Swamp People

Troy Landry is back with his son Jacob; Junior Edwards and Willie have more tags than ever before; Terral Evans, gator re-locator.

Tony and Jacob have more than 300 tags left a few days into gator season; hoping to pick up the pace, they head for a new honey hole; Tommy's mistakes cost him when he and Joe have a large gator on the line.

New challengers are on the swamp, the race to catch the biggest gators intensifies, but the more speed the more danger.

Troy enlists the help of Liz Cavalier; Bruce Mitchell's dog goes missing; Tommy's behavior causes trouble.

Troy Landry hires Liz Cavalier, a lady gator hunter; R.J.'s lines become the target of a poacher; Junior decides to send Willie out on his own; the Guist brothers' unique way of getting business done.

Liz is injured during a capture and threatens Troy's momentum; Bruce hires a greenhorn named Nick; Joe and Tommy come up against a massive cannibal; the Guist Brothers hunt rabbits.

Troy uses a special bait to lure the gators despite the storm; Joe and Tommy run their lines despite the weather; R.J. and Jay Paul hunt in territory close to the Gulf; Junior and Willie take their lines down.

Liz Cavalier returns to Troy's boat; Bruce Mitchell has his hands full of his helper Nick; Willie makes a rare mistake; Terral sets out to catch catfish.

Joe and Tommy night scout for a new honey hole; Terral searches for a fabled monster; a dead engine foils R.J. and Jay Paul's night plan; Willie does some nighttime snake hunting; Troy, Jacob and Troy's dad head out in search of tomorrow's dinner.

Liz offers some of her own hunting ideas to Troy; Willie heads out to hunt solo; R.J. and Jay Pau's lines come under attack by a vicious cannibal gator; a large hog encroaches on Terral's property.

Joe tries to muster the resolve to face every obstacle the swamp has to offer; Jacob shows up late; Liz is ready for some lively debate; Bruce and Nick turn to a new territory; R.J. and Jay Paul try to avoid a slump.

Troy moves his lines to stay ahead of the big gator's; Junior and Willie head to a new pond; Joe and Tommy's day begins with tension; Glenn and Mitchell head into the swamp to bag a mess of squirrels.

Joe and Tommy decide to part ways; Junior and Willie are reunited on the same boat; R.J. and Jay Paul head to a favorite honey hole.

Troy gets on pace to tag out by season's end; Joe's new helper works out well; Tommy faces engine troubles; Glenn and Mitchell try to cook up their dad's famous squirrel and dumplings.

Troy is on pace to tag out early, but engine problems suddenly stall the hunt; Junior and Willie are about to bag a beast, but realize they've forgotten their guns.

Troy and Junior head to run lines for the final time; a storm soaks Joe and Tommy's supply of bullets; R.J. and Jay Paul focus on tagging out.

Gator season has come and gone, but down in the swamp, life goes on for the beloved gator hunters; a glimpse of the world of the swamp.