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Jerry unleashes a secret weapon.

Ronnie places a heavy wager on a challenge with the Creeks.

This series follows a Texas family of feral-hog hunters, who protect ranches and residents from the destructive animals. The opener introduces the family, including patriarch Jerry Campbell, and his children, Robert and Krystal.

Jerry trains a new dog following the loss of his lead dog, Rooster. Meanwhile, Robert disregards Jerry's advice and buys two new dogs, which are tested in a hunt at an auto-salvage yard and on a ranch, where hogs are killing livestock.

A 250-pound boar terrorizes a widow, and the hunt brings a family clash as Jerry's methods are different than his children's methods.

A hog is ruining a golf course by ripping apart the greens and posing a threat to golfers; a pecan orchard is overrun with hogs; and Jerry worries the family when he disappears in the middle of the night.

A 900-acre deer-hunting ranch is overrun with boars. Robert invests in a hog trap for the job, and the family is forced to hunt through the night to get rid of the boars.

With their usual hand, Leah, unavailable, Robert hires a young hand to help out the family, but Krystal and Jerry aren't sure the new kid has what it takes to make it as a hog hunter. At the Y5 Ranch, wild hogs are killing cattle and eating calves. The Campbells and their new hire take on the job, but when Krystal's threatened by a hog, Robert makes a split second decision that leaves his sister m

A job at a vineyard requires new techniques in order to protect fragile grape vines; and Jerry travels to a farming community where hogs are destroying peanut crops.

A ranch is overrun with hogs, and the owners are considering selling the property, but Jerry's concern is that the property is so big that his children will be out of radio range and facing aggressive boars.

A helicopter is used on a ranch job, but a pack of hogs take the ground crew by surprise.

In the second-season opener, Jerry upsets Krystal when he puts Robert in charge of the family business.

Krystal attempts to prove she's qualified to run the family business, which rubs Robert the wrong way.

Robert botches a big job, allowing Krystal to step in and lead by example.

Tensions boil between Robert and Krystal, forcing Jerry to intervene.

Jerry hopes a road trip to Louisiana will help restore harmony to his family and business.

In a freaky Florida town steeped with Carnival history, Mike gambles big on the mother lode of must-have circus banners.

The guys from the Southern Californian make off with some cool old signs.

Frank falls super hard for a 63 Corvette Stingray and he keeps raising his offer that it makes Robbie wonder if this is really Frank. Meanwhile, Mike and Mefford kick off an ambitious restoration project.

The guys meet a stuntman from the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Frank receives a lesson in Knucklehead Zen when the guys visit Andy.

Frank "tick-tock" Fritz is over the moon when the guys pick a Portland clock shop that's a showcase for vintage mechanical wonders of all kinds.

At a historic Oregon flour mill, the guys tour the site of a massive restoration project and pick up some awesome items that will help in the rebuilding.

An old walnut farm in California has barns that have not seen the light of day in years and just might contain the Holy Grail of vintage workwear.

Jarrod finds the party locker he's always wanted; Rene discovers a new mobile business opportunity; and Ivy's footwear makes a huge impact.

Ivy angles his way into some vintage outdoor accessories; Dave finds his way into an unexpected audit; and Emily's departure ruins one buyer's day.

Mary finds vintage art; Ivy adds to his stamp collection; and Kenny faces his fears again.

The Gambler returns to form in Huntington Beach as Rene gets on everyone's bad side. Also: Mary finds her likeness to be lucrative while Ivy's prospects are cloudy at best.

Rene has a shocking find; Darrell's locker multiplies his investment; and Ivy tests his radar on the best.

Brandi and Jarrod uncover an Illuminati-ng stash; Dave does what he does best; and Mary finally gets the help she needs.

Mary tries to impress a client; Rene finds protection from predators; and Ivy heads to the barbershop.

Rene laughs all the way to the bank and Darrell reels in a hoard of goodies.

In Riverside, Brandi saves a loose pooch from oncoming traffic; Darrell's locker confirms his Magic Bullet Theory; and Kenny's unit serves up a shiny score.

The buyers head to Arcadia, where Darrell does some give and take; Ivy's prospects soar; and Rene and Casey find a his & hers locker.

A visit to San Bernardino jeopardizes Mary's fortune while Ivy manages to scrap together a bit of coin and Kenny finds all the magic.