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Billy tries to catch a wild bobcat that killed a family pet; a wasp infestation forces a woman out of her home.

Billy discovers more than just beavers lurking on his client's property; Billy takes on a roach infestation.

Billy goes on the prowl for a rabid skunk on a horse farm; a simple mouse job turns out to be harder than expected.

A rattlesnake is loose in a funeral home's crematorium; Billy heads to a treacherous attic to deal with some bats.

Billy battles a feisty raccoon trapped in a dumpster; cicada killer wasps.

While trying to remove an armadillo, Billy and Ricky discover a poisonous snake in a woman's garden; a severe roach infestation.

Billy nearly becomes a gator's lunch when he tries to wrestle the animal from a client's pond; a Vexcon employee needs help with her family's wasp infestation.

A raccoon is spotted in a nursery; rats are creating a potential fire hazard at an animal rescue shelter.

Billy and Gator Dave confront a gator over 10-foot long; Billy and Ricky deal with an aggressive raccoon.

Billy and Ricky tangle with some ornery water moccasins and wasps; Ricky, allergic to wasps, gets stung in the face miles from help; a beaver wreaks havoc at Twin Lakes Camp when it tearing down the levees that keeps the lakes in place for 30 years.

Billy discovers a beehive with almost 13,000 bees in the walls of a house; a skunk is wandering around during the day.

A raccoon's head is stuck in a jar; Ricky climbs a catwalk to remove pigeons from an auditorium.

Billy and Ricky set a trap for a predator with a taste for duck; a carport couch houses a nest of yellow jackets.

Billy gets a call about a nutria problem in his mother's neighbors' yard, but also finds a water snake in an old trap; when Billy and Ricky tackle a summer cabin full of poisonous Brown Recluse spiders, one bites Billy on the forehead.

When Counts Kustom's master painter, Ryan, decides to paint his own van, the entire crew buckles in for a bumpy ride.

Danny and the Count's Kustom Crew kick into overdrive, transforming a 25th anniversary 1978 Corvette pace car into a high octane street demon; it's up to Shannon and Ryan to resurrect a damaged 2005 American IronHorse chopper for a client.

Danny and the Count's Kustoms crew rally together to help Shannon restore his father's long-lost chopper; Danny does a do-over on his customized 1990 Chevy Suburban; Shannon and Ryan transform a 2021 Harley-Davidson Trike.

After nearly 30 years, Danny decides it's finally time to restore his late father's rare 1982 Mercedes-Benz 500 SEC AMG the way he would have wanted to; Ryan and Bob provide some killer cosmetic updates to a wickedly fast 2010 Dodge Challenger.

A simple paint job on a 1964 Corvette turns into a full on restoration.

Danny wants to fix up and flip a 1978 Lincoln Continental Town Car, if he can bring himself to let it go; Danny's crew answers the call of duty and transforms a 1954 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 into an old-school police car.

Danny and the crew are faced with a monumental task when they take on a botched restoration job on a 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass.

The crew discovers unpleasant surprises hiding in a 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville; Ryan and Mike come up with a new twist on an old design for a 2019 Indian Motorcycle; Shannon transforms a '90s Harley-Davidson into a lean, mean dream machine.

A vampire alligator terrorizes Troy's hunting grounds; Dwain and Daniel Edgar try to get into a groove; RJ hunts with his brother, Al, for the first time since they were teenagers; Bruce, Ron and Gunner head into uncharted territory.

Troy lays down a bet against Chase and Holden; Daniel's bragging wears Dwaine down; Gunner causes trouble for Bruce; Gee takes charge on Frenchy's boat.

Chase goes after the biggest alligator he's ever seen; Daniel gets under Dwaine's skin; Kristi clears invading alligators off her homestead; Frenchy's day doesn't go as planned.

Dwaine hits a breaking point; Willie realizes he's losing money; Kristi hunts with her son; Glenn fulfills a lifelong dream.

Troy relies on a Landry lucky charm, while Chase and Holden make their own luck; Jay Paul and Tommy go after an escape artist named Houdini; Kristi battles invading alligators on her land; Willie wrestles with poachers.

Daniel and Dwaine try to make amends; RJ and Jay Paul go head-to-head; Jacob gives Troy a hard time; Glenn must find a way to repay a friend.

Bruce gets notice that his buyer is closing early; Troy issues a mandate to catch only big alligators; Joey and Dorien get stranded; Frenchy and Gee take on a second job to make extra cash.

