INFAST US

A day in the life of a globetrotting freestyle motocross team, Bolddog, with Dan Whitby, Samson Eaton and Arran Powley.

The Warden's day starts early with an opportunity to capture a convicted game violator.

The Wardens are called in to round up a 1,000 pound bully.

Region one wardens come across a squatter on public land that leaves them speechless; region five wardens are on high alert at the annual Yellowstone River Boat Float.

Birds, bucks and missing licenses.

Women are not well represented in the police, but they play a key role in India and Palestine where they deal with special cases involving women.

In Catalonia, the regional police have taken over from Spain's national force, deploying a rapid-response motorcycle unit to tackle urban crime; meanwhile in Haifa, Israel's main port city, police operate under strict laws in a tense environment shaped by terrorism threats and ongoing regional conflict.

The center of trafficking is the Paraná river, separating Brazil and Paraguay, where the Brazilian government has established a special police unit called NEPOM.

In Buenos Aires and Haiti, the government establishes a special police department aimed to work in the marginal neighborhoods and reassure the public.

Ciudad Juárez is a principal trafficking route for migrants seeking a better life and in order to attempt to prevent the illegal crossing of the USA border, Special forces of the Mexican Federal Police patrol the area for suspicious activity.

For the first time in years, the Keefer Brothers' boots hit the gravel in remote Alaska.

Over a decade later, Maniac Mountain provides another first for the brothers.

The top of the food chain comes into question as the Keefer brothers find themselves between a grizzly and a wolf.

Animals are everywhere, but that doesn't mean anything is going to be easy.

Sunrise gives life to the valley and animals are on the move.

Miles upon miles remain on the trip, the brothers wonder if they should leave animals to find animals.

Alaska doesn't ask people to leave, she tells them to leave.

The Keefer Brothers give an inside look at how "Dropped" came to be.

Mario risks it all by rafting down the deadliest strip of water in Africa, the Zambezi River, towards Lake Kariba, only to find himself in front of some of the biggest and baddest problematic man-eating crocodiles on the planet.

Mario was told by locals that deep in the Namibian desert there is an odd-looking creature.

In the Kalahari Desert, there is an ancient tribe lives off the land.

Just off the coast of Africa is a strip of 115 islands called the Seychelles; Mario educates his audience as to how to fish reefs; species like bonefish and milk fish are caught for fun and Mario even attempts to swim with sailfish.

Mario explores the coast of Cape Town, where the Indian Ocean meets the Atlantic, and tries to catch yellowfin tuna.

Deep in the wilderness of Northern South Africa, poaching is rife, and the wilderness is as dangerous as it gets; Mario attempts to be the first in the area to have ever harvested one of the most dangerous animals known to Africa, the Cape buffalo.

The Axis deer populations in Hawaii have reached plague proportions, and they are in fact invasive to this beautifully pristine archipelago of the Pacific.

Mario links up with Frank Stallone and ventures off to Kansas in search of Eastern turkeys. With Frank's Italian background, Mario insists that it's possible to make turkey meatballs that taste amazing.

Former UFC Lightweight Champion and Hall of Famer Chuck Liddell and Mario take on the mountain tops of Idaho on horseback. The two are on a search for a mysterious piece of protein.

Mario travels to the outer limits of the Eastern Coast of Canada to a place called Prince Edward Island; home to some of the biggest bluefin tuna on the planet, these fish can grow up to 1,000 pounds.

Laramy Miller is hitting the trail again with his trusty horse Seven and packhorse Jenson; Laramy preps and packs his gear, then says goodbye to his family and sets out on a challenging adventure.

Discovering the trail was impassable, Laramy backtracks to find a way around the deadfall to continue his journey, hunting, fishing and foraging his way deeper into the back country.

Laramy continues to have success foraging and fishing, but has yet to stalk any big game; with winter weather closing in, Laramy decides to build a shelter and settle into camp so he can stay dry in the rain and snow.

Laramy has some unexpected and unwelcome guests in camp, but the result is the first red meat he's had in weeks; he takes care of the hide and plans out his next move on The Trail.

Laramy packs up camp and begins to head down the trail when he crosses paths with an opportunity he can't pass up.

Laramy spots an elk herd on the adjacent hillside and decides to try stalking them; a successful stalk means lots of camp chores for Laramy before he heads down the trail.

Rick Johnson changes his residency to Minnesota, which leads to the start of a family business; Tim and Jeff try again at Clam Lake, hoping to at least pull even this time.

Three teams of commercial fishermen fish the lakes and rivers of the Midwest.

Three teams of commercial fishermen fish the lakes and rivers of the Midwest.

Tim Adams pairs with his old friend, George, trying to turn a hot market into real money; Rick and Mike Johnson have fish penned up and a truck on the way.

Three teams of commercial fishermen fish the lakes and rivers of the Midwest.

Rick Johnson tries to change his luck and obtain a contract to fish Clam Lake.

Host Ott DeFoe hunts down double-digit largemouth bass in a shallow lake full of grass.

Host Ott DeFoe hunts down double-digit largemouth bass in a forgotten lake in western Florida.

Host Ott DeFoe hunts down double-digit largemouth bass in the alleyways and cuts of northern Florida waters.

Host Ott DeFoe hunts down double-digit Largemouth Bass in waters that haven't been fished in decades.

Countdown through the season to reveal the true monster largemouth bass.