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Paul rallies the Gator Boys to rush to Mississippi to capture the gigantic gator Moby Dick before hunting season begins. With Ashley in charge in Florida, her goal is to prove that the Gator Girls can match the Gator Boys catch for catch.
After Jimmy is bitten by a mean gator, Bob Freer announces he must close Everglades Outpost due to money problems. With no outpost to take in gators, the rescue can't continue. It's a race against time as Paul fights to save the outpost and Gator Boys.
Ashley analyzes the challenges she's overcome to achieve success for a gator wrestling event with a women's empowerment group. She must show how the work of a lady-gator wrestler differs from that of her male counterparts.
The Gator Boys look back at the most harrowing moments and close calls in the wild Florida Everglades, untamed Mississippi Bayous and harsh Mazatlan terrain, where they struggled with the toughest gators and meanest crocs of their lives.
Jimmy doesn't have enough people for his road show and recruits Ashley to join the team. While Jimmy and Andy show Ashley the road rules, Paul must combat deadly nuisance gators with only new volunteer Caroline to assist.
With Jimmy's road shows about to start, Paul trains new volunteer Caroline so he won't be undermanned. When a crocodile swallows a flip-flop, Scott must thrust his arm down the croc's throat and avoid getting bitten.
After Paul and Jimmy rescue an aggressive gator, the homeowner becomes a Gator Boys volunteer. Tre decides to start gator wrestling classes, but Paul fears he is not serious enough to run a school.
The Gator Boys return to Mississippi to save a supersized gator before hunting season. After a week of treacherous Mississippi mud, Paul and Jimmy return to Florida but leave some Gator Boys behind to search for "Moby Dick."
Paul springs into action to find a veterinarian to fuse an injured alligator's mouth back together to save his life. The gator's life hangs in the balance as the doctor and Paul work to perfect a risky procedure that has never been done before.
A combination of bad volunteers and dangerous gators convince the Gator Boys they desperately need Jimmy back. A gator rescue turns deadly when Ashley twists her ankle and becomes unable to help Paul capture a nasty gator.
The gators are bigger and meaner than ever, but everybody is stretched thin since Jimmy quit the Gator Boys. As the nuisance gator calls stack up, Paul realizes Jimmy won't return and decides it's time to find a replacement.
Paul is busy saving gators, but Jimmy's schedule is impossible to manage. With the restaurant, road shows and girlfriend, Jimmy has no time for the Gator Boys. As Paul runs things solo, Jimmy makes a decision that may change Gator Boys forever.
Paul and Jimmy go after some of the biggest and nastiest gators they have ever faced, including an 11-foot monster gator. Meanwhile, 12-year-old Eric has an identity crisis that leads him to strange behavior that confuses and amuses the team.
Paul and Jimmy must shift from rescuing gators to rescuing gator boys when Scott and Tre get lost deep in the everglades. When the Gator Boys help rescue animals from floodwaters, angry donkeys and raccoons may be meaner than gators.
Paul and Jimmy capture nuisance crocs and giant tropical snakes in Mazatlan, Mexico. They experience hospitality and culture shock as they tour the city. All bets are off when Paul goes into the water for a final face-off with the monster croc, El Diablo.
The Gator Boys head south to establish Mexico's first no-kill croc rescue. The aggressive crocodiles and foreign terrain are tough, but with a monster-crocodile, El Diablo, terrorizing the villages, Paul vows not to leave until the beast is captured.
The Gator Boys leave no stone unturned as they look back at the wildest catches and outrageous characters they met in the swamps and bayous of Mississippi's gulf coast while working to establish the state's first no-kill alligator rescue.
With gator calls at a frantic pace, 12-year-old Eric wants to help but doesn't have the experience. When Tre befriends an elderly gator wrestler who wants to get hands-on, Paul and Jimmy combine the situations to create a solution to both situations.