Chase gets a taste of his own medicine; Daniel unveils a secret honey hole; Frenchy and Gee battle a cannibal; Glenn starts a new business.

A competitive cook-off ensues after the Robertson brothers debate which of their wives makes the best cornbread; Jep, Martin and Godwin's practical joke on Uncle Si backfires.

The guys learn how to rope, ride and clown around when they attend a one-day rodeo fantasy camp; Kay wonders if her dog's new girlfriend comes from a good family.

Jase hires Reed to take his place at Duck Commander; Korie puts Willie on a vegetarian diet and exercise program in an effort to lower his blood pressure.

Jase and Willie take a business trip to Arkansas to pitch a new product; Jep and Si accidentally ship out an important item of Willie's, then attempt to track it down.

Willie institutes a "no-tech week" when he feels his children spend too much time on their phones, but has difficulty participating in his own program; the guys attempt to stop a lice outbreak at Duck Commander.

Willie and Jase compete against each other to become president of their neighborhood homeowner association; Jep, Jess and Miss Kay work on a Duck Commander-themed display for the local zoo.

The guys have fun with a 3-D printer until they come to the realization that the machine could soon replace their jobs; Si invests in John Luke's snow cone stand after Willie doesn't give him a raise.

Jase, Jep, Si and Cole battle a growing population of cottonmouth snakes on Phil's property; Willie uses his business expertise to help Rebecca improve her clothing store.

Little Will decides to buy a motorcycle instead of a car after Willie puts him on a budget; Jase and the guys get inspiration to design a revolutionary duck-hunting product involving zip lines.

With many of the wives and children in Africa performing charity work, Willie and Jase have a debate over tracking ability; Jase and Si are challenged to track and capture Willie and Jep.

Willie and Jep step in to supervise Bella's sleepover while Korie is away in Africa; Jase takes Si, Martin and Godwin for a round of night golf.

Korie challenges Willie to come up with a romantic gesture without spending any money; Missy and Jase compete to see who can find a girlfriend for Mountain Man.

Jase's hopes to win the inaugural Duck Commander Fishing Tournament are buoyed when he is able to enlist the help of angler Bill Dance; Willie's vanity over his graying beard leads him to make a questionable decision.

Jase and Jep make a deal with Mia and Merritt to get them to go dove hunting; Si tries to make some extra money by starting a West Monroe tour.

Jase and the guys take to Monroe's waters to battle an invasion of Asian carp; Willie and Si have to run Willie's Duck Diner with most of the staff out sick.

The family relives old memories at its childhood summer camp and attempts to repair a tennis court Willie built 20 years earlier; while at the camp, Jep attempts to pass a lifeguard swimming test he failed as a teenager.

Shelby finds something that could lead to the biggest payday ever; Craig and Wayne plot a prank to teach Dave a lesson; personality differences between the ox loggers cause walk-offs on both sides; James returns to S&S.

Shelby chases buried gold in Lake Pontchartrain; a surprising end to the log-off forces sudden death in Florida; a greenhorn's mistake could cost Big Gun's season's profits; the ox loggers and cowboys of Siderius fight to finish their seasons strong.

Pushing hard pushes Joe to his breaking point; Dave wears out his welcome at Rygaard; the teams fight to win the final round of the log-off in the Suwannee; bad blood between Jimmy and James comes to a head.

Papac battles to bring the yarder operator back from the brink; Craig forces Gabe to choose between himself and Dave; Levi drops a bomb; the Great Suwannee River Log-Off comes to a close.

Shelby Stanga searches for a million-dollar payday; S&S Aqua Logging gets a new captain; Rygaard Logging returns with a surprising new addition; the rowdy boys of Papac Alaska begin another season.

Joe Linderborg is back in the yarder seat and the whole crew is paying the price; DJ comes face-to-face with Craig after two years; Shelby and niece Stephanie stumble into a wasp's nest; S&S realizes they aren't alone on the Withlacoochee River.

Shelby must rely on niece Stephanie and cousin Belinda to do his dirty work; the rigging guys formulate a plan to get rid of DJ; James must cope with his dad's health issues while also leading his crew.

DJ Jeremiah is pushed to his breaking point; Coatsy boots Joe Linderborg from his seat in the yarder; the Dreadknots find themselves on the wrong end of a falling log; Shelby and his assistants fight to claim the biggest Cypress of the season.

While Danny is eager to flip a 1974 Ford F100 for a big pay-off, he falls in love with it instead; Ryan and Mike meet someone with a couple of 1956 Chevys.

