As massive gators invade every corner of the swamp...
Look at the gators, ashley.
It is absolutely loaded.
Familiar faces return to fight 'em.
The gators are definitely more aggressive.
It's beast vs. Beast...
Oh, my god. A big one bust his head open.
These big mardi gras pass monsters
can easily take down a man.
And beast vs. Man...
Damn. He broke the whole branch off.
Gotta be as big as a freight train to break that.
Oh!
...As the battle to control the swamp continues.
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Watch it, watch it, watch it! Whoa!
♪ when I was just a little boy ♪
♪ standing to my daddy's knee ♪
♪ my papa said, son, don't let the man get you ♪
♪ and do what he done to me ♪
♪ 'cause he'll get you ♪
♪ born on the bayou ♪
as gator season continues...
In the deep waters of mardi gras pass...
Joey edgar and his deckhand zak catchem
head to one of joey's favorite hunting spots from last season.
We back at it again, pop.
- You know it. - Mardi gras pass.
Last year when we fished mardi gras pass,
I caught 19 alligators in one day,
and the average of the whole lot was 10-foot.
This year there's more gators and they're more aggressive.
To jumpstart their season,
joey and zak hung lines up and down the pass yesterday.
Oh, we got something going on right here.
Oh, we got damage right here.
I don't know if we got him,
but it look like he pulled the picket.
He broke it.
He broke through this bamboo?
If he's a big alligator, he can do that.
What you got?
Oh, my god!
A big one bust his head open.
Look.
Smashed his skull.
Crushed his skull.
Oh, my god.
This alligator's all eaten up.
It's probably because they running out of food.
A hungry alligator does not choose.
He's not picky.
He's waiting for an opportunity to feed.
Look at the size of that tooth mark.
Look at that bite.
This all mardi gras monster land over here, bubba.
These big mardi gras pass monsters are aggressive.
They're big frame alligators.
They can easily take down a man.
I'm gonna make it my mission to get these mardi gras monsters.
The deeper water sets
are where the bigger alligators at, no doubt,
giant 10, 11, 12-footers.
Absolutely.
The deep water's holding the big gators 100%.
90 miles northwest in bayou boc...
All right, wickles. We ready?
I'm ready, papa troy.
Troy and his deckhand pickle prepare to fight
a recent invasion of powerful alligators,
and the new team are already acting
like they've hunted together for years.
It sure is nice to have somebody pretty in the boat for a change.
Usually I got one of my boys.
Yeah, them boys are ugly, boy.
They look just like their daddy.
[chuckles] and always with a smile.
Mm-hmm.
Cinderella at her finest.
The beauty and the beast.
That's what they oughta call it, huh?
You know, pickles and I in the boat,
she says what she feels and I say how I feel
and we get along good that way.
You know, she barks at me, bites back at me,
and, uh, I like it.
She can tell me whatever she wants
as long as she does her job.
We out there for one reason:
To catch alligators,
and nothing else matters.
Looks all tore up.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. We got a crime scene here, baby.
I don't see the line, though. You see the line?
I don't see the line either.
What the hell?
He broke the whole branch off.
Oh, my goodness.
Damn.
Now what?
Looks fresh, too. He wasn't here long.
Oh, yeah, that blows my mind.
Especially a willow tree. That gives.
It twists. It don't ever break.
Well, he broke that one.
That rascal gotta be
as big as a freight train to break that.
It takes a lot of power to break a big branch like that.
But now that we know he's here,
we gonna focus right here in this area.
We gonna tie the stronger stuff.
We might even have to double up a line.
So we gonna do whatever we gotta do to catch him.
Look at that, mr. Troy.
Oh, what'd you see?
Oh!
There's the limb.
Oh, no.
That's the line he broke.
It ain't got no hook on it. Look.
Popped the line.
Oh, that thing is frayed, huh?
How he breaks that, huh? Twist that?
Took the hook off of it.
What pound test is that?
That's 1,100 pound test.
Dude, he chewed that line to nothing.
Freight train, huh?
That's a big old bull right there.
It's in my head now.
I got a vendetta against this alligator.
Like, we gotta get this big boy out of the bayou here.
He's gotta come out,
and he's gotta come home with me, you know?
If he's that hungry, he's gonna come back.
I hope we get him.
That's a freight train.
He's as big as a locomotive.
76 miles to the southwest...
A legend returns to the bayou.
Alligator queen liz choate long ago earned her place
among the most feared hunters in the swamp.
