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A 1967 Pontiac GTO, a Harley Davidson Fat Boy and a 1968 Camaro SS 350 are featured.

Danny makes a regrettable purchase at an auction. Also: a '71 Monte Carlo.

A custom bike is built for a disabled man. Also: a '60 Coupe de Ville; a '70s El Camino.

Danny tackles a boat project. Also: a Plymouth Superbird.

Krystal and Lea hunt exotics.

Krystal and Lea struggle on the watermelon farm.

Jerry administers tough love.

Krystal makes a mistake that threatens the life of a loved one.

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.

In Texas, Retro Rick opens the doors to his stockpile of Hollywood relics. And, Robbie is determined to reunite two halves of an ultra-rare gas globe.

The Wolfe brothers go nuts when junkyard Ron opens the doors to his jaw-dropping Fort Knox of high-end toys near Dallas, and Mike hones in on the Holy Grail of VWs in Ohio.

The Wolfe brothers howl over a late friend's picking nirvana. Brian amasses a collection of oversized gems.

Mike and Danielle geek out over a collection of oddball antiques in Ohio while a thrilling joyride in his new vintage Impala leaves Robbie stranded.

Mike and Jersey John fall hard for a grand South Carolina home while Danielle scores a few racy relics in Mississippi.

Mike and Jersey Jon hone in on some big money picks in North Carolina while Danielle and Robbie meet a legendary bluegrass fiddler with an awesome Nashville collection.

Robbie gets revved up for a time-travel bike in Mississippi while Mike unearths a barn-fresh 1932 pickup in North Carolina that hasn't seen the light of day in 50 years.

For Mike and Jersey Jon, the deals are flying in a North Carolina garage. Meanwhile, Danielle and Robbie uncover the celebrated history of a legendary Kentucky hotel.

Brandi shows up in Riverside in order to distract, and it works.

In Lancaster, it's not the other buyers but rather a small animal that catches Lisa off guard, though she does snag a new type of prize. Ivy and Isaiah barrel their way through a unit, leaving them in need of a drink, while Darrell keeps getting stuck behind an old lady.

Kenny tries bribing the other team in Canyon Country; Isaiah and Ivy makes the most of their lot; Brandi faces the powers of darkness.

This time in Montebello, Rene goes head-to-head with Darrell, buying the sister unit to see if he can finally unseat the King. Meanwhile, Lisa and her dog sneak their way into a locker that earns her stamp of approval.

Ivy Calvin takes a seat along with Barry and Kenny to talk pigeons, turtles and the secrets of making a living as a storage buyer. Later, the entire casts recounts the craziest things they've ever heard Laura say and share their worst locker buying experiences.

Brandi wakes up on the wrong side of the bed but feels much better after picking up a locker in Placentia. Rene goes to the office to quickly flip his money. Kenny struggles just to get through his unit, which seems to have it in for him. Darrell tries to get something just for himself.

Barry arrives code 3 to Stanton, where he takes on a new disciple. Lisa gets clinical with her find, forcing her to take a closer look. The new guy pays heavily for a unit, but seems to know what he's doing, while Brandi and Rene struggle to stay in the game.

Brandi wakes up on the wrong side of the bed but makes the best of it in Fullerton. Meanwhile, Ivy snipes one locker and grabs a second, knocking out the competition. and Kenny finds something precious.

It's a hot one in Moreno Valley, with temperatures reaching the 100s.

It's a scorcher in Banning, so Kenny dresses "tropical" in hopes of channeling a Caribbean breeze. Rene is on the hunt for piping hot collectibles. Ivy can only bring "half" of Isaiah to help. Brandi's newfound Zen energy at the auction does not last.

The blazing heat in Riverside inspires Lisa and Kenny to break out the parasols. Dusty wears his intuition on his sleeve. Ivy releases the hounds and makes out nicely as a result.