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A yarder operator at Papac Alaska walks off in the middle of the day; Swilley's determination to beat S&S in the Suwannee River Log Off leads to a life-threatening mistake; Big Gun Logging loses control of the Ole Keasy site.

Start-up outfit Big Gun Logging hits a snag as their deadline approaches; Buck & Swilley make a run for the lead in the log-off; Jimmy deals with a crew crisis; Shelby Stanga enlists the help of a voodoo team.

Shelby Stanga and a massive tree fight to the death; the bad blood between Dave and Fernando boils over; two of Papac's machines get tangled up; Buck and Swilley raise the stakes; Siderius Logging gambles on life and limb.

Shelby Stanga takes his newest assistant loggin' and froggin'; Travis earns his stripes when he's forced into a deadly situation; S&S hits bottom, then hits gold. In Washington; Joe lets loose.

Big Gun Logging faces sheer rock cliffs and a new crop of greenhorns; a widow-maker threatens to take out Coatsy; a gamble gets out of control; Jimmy and James hit rock bottom.

Danny has a customer who is looking to restore a 1942 Ford truck that saw some action in WWII; Roli and Ryan look at a '71 Duster; Danny gets a 1974 Bronco that isn't all he thought it would be.

The shop is restoring a 1942 Ford truck; Danny and Ryan look at a 1929 Ford Roadster; Gary pulls one over on Mike in the paint shop; Danny finds a Corvette and Firebird that might be for sale.

Danny lands a pimp-tastic 1967 Impala, but when it's time to hand the keys over to an important client, Danny doesn't think he can let her go; an old friend shows Danny a 1914 Ford that's headed to the Smithsonian.

Legendary rocker George Lynch from the metal band Dokken comes in with his very cool 1965 Buick Riviera and gives Danny free rein to put the Count's Kustoms rock and roll touch on it.

Ryan applies his painting skills on a '67 Firebird; a one-of-a-kind local car collection.

Danny is asked to find and build a 1979 Camaro Z28; one is found online, but the car is not in good condition and the project turns into a nightmare; another client asks Ryan to trick out four high-end computer towers, in just three days.

Danny's fight with a nightmare Z28 continues, as he puts it though endless fabrication to bring it back to life; Danny visits Steve Barton's world-class car collection; Danny finds it was worth the trouble when the client comes to pick up his Z28.

Danny finally finds a Plymouth Roadrunner, and he's doing it up exactly as he wants to; Mike starts a side project that is as scary as it is silly.

A customer wishes to trick out his 2004 Harley-Davidson Road Glide, but Shannon and Ryan aren't sure they can do everything he wants; a fellow collector drops by with a rare 1970 Lincoln Mark III.

Danny has bought a replacement for his beloved dune buggy, Sparkles; Mike talks Ryan into taking it for a quick joyride that ends up anything but joyful; Danny visits a collection with a patriotic 1962 Corvette he falls in love with.

Ryan is asked to paint a Harley trike in the spirit of Van Gogh's "Starry Night"; Kevin finds a car that might be one of the most valuable ones Danny has ever seen, if it's an original.

Shannon faces a tall task when he's asked to fix up a jumbled 1979 Ironhead Sportster; Ryan turns his attention to Danny's prized police cruiser.

Danny gets a '62 Caddy which he hopes will be a huge flip; Ryan hatches a secret plan for the car behind Danny's back; Danny and Ryan visit a world-class dune buggy collection.

Danny attempts to get the derailed '62 Caddy project back on track; Ryan tries to make up for a mishap by finding a flip or two for the shop.

Danny gets a 1967 Mustang that he hopes he can turn into another Count's Kustoms masterpiece; Shannon and Roli meet a classic couple and their classic 50s Chevys.

Danny plans to put the Count's Kustoms touch on a classic Harley-Davidson; Danny finds a rare Mercury that he knows nothing about, but he loves it so much that he starts bidding anyway.

Jerry learns he must make some lifestyle changes following a health scare; Tom Walker offers Krystal and Lea a dangerous but lucrative job opportunity; Ronnie Creek teams up with his cousin Christina after asking for her forgiveness.

Ronnie tells Jerry about his plans for the Campbell family; Tom's unpredictability raises safety concerns for Krystal and Lea; Jerry and Robert meet their newly hired hogging assistant.

Tom surprises Krystal and Lea by bringing in a friend to help with the workload; Jerry is impressed with new employee Katie, but Robert views her as a distraction.

The guys take on the girls in a hog-catching competition; Jerry continues flirting with Katie while Robert kills a hog to protect his dogs.

Jerry gives Katie a special gift as a way of initiating her into the Campbell clan; Krystal and Lea become upset when Tom's rash actions cost them a payday.

Jerry removes hogs from the ranch of Olympic gold medalist and professional stuntman Dean Smith; Krystal and Lea return home from Florida with empty pockets.

Jerry begins to doubt that he could ever truly replace his daughter; Krystal and Lea take a job hunting exotics to raise money to get back their repossessed Jeep.

