American Hoggers

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

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

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

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

Krystal and Lea manage to better the men, despite Jerry's underhanded antics; Ronnie takes on his studious niece as a new team member.

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.

Krystal and Lea must adjust to swampy terrain and an unpredictable new partner when they move their business to Florida; Jerry struggles with a failing business and a broken vehicle.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Jerry celebrates his victory over Ronnie Creek by spending business profits on Texas ``artifacts``; Ronnie seeks redemption when a rancher claims a 500-pound hog is roaming his property.

Despite having her arm in a sling, Krystal utilizes all of her hog-catching know-how in a desperate plan to save the Campbell family business.

Jerry puts everything on the line when he challenges business rival Ronnie Creek to a winner-take-all competition.

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.

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.

The Creek Boys become fed up with Ronnie's relentless pursuit of ``Hogzilla``; Jerry's behavior forces Krystal to make a big decision.

Jerry and Robert struggle as the women celebrate their freedom and seek a vehicle for their new business; Ronnie spots his valuable prize after his truck stalls.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Krystal and Lea must adjust to swampy terrain and an unpredictable new partner when they move their business to Florida; Jerry struggles with a failing business and a broken vehicle.

Krystal and Lea manage to better the men, despite Jerry's underhanded antics; Ronnie takes on his studious niece as a new team member.

Shep is attacked by a hog, forcing the Creeks to cut Ronnie loose; Krystal and Lea try to hammer out rights to the hunting grounds with Jerry and Robert.

Krystal and Lea compete against Jerry on a job to catch the most hogs, with the winner keeping the profits; the Creek crew asks Ronnie to give up the search for his ``imaginary hog.``

Jerry and Robert struggle as the women celebrate their freedom and seek a vehicle for their new business; Ronnie spots his valuable prize after his truck stalls.

The women search for a mean mother hog that is protecting her piglets; Robert and Jerry take to the shooting range; Ronnie wanders the land in search of his quarry.

Jerry celebrates his victory over Ronnie Creek by spending business profits on Texas ``artifacts``; Ronnie seeks redemption when a rancher claims a 500-pound hog is roaming his property.

The Creek Boys become fed up with Ronnie's relentless pursuit of ``Hogzilla``; Jerry's behavior forces Krystal to make a big decision.

Despite having her arm in a sling, Krystal utilizes all of her hog-catching know-how in a desperate plan to save the Campbell family business.

Jerry puts everything on the line when he challenges business rival Ronnie Creek to a winner-take-all competition.

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.

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.

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

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.

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'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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Shep is attacked by a hog, forcing the Creeks to cut Ronnie loose; Krystal and Lea try to hammer out rights to the hunting grounds with Jerry and Robert.

The women search for a mean mother hog that is protecting her piglets; Robert and Jerry take to the shooting range; Ronnie wanders the land in search of his quarry.

Krystal and Lea compete against Jerry on a job to catch the most hogs, with the winner keeping the profits; the Creek crew asks Ronnie to give up the search for his ``imaginary hog.``