Ashley leaves Gator Boys to work with tigers, and Jimmy takes time off to work in his restaurant. Paul struggles to keep up with nuisance gator calls, and must figure out a way to bring order to the chaos that is engulfing the Gator Boys.
The Gator Boys must remove nuisance gators from a water pump station so divers can safely go in and make repairs. When Tre creates a shocking new trick to wow the audience at Jimmy's most important road show, it may be his last stunt ever.
A new 12-year-old volunteer is eager to help, but may just slow things down. Paul is busy with a dying gator that needs immediate surgery; Jimmy and Tre risk their lives in a muddy pool trying to get a gator before it gets them.
When Jimmy buys a restaurant, it creates major friction with Paul. Stretched thin by road shows and a new juke joint, they struggle to keep the rescue going. Jimmy and Scott tackle a gator in a tight spot; Paul and Ashley deal with a major threat.
The Gator Boys tackle nuisance calls and donate gators to a wildlife preserve. Jimmy meets his biggest fan: a 3-year-old girl with a life-threatening disease. While on the road, the boys remove an aggressive alligator from a muddy Mississippi ditch.
While Paul and Ashley work to train Kayla to be a gator wrestler, Jimmy and the volunteers head to Tampa to help a new park with its grand opening. They get more than they expected when a ferocious 17-foot crocodile refuses to move without a fight.
A nuisance call for a giant gator of medieval proportions at a renaissance fair forces the Gator Boys to don medieval costumes to get the job done. When Ashley starts to sell her artwork at Holiday Park, Tre decides he should become an artist too.
In one of Gator Boys' more bizarre gator rescues, Paul and Jimmy remove a nuisance gator from under an Elvis Impersonator's 1959 Cadillac. Tre crashes Paul's truck and destroys his only means of transportation, forcing Paul to ride in Jimmy's truck.
The Gator Boys visit Native Village, the place where they got their start. After they fight a 14-foot gator that once took a big bite out of Paul, Jimmy is confronted with the death of his friend and mentor, Skeet, the original owner of Native Village.
The Gator Boys capture a fast and furious alligator at a golf course. Paul and Jimmy meet a teen whose arm was bitten off by an alligator, and help him face his fears by giving him hands-on experience with a giant gator.
The Gator Boys find themselves facing record-breaking sized alligators. When Tre's metal detector hobby begins to distract Scott and other volunteers, Paul comes up with a plan to end Tre's treasure hunting for good.
The Gator Boys must rebuild their old enclosures or be forced to turn away gators due to overcrowding. Tre tries to impress the airboat boss, but crashes the boat. Chest deep in murky, weedy water, Jimmy and Paul search for a feisty and agile alligator.
The Gator Boys are doing their best to tackle an unusually high number of nuisance gators. Ashley thinks everybody is squeezing her out so Kayla can take her job. Paul takes Kayla out to hand-catch gators, a move that could prove dangerous if not deadly.
The Gator Boys head home to Florida, but must first catch several giant gators, and teach the Mississippi crew gator wrestling. Paul gets stuck on tree branches thirty-feet underwater without air while trying to pull a 9-foot gator to the surface.
Paul rushes back to Florida to submit a bid so the Gator Boys can return to Everglades Holiday Park. When the Gator Boys go deep into the swamps to do a photo shoot with deadly alligators, things take a dangerous turn for the worse.
The Gator Boys continue to capture dangerous nuisance alligators. After they learn about a legendary swamp creature lurking deep in the Bayous of Mississippi, Tre gets sidetracked on a mission to find the half-man, half-gator.
Paul is in Florida dealing with an emergency while Jimmy rallies the Gator Boys to handle multiple nuisance calls along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. When Tre is attacked by a giant gator, Scott struggles to get him out of the swamp before it's too late.
Wild Mississippi gators begin fighting with Paul's Florida gators. Allan and Curtis insist Mississippi gators are a better, stronger species. Paul calls in an expert to prove them wrong. Jimmy's busy schedule leaves Sara feeling neglected.
