As giant monsters continue their invasion...
Ay-yi!
Brave hunters face them head on.
[thud] oh, my god.
I think that was an alligator.
20 years since I've seen an alligator that size.
Strange alliances are formed...
Fancy tennis shoes. I say, oh, my goodness.
- What should I expect? - Blood.
And crews are forced to face their fears...
I can't stand this place.
It makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck.
The battle for control of the swamp rages on.
Whoo! It's a big one!
♪ ♪
vicious killers are out in numbers and the hunt is on.
In bayou postillion...
Come on, get in.
King of the swamp troy landry
and his deckhand pickle
are preparing to launch,
but are waiting on a special deckhand for the day,
a local restaurant owner and chef.
What she's doing on the boat?
She got a fancy restaurant,
and she has a lot of people asking for alligator meat.
She doesn't want farm-raised gators.
She wants wild gators,
so she wants to come and experience firsthand
us catching alligators.
Okay. I think that's her right there, huh?
- Hi. - Miss amy?
Yes. Mr. Troy?
- Hey, how you doing? - Nice to meet you.
This is my friend pickle.
You can call her pickle. Everybody calls her pickle.
Chef amy has a restaurant in new orleans,
and when I have a restaurant that wants to buy meat
or buy alligator from me, I wanna supply it.
Being in the alligator business,
especially lately the last few years,
it's better not to put all your eggs in one basket.
If you've got a buyer, you're very lucky these days.
Where do I go?
Okay, pickle is gonna be in the front of the boat.
- All right, you ready? - I'm ready. Let's do this.
When I first seen her,
I said, "oh, lord, looky here. Fancy tennis shoes."
I said, "oh, my goodness. What the hell we gonna do?"
[laughs]
- is it really that messy? - What?
What's gonna happen.
- Oh, lord, yeah. - Yeah.
Like, what should I expect?
Blood.
I don't see nothin'. You see anything?
I see the line. It's real tight.
Did you catch something?
Yeah, it looks like we got something on here.
- Gonna come up. - Where he's at?
He's gonna come up. He's right here.
- Whoo! - Whoo!
- Oh, my god. - Whoa, hold on to him, pee-wee!
Show him who's the boss.
Whoo! He's mean, huh? See how aggressive they are?
Hold on to him.
Oh!
Watch him. You all right? You all right?
Watch him, watch him, watch him.
Oh, he's gonna pop the line. I gotta shoot.
[gunshot]
that's gonna be a lot of meat for your restaurant.
- Yeah. - Hell, yeah.
All right, you ready to help with this one?
I'll do whatever you need.
Okay, you wanna grab him right under here.
Under here so you got something to hold on to.
- Oh, my god. - Okay, y'all ready?
On three. One, two, three.
- Okay. - All right, let's see.
Okay, so his head's gotta go that way, so watch out.
- Okay. - Let's see.
Now we're gonna roll his big butt.
See, grab the legs. This is leverage.
That's a big boy. You did good.
Look, you got blood all over you for a city girl.
Good job.
I don't know if miss amy
was used to getting that much blood on her hands,
but owning a restaurant,
I know she's used to getting her hands dirty.
What you digging for, you?
Hand sanitizer.
Hand sanitizer?
You want some?
[laughs] save it.
You're gonna need more than hand sanitizer
by the end of the day, believe me.
I--I can tell.
12 miles to the southeast
in a remote corner of the lake verret spillway,
ronnie and ashley head for one of ronnie's secret honey holes,
a mysterious area known as the cemetery.
What is appealing about going to somewhere called the cemetery?
You know what I mean?
Well, actually, ashley,
you know, the real name of this place
is not the cemetery.
The real name is bayou letiche.
Oh. Well, say that next time.
It's rumored that spirits haunt these canals,
and there are plenty of stories
of hunters who have disappeared,
never to be seen again.
The only thing I can describe about this place,
it just gives you just a heebie-jeebie feeling.
It makes just the hair stand up on the back of your neck.
But you know the story behind bayou letiche?
Letiche was a little girl who was abandoned by her family.
Left in the swamps to defend for herself, the poor little girl.
But a family of alligators adopted her.
She apparently flips boats of hunters
that come in through the gates that stay after dark.
It's an old wives' tale, legend, whatever you wanna call it,
but a lot of people swear up and down by it.
I'm, like, amazed right now
at how you made me hate this place even more.
Ashley's not a big fan of the cemetery.
It scares her.