Several years have gone by,
and I'm excited to be back on the swamp.
But the gators are definitely more aggressive
than what I've seen in the past.
Blows my mind to see them like this.
Just gotta be very, very careful.
To help cull these vicious predators,
she needs a deckhand she can trust,
so she's called upon family, her stepson destin.
I've been hunting alligators--
well, they got pictures of me
hunting alligators since before I can walk,
so it goes pretty far back.
Liz and destin head first
to an area that's overrun by brazen gators.
I am old school.
I like to go out and find
where the big alligators are working through the marsh.
And I know I can put a line there
and I know I'm gonna hit a jackpot.
It's a thing of many, many years
of finding where your bigger ones are.
I see him right there.
- Look, look. - Oh, that's a big boy.
Come control the boat.
[baby gator call]
to trick the monster into staying near the surface,
liz imitates the call of a hatchling,
a favorite snack of bull alligators.
Go get the gun. Put the frickin' pole down.
Got him?
Got to tighten up my reel. Get ready to shoot.
He's got some weight on him.
Powerful animal.
Pop him!
[gunshot]
ha ha! Good shot, dd!
Awesome, buddy.
That was pretty smart.
Well, they aggressive.
When I started making that baby sound,
I knew he wasn't gonna go back down.
He was coming to get that baby.
All right.
Snagging this 450-pound beast
shows exactly why the bayou needs liz back on the water.
That's an awesome catch.
We got him.
He was coming from the marsh, so that's telling me right there
a sure sign that's where those big bulls are, in the marsh.
I'll fill up the boat all day with that size.
78 miles to the northeast,
ronnie adams and his deckhand ashley "dead eye" jones
are baiting in one of ronnie's favorite hunting spots,
the lake verret spillway.
I'm stoked.
I've been fishing this spot my entire life.
They got more big mamous in this son of a gun
you can shake a stick at.
I'm so excited about it,
I can't wait to see what the future holds
and how many gators we're gonna put in the boat.
Ash, ash, ash.
- What? - Look. That's a big one.
Get the gun, get the gun.
Be quiet.
That's a big sucker there, boy.
It's about 100 yards out going to the right.
It's going to the right.
I'm gonna keep the boat good and still.
Get a good shot. You got a bullet in the chamber?
Yeah.
Put it on him, girl.
- Nice. - Ooh, ooh, you got him,
you got him. Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Here's the treble.
Leave it right there by me.
Right here.
- Right here's the bubbles. - Here?
Yeah, give me the whole bucket.
Yeah, he's right here. See the bubbles?
Oh, yeah.
I ain't getting anything. Nothin'.
I thought I had him. I don't.
Snagged.
He was just right here.
He's right here.
Come on, baby, give it to me.
- I know I hit him. - Oh, you hit him good.
Look at the bubbles.
They going right there up on the land.
See them bubbles going right there?
Yeah, yeah.
We were around the turn there
when he swam this way flipping and flopping.
That's a gator path
where he just went up on the land it looks like.
Is that blood?
- Why would he go up here? - Huh?
Why's he gonna go up here?
- Yeah, that's blood. - Yeah, that's blood.
We come across the trail, a blood trail.
Now we gotta trail it.
You got an alligator
with all these big teeth in his mouth,
injured, bleeding,
looking to tear somebody's butt up.
I don't want it to be me.
I got you.
- He's bleeding good. - Yeah, look at the blood.
Whew-whew.
Look, he's going into these elephant ears.
This is what you see on tv when people get eaten.
It's getting thicker.
Ashley, I don't know if he's good,
but I'm gonna keep this stick in between
so he can't jump back at you.
All right, you ready?
Yup, go ahead.
Put it on him.
[gunshot] that a girl.
I can't believe
that big sucker went so far, man.
Where was this mother humper going?
Let's see if we can figure this out, che.
Come on through here.
- What is that? - Wow. Look.
That must be where he's trying to get to, huh?
Dude, I ain't never seen this before.
Look at the gators, ashley. Look at them all.
It's a big old sanctuary there.
- Where does that lead? - I don't know,
but we're gonna figure it out, babe.
I'm gonna grab this gator
and we're gonna try to get in there.
Hey, can we get the boat back there?
Yeah, we're gonna try. Let's get it.
All right.
Got it?
One, two, whoa, three.
One, two, three.
I got him. Let him go.
All right.
Go ahead, ash. Lead me the way.
I'm coming.
Oh, yeah, baby.