Danny challenges the guys to come up with innovative money-making ideas for the shop; Shannon suggest building a bike from parts picked up at a swap meet; Danny and Kevin go to an auction in Palm Springs.

Mike gives all the guys their own drifter trikes, but they have to customize them, then race them at the local track; Danny finds a property full of funeral cars, he finds himself in hearse heaven.

Musician DJ Ashba arrives in a 2004 Lamborghini Murciélago that he wants to be turned into the ultimate "man car," but Danny must make sure to include something special for DJ's wife; Ryan and Paulie hit the streets to score a classic Corvette.

Danny gets started on flipping a 1971 Chevy C10 Pickup for a profit, then a snafu in the paint department threatens to blow the budget sky-high; Danny's bandmate, Stoney, gets in a fender bender.

Danny continues his love affair with El Caminos by flipping a 1975 beauty; the crew members must set aside their differences to help Danny turn a profit; Danny seeks inspiration from Wayne Newton who has a car collection that stuns even The Count.

Twisted Sister's Dee Snider asks Danny to turn his brand-new Tesla into a rocker's ride; the crew suspects Snider's car may be possessed; Danny and Davey Deals spot a 1970 Monte Carlo, and Danny tries to convince the owner to let him take it home.

Danny takes in a dune buggy to trick out in outrageous style, and then he gets into some seriously higher horse-powered fare at the Shelby Heritage Foundation; Mike and Roli roll up on a classic Karmann Ghia and hope to buy from its owner.

Danny and the team take on a 1967 Cadillac for a high-end client; musician Jeff Blando stops by the shop to get the finishing touch on a chopper that Danny built for him years ago; Ryan and Roli spot a Buick Skylark with a Hollywood history.

Danny hopes to impress with an evil twist on a classic Cadillac for a high-rolling client; Ryan discovers that smaller jobs aren't always easier as he works on a high-tech Lego car.

Danny gets a classic two-wheel drive Chevy Blazer that he wants to trick out and flip for a big profit; painter Ryan wants to try out a new twist on a retro flame design, but Danny is worried that it will look more "Miami Vice" than modern.

Twisted Sister's Dee Snider drops by the shop to get a custom Sugar Bear front end put on his Von Dutch motorcycle; bike builder Sugar Bear works at his own pace, while Snider needs the bike in a hurry; Ryan and Horny Mike look for a new project.

To surprise their father with the ultimate gift, brothers ask Danny to restore the 1957 Special Edition T-Bird that has been sitting in the family's pasture for many years; Mike and Ryan find a car collector with some unusual rides.

Danny customizes a motorcycle in a psychedelic fashion and worries he may not be able to turn it over to the customer when it's done; Danny hits the streets to check out a pair of classic Mini Coopers and a rare Split Bumper Camaro.

A memorial bike project turns into a challenge for the paint team after builder Shannon fails to get all the necessary information from the customer; Danny stumbles upon a collection of fast rides.

Sailor Jerry representatives enlist the guys to build a bike commemorating the late tattoo artist's iconic style and to auction it off at a charity fundraiser; Danny decides it's time for Mike and Ryan to improve their body art.

A large deer ranch is overrun with boars; a hog trap is put to the test against traditional dogs.

A new hire may not have what it takes when calves are being eaten at a local ranch.

Robert and Krystal find a hog hunting job at a vineyard; Jerry looks for work in Haskell, Texas.

An overrun ranch is so large, the divided family is out of radio contact with each other.

A force of aggressive hogs takes the Campbell clan by surprise.

Jerry's decision to "hang up his spurs" and turn the family business over to Robert does not sit well with Krystal.

Krystal attempts to prove that she is more qualified to run the Campbell family business than her brother.

Krystal gets an opportunity to take control and set an example in leadership when Robert sleeps in on a big job.

Jerry is forced to finish a job when the power struggle between Robert and Krystal begins to affect the family business.

Jerry hopes a business trip to aid a Louisiana turtle farmer will help mend fences between his squabbling kin.

After getting stuck in the swamps, Jerry hopes a Louisiana local named "Leprechaun" can work his magic.

Jerry's wife, Cathy, gets involved in the family business when a wild hog poses a threat to some local children.

Jerry takes on the competition to land a big contract with a local car dealer; Krystal suffers an untimely injury.

The Campbells compete against Ronnie Creek's team for a big contract; Jerry and Robert must pick up the slack after Krystal is rushed to the hospital.