She don't like ghosts,
but, hey, it's gonna be well worth it
and it's gonna pay off.
There's no doubt in my mind,
because the cemetery is loaded with aggressive gators.
I mean, just overran.
What is that?
- I got to see this. - Ugh. That's a bird.
Probably letiche hung him there for warning.
I can't stand this place.
I don't scare very easily,
but there's just something about ghosts,
something that... It creeps me out
because I can't shoot it, you know.
Like, even if it's a threat
and it scares me and it's bad energy,
I don't really have a way to fight against it.
Are we gonna fit?
We going in there. We getting in there.
[thud, thud]
no way, dude.
It's like the pylon shrunk on us.
No possible way.
Nope.
That got us through a little bit further, but--
man, no way.
Two years ago, my boat made it in there
with just a little leaning on the same side.
Same width of the boat.
And now my boat don't fit.
And it's just like the pylon shrunk on us.
I think we need to take this as a sign and just go back.
Oh, no. Nope. I got a back way.
It's just gonna take us a little longer.
Now that we can't get through on the pylons,
we're gonna have to spend extra time
going in and going out.
I do not want to be out here past dark.
How long's the back way take?
It's about an extra 45 minutes each way.
It's gonna be close, but I'll get you out before dark.
71 miles to the west,
with a storm system having just passed through pecan island,
gator queen liz and her stepson destin
are headed back to a secluded area they baited yesterday.
They hope to land gators that have gone into hiding
to avoid the surging tide.
The surge came up so much, water everywhere.
So hopefully we can get to majority of the lines.
I don't like that.
Knowing a storm just passed
and knowing the water was so high,
I knew a lot of these alligators were relocated.
So we put these lines out
on the south side in a secluded canal
so we have a better chance of catching some nice gators.
But unfortunately,
the storm has thrown them a major curveball.
Are you able to lift the apron or no?
The drawbridge is broken.
The storm came in and the tide rose so much that it broke.
But we have to get on the other side of this bridge.
I'm not about to leave those alligators
drowned on these lines.
If this barge goes any higher,
this apron is gonna slip off of this lip.
If a vehicle passes over
and gets on that apron while we underneath there,
I mean, just total chaos.
I don't want anything bad to happen,
especially with destin in the boat.
Hopefully, the tide don't come up too much more.
And if we can't make it past that bridge,
we're in trouble.
Now safely on the other side,
they're immediately rewarded with a gator on the line.
Ooh, a good one.
Have to probably pull that bait pole
while he's wrapped around it.
Okay, this guy-- watch your hands.
Oh, yeah, nice one.
Whoo!
He's pissed.
Oh! Burning my hands.
Uh-uh. Wrong side.
Get him!
[gunshot]
good shot. Good shot!
Quick draw dd!
Now load him in the boat.
- [laughs] - he was mad.
This eight-foot gator is a good start
and hopefully a sign of things to come.
Good gator. Yeah, you're right.
And we're off to the next one.
60 miles to the northeast in bayou shane,
joey edgar and his deckhand zak
only have handful of tags in this area.
They plan on making the most of each and every one.
Zak, this is the spot back here.
Big alligator country.
[thud] oh, my god!
What was that? Dude.
It feels like something runs into us.
He shook the boat, he almost cracked welts in the aluminum.
It was unbelievable.
I don't think that was a stump.
I think that was an alligator.
Pop! Look at the size of that one.
- Holy... - It's a freaking giant.
All right, get ready, get ready, get ready.
Let me tighten up on him.
Did you see how big his head was?
That's a giant.
Oh, my god.
This alligator is 13 1/2 to 14 foot long.
It's been over 20 years since I seen an alligator that size.
I just give him a minute to see if he gonna come up.
No bubbles?
No.
We cannot find this alligator.
It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
We got lines to run, zak. Let's go.
All right.
Landing a gator over 13 feet
would be the biggest capture of joey's life.
And with lines to run in the area,
he's hopeful the massive beast will end up on one of them.
Uh-oh, something's dancing.
Looks like a big one.
Oh, yeah.
- Whoo! - All right.
Another nice one.
Nice, huh?
Whoa!
- Come on, zak. - I'm trying.
All right.
Let's get this thing in the boat.
Jeez.
A 10-foot, 425-pound beast is a great start,
but joey's got his mind
on the supersized gator that got away.
We gonna put two hooks.
Like two lines or just--
no, no, no, no. One line, but two hooks.