I've been fishing this spot my entire life
and don't know anything about it.
But it is a honey hole,
and it is absolutely loaded with big gators.
We need to get the boat in there.
This is it.
This is gonna bring us to the sanctuary.
- You sure? - Yup.
Somehow, some way, ash.
All right, let's go.
Meanwhile, in the mardi gras pass,
after finding their equipment broken
and a catch with a crushed skull,
joey and zak are tracking the culprit.
These alligators are carnivorous.
These big alligators are biting each other,
they fighting each other.
It's probably because they running out of food.
Look. Dead gator floating right there, pa.
Big alligator killed him on the line.
Look, his guts are hanging out.
Yeah. Dude, what's going on back here?
We at mardi gras pass,
and we really have to think smart and be fast
'cause these alligators are big and tough.
Oh, we got him, zak.
Oh, that's a big one.
Yeah, that's a big one.
Gimme the gun.
Maybe raise his head up slow, zak.
Watch him, zak.
Whoa!
Where'd he go?
I gotta use the longer one.
Let's see if I can get the rope.
-Aah! Aah! -Hold him.
Hold on, zak! Hold on, zak.
- He's on the pole. - Yeah, I got him.
Oh, my god.
That's a mardi gras monster.
Gimme a shot.
Just gimme that head.
[laughs] nice shot.
Froze him.
That is a giant.
Is it getting bigger?
God. Here's a roll.
Oh!
He about to sink the boat.
- Oh, my god. - Got him?
There you go.
- That's a big boy. - Big yellow head.
Yo, mardi gras monsters.
These things are freakin' everywhere.
The monsters are piling up.
We still got lines left to run.
90 miles away in bayou boc,
troy and pickle are looking for a carnivorous tree-breaker
they've named freight train.
He might still be out there.
We in the area where we lost freight train.
We know what we up against now.
We know he's not your average alligator.
I didn't realize
they had as big a gator as this in this area.
He took me by surprise, but now that we know he's here,
I know what to do now.
Don't see nothin' at all.
Oh, but that line going straight down.
You see him, mr. Troy? Look at him.
Look at him splashing in the water like that.
Got something?
Look at his tail. I see a tail, yup.
He's all wrapped up, yup.
Look like he got a little bite mark on him.
- Can you bring him up? - Mm-mm.
- Oh, he's tangled up? - Yeah.
Damn.
You saw the bite marks on him?
Yeah, he got a couple of them on him.
Huh? He's all chewed up.
Freight train's leaving his marks all over the bayou.
I see where your line is going.
Get your gun.
Okay, get ready.
Get ready, he's coming up.
Watch him.
Whoo! Yeah, he's fighting.
Whoa-ho! It's a big one, it's a big one.
Oh, watch him, watch him.
- Whoo! - Whoo!
Shoot him! Shoot!
Where'd it go? Shoot him, pickle, shoot him!
Shoot him, shoot him!
[gunshot]
whoo!
Look at that big boy.
Okay.
Grab that leg.
On three, ready? One, two, three.
What?
What you talking about?
You did a good shot, but this is not freight train.
No.
It's a big alligator, but it's not freight train.
We gonna have to do our homework to catch this thing.
Well, mr. Troy, look at that.
Who you think did that, huh?
- Huh? - Who you think did that?
Another freight train victim.
Back on the lake verret spillway...
Ronnie and ashley are searching for an entrance
to a secret honey hole that ronnie never knew existed.
This is the slough that's gonna bring us to the sanctuary.
Now the plan is we need to get the boat in there.
And all of this thanks to this alligator we just killed.
'cause it just opened up
a whole 'nother section of alligator hunting.
We call it the sanctuary.
It's opening up now.
Man, I'm jacked up.
I can't believe I didn't know anything about this area.
Just stumbled and it opened up, huh?
Well, look at the bubbles way out here.
- Oh, I see it. - You see the bubbles?
Keep your eye on the bubbles.
I wanna glide right over him.
Keep your eye on the bubbles.
- I got him right here. - Okay, right there.
Keep your eye on the bubbles.
- How deep is it here? - It's deep.
That could be him though, che, walking on the ground.
I think he's back here.
- Where's that-- - oh, we on, girly!
We on like donkey kong!
Come on! Aw, come on, big boy!
Hold him.
Come on, big boy!
Shoot him soon as you can!
It ain't hooked good.
Get him right here, ashley.
Come on, ashley. Come on, a.