Jerry must lean on Katie as the team continues work on the Dean Smith job; Krystal and Lea struggle with an assignment on a watermelon farm.

Krystal and Lea square off against Jerry, Robert and Katie as the two teams attempt to capture a hog on a watermelon farm.

Krystal makes a mistake in the heat of the battle that threatens the life of a loved one; Jerry travels to Mexico on a job.

Jerry unleashes a secret weapon against revengeful Ronnie; Krystal and Lea return to action; Robert helps Katie pursue a monstrous hog.

Ronnie bets all of his money on winning the war against the Campbells; Jerry reveals the results of the competition.

The Campbell family seeks to turn its patriarch's hog hunting lifestyle into a business; their first job sees their lead hunting dog disappear in the middle of the hunt.

New dogs bring new problems, as the Campbells take on jobs at a ranch and an auto salvage yard.

An elderly widow is terrorized by a massive boar; the family clashes between old and new methods.

A hog hunt at a golf course brings concerns about Jerry's health; pecan orchard overrun with hogs.

A Kentucky collector is eager to sell his stock before the roof of the building caves in; a pack rat in West Virginia wants to sell some of his collection.

Mike finds a retro boat and a BMW micro car in a California garage; the guys return to a radiator shop.

Mike discovers a 100-year-old turbocharged hot rod; a massive man cave yields sweet deals; Frank hopes to save a vintage muscle car from a rusty fate.

Mike and Frank take a one-of-a-kind rocket car out for a spin.

It's a picking blitz in Virginia as Mike, Frank, Robbie, and Danielle hit the road to leave no lead unturned.

Mike, Frank, Danielle and Robbie double down in Virginia, but they hit a roadblock with a seller who won't let go of a one-of-a-kind find.

Mike and Frank encounter a real-deal motorcycle legend ready to clean out some of his high-octane stock; a VIP pass to a unique man cave uncovers a rare item that's old and odd.

Mike gambles on a 1935 Auburn that's either a diamond in the rough or a total dud; the guys tread dangerous ground while picking an Iowa Harley enthusiast; Dave unveils a project one year in the making that's also Mike's biggest-ever investment.

Kenny bids on a massive locker; Rene and Casey attempt to go small; Shana and Edwina's mystery box is mislabeled.

Darrell breaks in the new guy; Brandi and Jarrod detect something mysterious in their unit; Justin digs through a decent locker.

The buyers face 10 vaults belonging to the same owner; Ivy draws a nice profit; Mary and Kenny do all the heavy lifting.

In Stanton, Calif., Dave learns that making a profit is sometimes like pulling teeth; Mary grinds to get into the black; Ivy's locker ends up sucking and blowing.

Shana and Edwina bring their "Golden Girls" chic to Riverside, Calif., but end up phoning it in; a messy unit catches Dave's attention; Rene switches from buying to selling.

Mary dabbles with Dave's dark arts in Torrence, Calif.; Kenny takes some excavation lessons; Brandi and Jarrod quit horsing around long enough to stumble across a wartime oddity.

The buyers head out to Lake Arrowhead, Calif., where Ivy puts economies of scale to the test; Justin almost hits the bull's-eye on his locker; Darrell and Chad find fortunes on the farm.

Dave brings his mentor with him to Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., but has little to show for it; Brandi and Jarrod go all in on a hunch; Kenny tries to downsize his strategy; Ivy shows a skeptical Emily how he pulls a win out of a locker.

Nine stories of treasures in the Koreatown neighborhood of Los Angeles; the Vegas Ladies discover that one of them has Texas flair; Kenny lucks out looking for lady stuff; Mary gets the spring back in her step.

Rene brings Gunther along to West Covina, Calif., for moral support, but gets annoyed when the older German will not take sides; Darrell stumbles over a potential diamond in the rough; Brandi and Jarrod discover a different national pastime.

During "Bring Your Brother to Work Day" in Thousand Oaks, Calif., Justin sinks his money into a unit with an interesting pair; Dave pushes Mary to the breaking point; Kenny makes a nice profit piece by piece.

In Huntington Beach, Calif., Darrell's insider information amplifies his investment considerably; Mary's find cooks up some oversized accoutrements; Kenny takes advantage of others' missteps to grab a unit.

Darrell is at risk of losing the title of "The King of Montebello"; Brandi and Jarrod find their way back to the auction with the help of some pocket tech; Casey bails herself out despite being confined with an infectious German.

Mary needs help managing a tiny parking lot in Van Nuys, Calif.; Ivy goes on the prowl for a bike; Dave scores a therapeutic locker; Justin tries to show the rest of the buyers how to make the most out of a unit.

Brandi and Jarrod bring an old friend along to do some heavy lifting; Ivy finds his fun in the little things; Mary discovers where her bread is really buttered; Shana and Edwina crack themselves up with some snappy accessories.

Brandi and Jarrod pick up what may be the best of the worst in Buena Park, Calif.; Kenny and his cousin glide through a half-decent locker; Ivy comes to the auction dressed to kill; Mary tries to turn up the volume.