I've never baited a line with two hooks,
but his head is big enough, he can swallow two hooks.
Hang it high. Let's see what happens.
12 miles to the east,
troy and pickle have a special deckhand today,
and troy is interested in how chef amy
plans to use the gator meat they harvest.
So you said you couldn't wait to cook them.
You got any recipes in mind?
I have a whole bunch.
One of the dishes is a vietnamese pho.
It's alligator that you drop in a hot broth.
Then we're gonna have an alligator piccata
with capers and lemon and butter and garlic.
Sounds good. Sounds awesome.
How do you cook your gator?
You can fry it.
You can make a gumbo with it.
My favorite way is to sauté it.
I got a sweet and sour sauce I make,
and no matter how you cook it,
you gotta trim all the fat off.
And that's one mistake a lot of people do.
They don't trim all the fat off.
Miss amy had some recipes for cooking alligator
that I had never heard of.
She got a couple of new recipes
that I can't wait to try them.
I saw a little splash. You saw that?
Yeah, look, look.
- We got something? - Oh, yeah.
I don't know how big he is.
Get the gun, get the gun.
Oh, lordy, don't pull me over.
Thank you, ma'am.
Ooh!
You all right?
- [laughs] - don't let him pull you in.
He almost did.
Whoa-ho-ho!
- You all right? - Yeah. [laughs]
you didn't hurt yourself?
No.
Oh, lord, he's heavy.
- Oh! - Whoo-hoo-hoo!
I don't wanna lose him.
- Can't lose this one. - Bring him up.
Give me a shot, cinderella, give me a shot.
[gunshot]
- whoo! - [laughs]
whoo-hoo!
You had your hands full with that thing, huh?
You all right? He didn't hurt you?
- Uh-uh. No, I'm good. - You sure?
- Yeah. - Huh?
She might be small, but she gives them hell, huh?
That's pretty badass. Good shot.
Ooh, he's big.
Okay, let's just bring him a little bit to the front.
Right there, then we're just gonna roll him.
All right, miss amy, grab that back leg back there.
Grab that back leg.
You know, you can take these back legs,
you can stuff them and cook them whole
just like a roast.
Alligator hot wings.
Now grab this leg, and we're gonna roll it.
Roll him over just like that.
- Whew! - Okay.
At first I was surprised that she wanted to help.
But then when I started thinking about it,
you know, this is a hustler.
She owns a restaurant, she runs a restaurant,
she gotta deal with the customers.
So owning a restaurant is not easy.
That was pretty cool.
I see why you like your job.
Yeah, I love it.
The adrenaline, like the excitement of the whole process.
Oh, yeah.
To the southwest in pecan island,
after making it past an unstable bridge,
liz and destin
continue hunting lines they set yesterday.
But they also need to beat another storm coming in.
You're there to run your lines, to tag these alligators.
You don't wanna just leave them and die,
and then you have a worthless gator.
But weather's coming in.
I knew we were gonna have a hell of a storm surge.
We gotta make it back through that bridge.
Oh, I see it. To the left.
And there he is.
Ay-yi!
- Watch your face. - Gol!
He done pissed me off.
Get the gun, destin.
Boy, get ready. Shoot him.
[gunshot]
good shot. Ahh!
That's a lot of thrust from that tail. Whoo-hoo!
[laughs]
that's a first for me.
Got knocked in the head, but never the leg like that.
Look at his marks from his buttons.
Look. Wow.
This big alligator come up with his tail
and slapped me on the thigh.
I mean, that's the most power the alligator has
is with the tail or the jaw.
And that tail came full force and knocked the crap out of me.
It felt like he busted some of my blood vessels in my leg.
I saw little monkeys there for a while.
- That's a nice one. - Yeah, that's a good one.
Pull him over here, babe.
- Ay-yi-yi. - That's all right.
Oh, man. That's good stuff.
All righty.
71 miles to the east,
ronnie and ashley have finally entered
a supposedly haunted honey hole call the cemetery.
And ronnie's stories have only made ashley
more nervous about hunting the area.
You hear that?
No. Hear what?
You don't hear nothin'?
- Girl, you-- - shh! Listen.
It sounds like a baby crying.
You don't hear nothin'?
It might be an animal or something.
I know I'm not hearing things.
Ashley's like literally freaked the hell out.
She's hearing babies crying.
You know, I don't know what to do right now.
I'm trying to kill alligators and stay focused,
but I got this girl that's so freaked out right now
telling me about these crying babies.