- Hold on to him. - I got him, a.
Come on, get the shot, girly.
Come on!
[gunshot]
whoo! What a shot, girly.
You grab that leg, and I'm gonna grab this hook.
One, two, three.
- I'm sorry. - You good?
One, two, three. I lost my balance.
Try again that way.
Whew!
Yes, indeed.
There's alligators everywhere.
We set lines everywhere.
I just wanna get
all the big aggressive alligators out of here,
because it is absolutely overran by 'em.
This area, boy, I got a good feeling
it's gonna pay off big.
To the southwest in pecan island...
- See right there? - Yeah.
Boy, that is a huge slide.
Look how wet that slide is.
That's a big gator. Look at the size of the belly.
Get a line, buddy.
Got the chicken?
Yes, ma'am.
Big alligator this time of year
is not gonna struggle to catch any food,
so you almost have to put your bait
a little lower to the water in the marsh.
All right, off to the next.
Line down.
I don't see no string.
Be careful.
What we got?
Watch your hands.
Whoo! Aah!
Yup, he's a burner.
He's pissed.
That's a mean one.
Oh, he's burning it.
Oh, that rope gonna pop.
Oh!
What do you think about it, dd?
I think he needs a bullet in his head.
[gunshot]
that's a good one.
I like it. That's awesome.
I sure wasn't expecting that.
The marsh lines are working fine.
They're working great, actually.
We starting to catch a few more bigger alligators, destin and I.
You know, we have tags that we gotta fill,
and we want some quality alligators.
So we actually starting to build that pile higher and higher,
and it's working out pretty good.
Good job, boy.
Thank you, thank you.
You're truly becoming an alligator hunter.
Thing had a little pull to it.
Meanwhile, in bayou boc,
troy and pickle are urgently searching
for a carnivorous tree-breaker.
Gotta do some investigating here.
What we got, what we got?
Oh, I see him back there.
- You see the gator? - Yeah, he's right there.
- Huh? - Yeah, he's right there
on the other side of them stumps.
Think that's freight train?
Nah. He don't look big enough.
I don't think this is him, mr. Troy.
- He's dead? - He's dead.
What a mess.
We get to one of our next lines down the bayou,
and we got an alligator all chewed up.
I mean all chewed up from one end to another.
- He ain't no more good. - Okay, ready?
On three. One, two, three.
Hold him right there,
and I'm gonna try to pull him back in.
It's a big alligator, but it's not freight train.
It just goes to show you
how aggressive these alligators are becoming.
Right there. Perfect.
And, you know, there's no telling
how strong and big this alligator is.
This thing is really big.
Look at that foot.
Freight train might've got ahold of him.
Yup, probably did.
Meanwhile, ronnie and ashley continue hunting
in a remote location they're calling the sanctuary.
Hey, let me tell you what.
If I ain't found it, my family ain't found it,
there ain't nobody found it.
Uncharted territory, baby.
Takes a lot of work to find these alligators,
but, hey, ain't nobody fishing them
because nobody knows about the sanctuary.
Can you see that one?
Oh, yeah, the stick's broke and everything.
Something's good here, girl.
It's straight down into the water.
Whoo, I love it like that, papa.
Be a big one, please.
There's definitely a gator on it.
Let me just grab this line for you.
Let's see what we got here, papa.
Come on, be a big one.
Oh, get the gun, get the gun.
He's big, too. He is big.
Hold on to him, ronnie!
Watch him, ashley.
- Whoo! - Whoo!
- Hold him, hold him. - Got him.
- Oh, yeah. - Whoo-hoo!
Oh, yeah, baby.
Come on, ashley.
Get your shot before he gets off.
Hold on to him.
Oh, he's rolling, ashley.
- Hold him. - Come on, get your shot.
- Whoo! - Yes!
That's a good one, babe.
Boy, I told you the sanctuary pays off, huh?
- I believe it now. - Huh? Huh?
Grab his back and roll him to you, mama.
There you go.
There you go! Get in the boat, big boy.
All the way in, buddy.
Sanctuary paid off, I'm telling you.
Oh, yeah, baby.
Whoo!
It's crazy because these gators,
they really weren't expecting us.
We're back here where we've never been before.
In the sanctuary, they think that they're safe,
but we're gonna clean house.
Sanctuary ain't safe no more, papa.
Not while we're in town.
In mardi gras pass,
joey and zak approach their last line
after a day spent chasing aggressive giants.