The Gator Boys need help after being slammed with a series of huge nuisance gators. A young boy jumps in a pool with a gator, and Paul must avert disaster. Ashley recruits Scott to help with a PR scheme, until it involves him dressing in a gator costume.
The Gator Boys search for Big Bull, a legendary 15-foot alligator. After many false leads, they find the mythical beast and realize it is way too big for just the two of them to handle. Paul and Chris battle to know what is better: whips or knives.
The Gator Boys rescue an aggressive and bizarre alligator with zombie-eyes, and Jimmy clashes with a deadly canebrake rattlesnake. Ashley becomes the new Marketing Director for Gulf Coast Gator Ranch, but struggles to ensure the crowds keep coming in.
Between a flat tire and getting lost, Paul and Jimmy are off to a rocky start in Mississippi. Catching gators in murky swamps puts the Gator Boys in great peril. They must finish a gator pit in the sweltering heat before wrestling shows can begin.
After years building their alligator rescue program, the Gator Boys must leave Everglades Holiday Park. Jimmy finds a gator ranch in Mississippi, but Paul is reluctant to move and work for someone else. Paul must decide if they will move or close forever.
Paul and Jimmy spring into rescue mode when a baby alligator with a taped-shut jaw is discovered roaming the bank of a nearby creek. The announcement that Everglades Holiday Park is closing down leaves the Gator Boys homeless, with their future uncertain.
Between his girlfriend and road shows, Jimmy has no time for the Gator Boys. Paul must use less-experienced volunteers to catch aggressive gators and venomous snakes. The Gator Boys meet their match when Paul must capture two giant, ferocious lizards.
Capturing four large and lethal predatory alligators proves to be the least of Paul and Jimmy's worries when they come face-to-face with a venomous water moccasin and an aggressive six-foot rattlesnake. Jimmy finds love while Paul pranks Ashley and Chris.
Paul gives a triple-amputee the chance to fulfill his dream of wrestling an alligator, but he soon realizes the gift could prove deadly. The Gator Boys capture a 12-foot aggressive gator at a farm and one that's been stalking people in neighborhood pond.
Catching gators bare-handed is always risky, but after capturing a six-hundred pound monster gator, the threat-factor increases when the Gator Boys are given just three minutes to take blood samples from aggressive gators for a critical research project.
Paul sets a trap to capture a gator facing certain death from the baited hook of another trapper. Tre books a gig with gators and swimsuit models, forcing Paul and Jimmy into damage control to ensure the risqué photo shoot won't hurt their reputation.
Paul and Jimmy find themselves extremely busy capturing aggressive nuisance alligators on a school playground, in a nursery, and in the middle of a housing development, and Tre is bitten by a giant Burmese python.
Without consulting Paul, Jimmy books a gator wrestling show in South Carolina and takes the best Gator Boys volunteers with him. As Jimmy hits the road, Paul is left high and dry and must rely on the world's most annoying volunteer.
Torrential rains make the capturing gators extremely hazardous. When Ashley endangers her life in the gator pit, Jimmy accuses Chris of poor training methods. As tempers flare they must work through the anger & do a seminar or ruin their reputation.
In the days leading up to a deadly hatchling hunt, Paul & Jimmy capture monster-sized gators while dealing with Scott's attitude. On the night of the hatchling hunt, an explosive mother gator is determined to fight to the death to protect her young.
Paul & Jimmy are determined to capture an eight-toed alligator before it is killed by a rival trapper. Simultaneously, Paul must reign in an overenthusiastic volunteer, Ashley, who is endangering the Gator Boys because of her lack of proper training.
Paul & Jimmy clash over Jimmy's goal to expand the Gator Boys Rescue Operation to include traveling alligator wrestling shows. Volunteers begin taking sides, Jimmy disappears, & Paul must work to keep the Gator Boys from falling apart.
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