedosoff: The manager of Matco's Inuvik branch office, Fedosoff was born in Saskatchewan and raised between the fields of Saskatchewan and the city of Montreal. He began working in the trucking industry in 1981. He has driven and worked in Inuvik since 1995. He has vast experience in the Mackenzie Valley and the Dempster Highway. Sherwood worked for him in season 2.

Route and destinations

Tuktoyaktuk Winter Road

Inuvik, Northwest Territories: Loads are assigned here to be transported north.

Mallik: An exploration site that encompasses fields of natural gas hydrates. By the end of the season, the crews working here succeed in extracting gas from these formations.

Aput: A natural gas exploration site set up by MGM Energy; later found to contain no significant deposits, whereupon the entire camp is moved 50 miles to Langley (see below).

Langley: MGM's second and last exploration site of the year; proves to hold sizable deposits.

Aklavik, Northwest Territories: A small hamlet, on the Mackenzie River delta, that depends on the ice road for delivery of needed supplies.

Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories: Loads (e.g. backhauls) are assigned here to be transported south.

Wurmlinger and Arctic Star : Two ice-locked barges that serve as headquarters for crews in the field. In the summer the Wurmlinger carries goods around.

Final load counts

Sherwood — 9; spent most of the season driving on pavement in Inuvik.
Debogorski — 22, as stated in "A Trucker's Farewell"; left early for medical reasons.
Yemm — 51; fired on the last day of the seas

出典: Ice Road Truckers season 2 (CC BY-SA)

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This is a list of Ice Road Truckers Season 2 episodes.

Drivers

Debogorski, Rowland, Sherwood, and Yemm take part in this season as "highway maggots"—rookies on the ice road from Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk. The following experienced truckers are also profiled.

Support personnel

Route and destinations

Tuktoyaktuk Winter Road

Inuvik, Northwest Territories: Loads are assigned here to be transported north.

Mallik: An exploration site that encompasses fields of natural gas hydrates. By the end of the season, the crews working here succeed in extracting gas from these formations.

Aput: A natural gas exploration site set up by MGM Energy; later found to contain no significant deposits, whereupon the entire camp is moved 50 miles to Langley (see below).

Langley: MGM's second and last exploration site of the year; proves to hold sizable deposits.

Aklavik, Northwest Territories: A small hamlet, on the Mackenzie River delta, that depends on the ice road for delivery of needed supplies.

Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories: Loads (e.g. backhauls) are assigned here to be transported south.

Wurmlinger and Arctic Star : Two ice-locked barges that serve as headquarters for crews in the field. In the summer the Wurmlinger carries goods around.

Final load counts

Sherwood — 9; spent most of the season driving on pavement in Inuvik.
Debogorski — 22, as stated in "A Trucker's Farewell"; left early for medical reasons.
Yemm — 51; fired on the last day of the seas

出典: Ice Road Truckers season 2 (CC BY-SA)

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