Alligators this big are territorial,
and the fact that we have this many big bulls in this area
may be why they killing each other on the line
and taking advantage of each other like that.
Oh, my god.
Line's tight, zak.
There he is! There's his head, there's his head!
Look, zak, look! Oh! He just broke the line!
Damn.
He's still out there, bubba.
Just give him a minute, maybe he might pop up.
Look right there.
Zak draws on his exceptional skills as an angler
to reach the gator from such a distance.
You got him?
- Yeah, oh, yeah. - All right, all right.
Hold on. Let me come forward.
- You got drag? - Yeah.
All right.
I got the line!
Tie it to the boat. Tie it to the boat.
Grab that, grab that.
Imma try to finesse him up and then just--
oh! I just missed him.
Oh, he's a big one. Just shoot him. Just shoot him.
Just shoot him. Just shoot him.
Ah! Here we go, here we go. Ready? I'll tell you when.
Just bring him up, bring him up.
Ready? Got one chance. He's death rolling.
Oh, my god. Where's the treble? Where's the treble?
Get him with the treble.
[gunshot] watch out.
Still have him on?
- He broke it! - No!
Don't move, don't move.
Look right here.
- Get a treble on him. - Right there.
I can't use this hook anymore. It's broken.
- Did you hit him? - I think so.
I think he's right here.
I got him! I got him, I got him.
- Hold on. - I got him!
Come on. Right there.
- Give me the big one. - Okay, pop.
- Pass him up. - I got this.
It's a big one.
Quick, take him out. Take him out right now!
There you go! Don't get away!
What a giant.
How about this, pop?
Let's tie this around his head.
All right.
All right, watch. Open his mouth.
Okay.
Pass it in his mouth.
All right, let's go.
And you got to lean on the other side,
'cause we could roll this boat over.
He's that big.
Be careful, that treble's right by your foot, pop.
All right.
Ow!
He's in the boat. [panting]
he's in the boat.
We had a good day.
We caught a lotta alligators.
We caught a lotta big alligators.
But it still showed me
that the mardi gras monsters are here.
These are the kind of alligators that are aggressive to people,
and there's a lot more yet to be caught.
Aah!
That's a 12.
This is the one that's been popping our lines, zak.
This is a true mardi gras monster right here.
He broke this and he broke this rope.
- Look at that. - Yeah, yeah.
That was a bad one there, bubba.
He wore me out.
Across the bayou,
gator queen liz is using a hunting strategy
born of years of experience.
If they go in the marsh,
these alligators are going in the marsh,
you need to go in the marsh.
If they coming out to the canals,
you need to go to the canals.
So you almost have to think like them
and move things around.
It's a bunch of different strategies you have to do
when you're alligator hunting.
You just have to try to outsmart 'em.
Right now, liz and destin are doubling back
to a line they set earlier by a huge alligator slide.
Oh, look at the cane pole, miss liz.
Oh...
That line's down.
We got something.
You know what? I'm gonna have to take it.
Gol.
He's holding on to the bottom.
Feeling good?
Oh, yeah. Real good.
Whoa!
That's a big boy.
You got him, miss liz?
I got him, buddy.
Powerful animal.
Whoo!
I'm ready.
All right, dd.
Shoot him!
[gunshot]
good shot!
Good shot, boy. Dead on. Whoo!
That's what I'm talking about.
You grab that. Grab that rope.
Gotta get that head in here more.
This vicious 10-1/2-foot, 500-pound beast
is the perfect ending to a successful day.
But the alligator queen knows all too well
that the battle is just beginning.
Alligator dance! [laughs]
I'm satisfied with day one.
We caught a good bit and nice alligators.
Might be a different story tomorrow.
But we'll see what happens. Bring it on.
Dd, that's some good shooting.
- Thank you. - You did awesome, buddy.
76 miles away in bayou boc,
troy and pickle double back to the tree
where they first found evidence of freight train.
Look at that limb. Look, that limb's broken.
That's where we tied it off.
Right there.
- Oh, yeah. - Huh?
Oh, yeah, the whole limb's gone.
- The flag's gone, too. - He took the whole limb.
That's the second limb he done broke, huh?
It's unbelievable.
I tied it to a branch
way bigger than I had tied to yesterday,
and this branch is broken off.
I don't know what it would take to hold this big alligator.
You think it's him?
- Freight train? - Yeah.
Oh, yeah, it's gotta be.
What other gator would do that?
I don't know. He's the only one I know.
He done did it to us twice already.
