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A pinball-machine tank for an arcade-game enthusiast in Chicago; a tank for a robotics-systems company in Massachusetts. (Repeat).

Wayde and Brett visit a familiar client in New York in the Season 2 premiere to install a shark tank in an orthodontist office. Also: a display tank for an appliance store. (Repeat).

A tank for a tattoo parlor in Las Vegas to soothe nervous customers; a show piece for a furniture store in North Carolina. (Repeat).

The guys go to Southern California to build a 35-foot-long marquee tank for Valley View Casino under a serious time crunch, then head back to Vegas for a freezing cold jellyfish tank inside of the Monte Carlo Minus 5 Ice Bar. (Repeat).

In the season premiere, pro wrestler Chris Jericho wants a tank that resembles a championship belt and contains his List of Jericho. (Repeat).

Alyssa Milano requests a tank for her family that has a built-in wine rack. (Repeat).

A tank for a tattoo parlor in Las Vegas to soothe nervous customers; a show piece for a furniture store in North Carolina. (Repeat).

Mungo goes to Namibia to investigate reports of a "dog-headed pig monster" that allegedly preys on livestock and village children at night. (Repeat).

A landowner is spoken to for a second time about illegally hunting dove over bait; an injured deer is found hiding in a shed after being attacked; and while pulling over a suspicious vehicle, the game wardens notice the driver hiding something under his seat. (Repeat).

A game warden returns to Houston County after a life-threatening injury. Fisherman face sharks along the coast. (Repeat).

Warden Eddins helps the police with a case of animal cruelty. Later, a snapping turtle is relocated. (Repeat).

A nighttime manhunt requires a K-9 unit; a prison wedding is planned, but it must have the warden's approval; an inmate hopes his hard work will get him out of the disciplinary unit. (Repeat).

In the Season 1 finale, a rookie rider takes on a former champion as the rodeo season nears its conclusion; an inmate learns he's getting out after 18 years in prison; and the staff reflect on their personal and professional lives. (Repeat).

Officer Demler helps a hiker with a severe shoulder injury. Officer Fluette and K-9 Moxie take their certification test. Officer Holmes and Trainee Frye look for evidence of an illegal deer kill. Officer MacFadzen bonds with his son on a hunting trip. (Repeat).

Lieutenant Boudreau and Trainee Crouse investigate a man who shot someone while hunting illegally. Sergeant Lucas responds to a porcupine wreaking havoc. When a seriously ill hiker is trapped on Mount Garfield, Officer Holmes races to the scene. (Repeat).

Sgt. Lucas checks duck hunters. Officer Benvenuti and Trainee Crouse question a man suspected of hunting over bait. And later, Sgt. Lucas and Officer Holmes attempt to free a cub stuck inside a trap before its mother returns. (Repeat).

Up north, Sgt. Lucas checks duck hunters. Down south, Officer Benvenuti and Trainee Crouse question a man suspected of hunting over bait. And later, Sgt. Lucas and Officer Holmes attempt to free a cub stuck inside a trap. (Repeat).

Officer Canfield responds to a call about an orphaned bear cub. Sgt. Lucas pays an unexpected visit to a hunter suspected of illegal baiting. Officer Cyrs investigates a large buck shot by a young, nervous hunter during muzzleloader season. (Repeat).

When a call is made about two bobcats on the loose, Officer McKee must track them down before things escalate. A fisherman is caught concealing his unregistered snowmobile, and Officer Cyrs rushes to the site of a head-on snowmobile accident up north. (Repeat).

At an annual fishing tournament, anglers are cited for breaking the law. (Repeat).

The annual GoNorth Snowfest starts with a bang and ends in citations. (Repeat).

Officers rush to the aid of an injured hiker trapped on Mount Monadnock. (Repeat).

A family of ATV riders is busted for breaking the law. (Repeat).

When a reckless UTV strikes Officer Holmes from behind, Officer Mancini helps him seek medical treatment while handling the crime scene. A car accident kills a doe leaving two twin fawns vulnerable, and firecrackers give a veteran intense flashbacks. (Repeat).

The annual GoNorth Snowfest starts with a bang and ends in citations. (Repeat).

Officers rush to the aid of an injured hiker trapped on Mount Monadnock. (Repeat).

A family of ATV riders is busted for breaking the law. (Repeat).

When a reckless UTV strikes Officer Holmes from behind, Officer Mancini helps him seek medical treatment while handling the crime scene. A car accident kills a doe leaving two twin fawns vulnerable, and firecrackers give a veteran intense flashbacks. (Repeat).

Up north, Sgt. Lucas checks duck hunters. Down south, Officer Benvenuti and Trainee Crouse question a man suspected of hunting over bait. And later, Sgt. Lucas and Officer Holmes attempt to free a cub stuck inside a trap. (Repeat).

Officer Canfield responds to a call about an orphaned bear cub. Sgt. Lucas pays an unexpected visit to a hunter suspected of illegal baiting. Officer Cyrs investigates a large buck shot by a young, nervous hunter during muzzleloader season. (Repeat).

Doctors discover Benny, a lovable pitbull mix, has a large cancerous lump on his head. His owner is determined to have a little more time. Meanwhile, Dr. Schwartz is on a mission to uncover a mystery behind Tigger the cat's swollen face. (Repeat).

When a turtle with a cracked shell comes in for a visit, Dr. Martinez gets inventive. Karen comes in when her dog's fur becomes limp and bloody, and the RAPS team cheers for Izzy, a tail-less cat who has severe medical difficulties. (Repeat).

Jimmy goes on the road with the best volunteers, but is attacked by a tarantula and has a run-in with the police. Meanwhile, Paul tries to keep the business afloat despite being left shorthanded. (Repeat).

A triple-amputee veteran gets a chance to wrestle an alligator; farm animals are stalked by a 12-foot alligator; an alligator takes up residence in a neighborhood pond. (Repeat).

Paul pulls a prank on Ashley and Chris; the crew have their hands full with four large gators, a venomous water moccasin and a 6-foot rattlesnake. (Repeat).

Jimmy's preoccupation with road shows and romance create friction with Paul, who attempts to rescue a gator buried under debris on a construction site all by himself. (Repeat).

The guys could lose their headquarters when the future of the Everglades Holiday Park is in doubt. Also: Jimmy and Paul are dispatched to deal with a large pregnant alligator. (Repeat).

LDWF biologists on a conservation mission get hands-on with black bear cubs and face a protective mama bear; hunters are caught using a banned method to hunt ducks; wildlife agents stake out after dark for a felon with an illegal gun. (Repeat).

A suspicious driver leads wildlife agents on a high-speed chase through a national forest. Then, goose hunting guides are caught in a repeat offense, and a routine stop turns treacherous when a suspect is discovered concealing a firearm. (Repeat).

When a pair of illegal hunters flee by truck, wildlife agents set out to track them down. (Repeat).

A bizarre discovery inside an abandoned cooler escalates a littering probe. Meanwhile, wildlife agents patrolling in dense fog are thrown into a dangerous encounter, and a burglary investigation uncovers an illegally taken deer. (Repeat).

A suspicious man fleeing on the levee after dark puts wildlife agents in danger; a first-time bowhunter could lose his kill over a major violation; agents question a duck hunter with an attitude who seems to be hiding something. (Repeat).

This time the Wardens are on the hunt as they combat a string of trespassing instances. They fight to maintain order as they investigate unlawful entry and encounter hunters with illegal animal kills. (Repeat).