Krystal's thumb injury forces Robert to find a replacement, but the new hire has no experience; Ronnie Creek and his team put the squeeze on Jerry's business.

The Campbells come to the realization that Krystal is irreplaceable; Jerry considers calling it quits when his top dog disappears on a hog hunt.

Mike is on a mission to buy a rare cycle car he's wanted for more than two years, but they have to make it through a gauntlet of coin tosses and sweet-talking to seal the big deals.

It's a match made in picking heaven, when Frank meets Frank; in Illinois, the guys uncover a trove of rare microcars.

It's Frank vs. Mike when the guys go to the track for a grudge-match drag race to see who has the fastest ride.

The pickers find a mound of motorcycles, but it's guarded by booby traps; and a stubborn collector gets in the way of the guys and a mega-warehouse mega-pick.

The guys search for two vintage Harley-Davidson motorcycles in Pennsylvania; one bike collector takes a liking to Frank.

In Indiana, the guys discover a collection so big and rare it's enough to start a one-man museum, but the guys have trouble putting a price on priceless items.

Big Moe's negotiating skills have Mike feeling a little small; Pastor Bill lives each day like it's Christmas.

Mike and Frank undertake a huge excavation to find a rare vintage auto that hasn't seen daylight in decades.

Jarrod takes Brandi to an auction on her birthday; Darrell tries to find another "All Ten" locker; Rene stands his ground to protect his honor; Mary brings in her pal from Texas to put her California counterparts in their place.

Kenny feels nostalgic in Koreatown, so he brings along an old friend, which may or may not be a good idea; Brandi and Jarrod sweeten their profit in an unexpected way; Ivy tolerates the big city in an effort to find some name-brand goodies.

Emily brings her mother along; Darrell wastes no time finding an advantage; Ivy and Ivy Jr. clean up with their locker; Kenny gets some advice from a music legend; Shana and Edwina settle for thrifting what's in front of them.

In Hesperia, Calif., Mary's transportation troubles lead to her teaming up with Kenny and taking him out to pasture; Darrell shows the next generation of Gambler how it's done; the Vegas Ladies' mid-century style lets them write their own ticket.

It's all in the family in Moreno Valley, Calif., as Emily brings along her cowboy husband; Ivy is displeased at Mary's fraternization with the auctioneer; Kenny looks for anything in his locker that can wash off that storage scent.

The Vegas Ladies show up in "Bourgie Brea," and find the place fascinating; Mary decides to deal with her storage stress by introducing a bit of yoga into her routine; Ivy and Dave go head-to-head on a giant pair of sister lockers.

In Victorville, Calif., Ivy takes it easy and lets Ivy Jr. run the operation; Kenny feels run-down and his lack of focus lands him a locker, though there's a pleasant surprise in the end; Mary, Shana and Edwina just can't seem to make anything stick.

Darrell has a completely groovy time in Van Nuys, Calif.; Ivy starts his day off with an unwelcome bang; Brandi and Jarrod are left wondering whether their unit will bring clear skies or clouds ahead.

Dave counts on his competition being unwilling to buy a big locker they need to move; Ivy and Ivy Jr. find their day somewhat therapeutic; Mary finally finds a tiny treasure to take home; Rene stands his ground to protect his honor.

Dave sees his profits grow, among other things, in Torrance, Calif.; Mary finds clothes that don't fit her, which turns out to be a good thing; Kenny takes a chance at being an early bird, but winds up looking more like a dodo.

Overwhelmed by the sheer number of units up for auction in Rialto, Calif., Mary and Ivy wager that each can better predict final locker prices than the other; Dave's locker resembles a chop shop; Rene and Tatianna score vintage sporting goods.

Winds in excess of 30 mph batter Desert Hot Springs, Calif., and the buyers do their best to keep standing; Rene and Gunther dust off an old locker; Brandi and Jarrod's unit takes a turn and ends up lapping the competition; Kenny steps up his game.

Back in the city of Orange, Calif., the Vegas Ladies arrive in vintage style, though not everyone agrees; Casey finds the chutzpah to pick up a good unit; Darrell tries to peddle his wares to Emily, but settles for a decent locker.

In Stanton, Calif., Ivy thinks he's a comic, but the gizmo in his locker is no joke; Brandi and Jarrod make sure that what they find in their unit doesn't stay there; Kenny's vintage entertainment lands him an excuse to meet a cult TV host.