Look, mr. Troy, look at that limb pulling in the bayou.
Oh, look, it's moving.
Look at him over there. Look.
Hurry up. Grab your pole, grab your pole.
I just seen it moving.
Hold on. You all right?
Yeah, I'm good. Go ahead.
Hold on, hold on. I just seen it.
Hey, grab it, grab it.
I think we got him.
Oh, boy.
Back up in case it's a good one. Watch it! Oh!
You got him?
Yeah, I got him. Boy, he's on there.
He's heavy?
I'm gonna need your help with this one.
Freight train, baby.
Tell you what we're gonna do, just in case.
Wrap it around the gas tank.
Here. Wrap this around the gas tank
so we don't lose him,
and I'm gonna pull it up towards the bank.
All right.
Knowing this monster is too big to fight in deep water,
troy has a plan to lure him into the shallows.
I don't even know where he's at.
Whoo!
Show him who's the boss.
He's heavy.
[gunshot]
bring him up, bring him up!
Oh!
- He's all mean. - Whoo!
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.
Watch him.
- Come on, you. - Huh?
Shoot him.
- You gonna shoot him? - Yeah, I'm gonna shoot him.
- You gotta give me a shot. - You ready?
Bring him up, bring him up,
bring him up, bring him up.
[gunshot]
[both laugh]
whoo! Whoo!
You know what this is?
That's it. I know what this is.
That's what you call a freight train.
This is definitely freight train.
That's him.
Okay.
Watch out. Grab his foot.
Yup, he was a fighter.
He was fighting to the end.
Whew! I'm wore out.
Okay, ready?
On three. One, two, three.
Okay, now I got him.
One, two, three.
- Oh! - Aah!
Aah!
We got him, huh?
We got him, baby girl.
No more breaking branches.
We got him. That's all that matters.
Whoo-whoo!
It's very satisfying
to pull a big, massive gator out of the water like this,
to get a dinosaur like that, you know.
And I've never seen one that big before.
All right, let's get our butts home.
Let's go.
In the lake verret spillway,
ronnie and ashley run the last of their lines
in the sanctuary.
Imma tell you, ash,
I don't think there's ever been a boat in here.
We back into the sanctuary.
We struck gold in here.
My goal for this year
is to catch big, huge, aggressive alligators,
and we are pulling them out one at a time.
10-pluses, 11-pluses, catching them all day long.
Is that line down? I can't tell. Can you see?
- Looks like it's down, huh? - Yeah, I think it is.
Come on, be a big boy on here.
Hopefully he ain't all in them weeds.
Let's see if we got something.
How's it feel? Light?
I don't feel nothin' pulling back yet, ronnie.
- Oh! - Watch it, let it go.
Let it go.
He's gonna get out of it.
Yeah, now he's under the boat there,
and I don't want him to pop it though, che.
Whoo!
Golly, that's a big boy, che.
Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Come on, big boy.
Come to me, big papa.
Oh, yo, che!
We got us a good one here.
Boy, ashley, look at him.
You better go on and get him.
Seriously, he's gonna pop it.
Ashley, you gotta shoot him. Come on!
- You good? - Yeah, I'm good.
Dude, is this a hammer.
Oh, my gosh.
- You ready? - Ready.
One, two, three.
There we go.
Oh, wait a minute. I got him.
There we go.
Look at him.
Oh, that's an 11-footer.
- Good job, che. - Yeah, you, too.
I'm so stoked.
We done removed big, aggressive gators from out the sanctuary.
We got the boat loaded with these big mamous.
I mean, everything paid off.
It came together perfect.
We the only two that needs to know about this location,
so pinky swear on it.
- Pinky swear. - Pinky swear.
Pinky swears go a long way, che.
Hey. [spits]
[spits]
sanctuary done paid off.
What a day.
Over in pierre part,
troy and pickle unload freight train,
their biggest catch of the season,
a massive 650-pound giant.
Oh, boy. We finally got him out of there, huh?
Broke the tree, broke the line.
He broke two limbs on us.
Freight train, baby.
Gonna be happy he's out the water.
I say good.
It's an awesome feeling to catch an alligator like freight train.
This thing was big. He's not your average alligator.
You know, alligators are just like people or anything else.
Some of them are way stronger than others,
and some of them are way more aggressive than others.
And some are mean like hell,
and that's what freight train was.
He was mean, aggressive and strong like hell.
12-foot.
12-foot?
Whoo, it's a big one!