Jimmy and James Smith go to an anger management counselor; Gabe Rygaard unveils a bold new plan to run two yarders on the same site; one of Big Gun's greenhorns faces the end of the line; Shelby takes on an assistant who puts him in his place.

Shelby and cousin Belinda are under the gun to find a huge Cypress; S&S hires a new diver but says goodbye to an old one; the cowboys of Siderius break in their greenhorn.

An accident sends one man over the edge of the landing at Papac; greenhorn Jesse Kelleher is in need of redemption; the swamp man gets into a shootout.

The battle between Shelby Stanga and Richard comes to a head; Buck and Swilley's boat goes boom; a greenhorn at Big Gun shows his dark side; Joe and Coatsy bury the hatchet.

Gabe's two-yarder plan goes further off track when one crew member defects to the other team; Big Gun races their tightest deadline yet; Joe and the new guy get into it; an accident could take S&S out of the Log-Off for good.

At Rygaard, a crew shakeup leaves everyone scrambling; S&S suffers a blow; Buck and Swilley get unexpected help from James; Papac takes to the open seas for a fishing trip; Big Gun brings in a new yarder operator.

Jimmy Smith braves the depths of the Suwannee River; Shelby takes on a log that flipped his winch last season; the boys of Siderius play fast and loose; Rygaard pushes their yarder to the brink of disaster.

Gabe's two yarder sides are reunited; the alliance between team Buck and James Smith comes to a bitter end; Joe's hard-yarding style sends the rigging crew running for cover; two new teams of ox loggers enter the race.

The guys check out a replica of the proton pack from "Ghostbusters;" a seller brings in an original work by the street artist Banksy; Rick and Corey take their 1951 Steve McQueen Chevy to an auction.

A 2004 World Series player's ring is brought into the shop; a toy James Bond Aston Martin from the 1960s; the guys get tired of Rick's grumpy behavior.

Rick takes a trip to England and visits his buddy's pawn shop; someone wants to buy Rick's favorite mini-bike; Rick finds some rare maps of Nevada and North America.

The guys check out a replica of the iconic Blues Mobile; Corey and Chumlee check out a blueprint of the original electric chair; Rick's desk is falling to pieces.

The guys check out a Honda Pilot ATV; a seller brings in a signed photo of the Rolling Stones; Chumlee brings his pet goldfish into the shop.

The guys check out a collection of sex education records from 1948; Corey and Chumlee check out a blue book from the Las Vegas Sheriff's Department; the shop gets a new intern.

Rick and Chumlee check out a 1969 Camaro Z28; a first edition baseball scorebook from 1878 is brought into the shop; Corey's wild spending habits earn him a visit with a financial adviser.

The guys check out a Shuffle Alley bowling machine; Rick and Corey are offered an official movie prop from "The Godfather;" the Old Man discovers the perfect way to shut Chumlee down.

The guys look at a coat custom-made for Elvis Presley; Chumlee checks out a Mercedes-Benz golf cart; the guys tease Rick about his bald head.

A Gibson Super Jumbo guitar once owned by Peggy Eames is brought into the shop; Corey and the Old Man check out a Buck Rogers tin rocket; Chumlee decides to put some graffiti art on the shop's exterior.

A WWII Enigma machine is brought into the shop; Corey and the Old Man check out a photo of old west gunfighter Doc Holiday; Corey's big-spending ways have him strapped for cash.

The guys look at a 1961 Fender Stratocaster used on the 007 theme song; Corey and Chumlee check out a fully customized 2006 Dodge Magnum; Chumlee designs a new uniform shirt for shop employees.

A big-time car dealer drops by the shop interested in buying the 1924 Dodge; Rick and Corey check out some uniforms owned by a 3-star general in the Soviet Army; Chumlee needs a place to crash.

The guys check out a painting by Muhammad Ali; Corey and Chumlee eye a Colt Dragoon pistol; the guys hire a consultant to make the shop more efficient.

Corey and Chumlee try to pull off the perfect duo Halloween costume; Corey checks out a 1933 Plymouth; a guy brings in a 1977 Mattel electronic football game.

The guys check out a Winchester rifle from the Wounded Knee Massacre; a nickel slot machine from the 1940s is brought in; the guys find a stray dog outside the shop.

It's Frank vs. Mike in their biggest bet so far, and the stakes are personal; Frank will either keep his beard, or get himself a close shave.

Mike and Frank meet a collector who is a huge fan of legendary daredevil Evel Knievel and owns many of the iconic stunt performer's personal items.

The guys find a rare 1930s coupe at Buckley's one-man ranch; the numbers aren't in Mike's favor when Frank shows off his beautiful mind.

Mike and Frank attempt to beat the house against the Georgia Gambler; Danielle and Robbie come across what could be a million-dollar find.

Mike and Frank use the force to unveil a secret Star Wars stash in California; the guys try to make a deal on a mint '56 Chevy Bel Air.

Mike and Frank unearth a music jackpot in an old general store; a hoarder's house holds on to its secrets.

Two brothers are better than one when it comes to negotiating; Mike looks to bundle in order to save his bottom line.