But times are tough and last year's oil prices have kept Goodson in the red. It's been a struggle to keep his company alive and keep his men off unemployment.

To make matters worse, the tough economy is starting to hit the logging industry and demand is waning. Harsh weather and a freak snowstorm wreak havoc upon Goodson's business and equipment, robbing him of valuable time and money.

But then Goodson All Terrain receives some bad news: new economic realities will force the mill to stop buying hardwood by the end of the week.

The crew works frantically to deliver as much wood to the mill as possible before they are literally cut off. Then, a critical piece of equipment breaks, costing the crew a day's work and thousands of dollars in repairs - at the worst possible time.

The economy continues to impact the timber industry resulting in low load quotas and mill closures - and frustrating financial loss for Goodson's All Terrain.

But there is hope for the business as the crew moves to a new tract of swampland with better timber. Will this fresh start in a new swamp start to turn everything around for Goodson's All Terrain?

As a result, Bobby Goodson is forced to move half his crew out of the swamp to harvest a pine tract on dry land. To make ends meet, his crew needs to haul the pine timber to one of the few mills still accepting lumber. But just as things look up, the economy deals a major blow, leaving Goodson with the toughest decision of his life.