Oh, that line's down and tight, tight, tight, girl.
Here, I'll get up here and grab it for you.
Look how tight it is. Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
How it feels? Is it good?
Oh, yeah, there's definitely a gator.
He's already pulling back. Oh, yeah.
Get the gun, get the gun.
Oh, yeah, baby. This is a good one, ashley.
Oh, yeah.
- You got him? - Oh, whoa!
- Whoa! - Oh, my god.
As soon as you can pop his ass, get on him, girly.
- Whoo! - Hold him still.
- Oh! - Whoo!
Boy, he's swinging water everywhere, dude.
Whoa-ho! Watch him, ash.
Soon as you can get the shot on him, pop him.
He's in that death roll. Look at him.
Whoo! Get that shot on him, che.
Watch him, ashley. He tried to grab you, girl.
Put the hammer on him. Drop the hammer.
[gunshot]
- boom, baby! - Yes!
Ooh, that's a good job there. Boy, what a gator.
There we go, che. Good job, ash. Good job, dead eye.
You ever get that feeling like somebody's watching you?
I just think your letting the cemetery
work your mind, babe.
- That's what I think, che. - Maybe.
Letting it work your mind, girly.
Just feels like something's lurking around, you know?
Oh, ronnie, look, there's a big gator right there.
Where?
- Right there. - What alligator?
Where?
Where you see him?
You sure?
Yeah, I'm sure.
I told you I was being watched, ronnie.
Listen.
I think you're letting it
really, really work your mind, che.
I'll let you know when I see a gator.
I understand that, but I ain't seen no gator.
Now I got ronnie thinking that I'm crazy.
I try to show him this gator
that is just lurking behind the boat.
It conveniently goes down,
so now ronnie just thinks I'm out of it.
I'm not saying you ain't seen one, but I didn't see it.
I did.
24 miles away...
Joey and zak have only one day
to hunt this area known to have giant gators.
But they're still searching
for the 13-foot monster they know is close.
Big alligator country.
I think this is where he's at.
Biggest alligator I ever caught was 12'11".
But this alligator is definitely bigger
than anything I've ever caught.
He's bigger than just 13.
He's 13 1/2 to 14 foot long.
My god.
What we got going on here?
Whoa.
He's rubbing hard under the boat.
- Just hold him. - God.
Whoa, he's a big one.
- Oh, he's a good one? - He's a really good one.
Don't let him get under the boat.
We can't play with him.
No.
- Come on! - Give me a shot.
Aah!
Don't let him get in the motor.
Whoa!
Come on, come on, come on.
Shoot him, shoot him.
Smile for me, big boy.
[gunshot]
[sighs]
[laughs]
that's a big one, pop.
- That's a good one. - That's a big one.
Yeah.
Ready?
-Go down. -Full speed.
There we go. There we go.
- Damn, he's missing a leg. - Yeah.
That's gonna be tough, but you gotta get that back leg now.
You got him? You good?
Oh, wait. All right.
- Got him? - Yeah.
All right, I got his back leg.
- Here we go. - All right.
One, two...
This goliath is over 10 feet long
and weighs 500 pounds.
But joey knows it's not the prize he's after.
- Look at his front legs. - Yeah.
He's a big boy,
but he ain't the biggest, baddest boy on the block.
And he's got a front leg missing to prove that.
Yeah, for sure.
I need to kill this alligator.
If I can kill this alligator,
it will be zak and I's personal best.
He's the true definition of a swamp dinosaur.
100%.
12 miles to the east in bayou postillion,
troy and pickle
continue to catch massive beasts with chef amy,
a new orleans restaurant owner
who's learning the ins and outs of hunting wild alligators.
I never thought I'd have two women at one time in the boat.
[all laugh]
you're a lucky man today.
It's all good.
You got something.
What we got?
It looks promising.
Oh, he's on there. I got one.
- Oh, you got one? - Yeah, yeah.
Get your gun, get your gun, get your gun.
Bring him up!
- Whoo, it's a big one! - [gasps]
- whoo, it's a big one!
Oh, watch him, watch him.
Whoa!
Give me a shot.
He's gonna knock himself out.
- Oh! - Watch it, watch it, watch it.
I don't know if I can hold him much longer.
Shoot! Get him, quick.
[gunshot]
beautiful shot, boy.
That's a big, big one.
- Nice alligator. - Beautiful.
Good shot.
- There you go. - All right, miss amy.
Hey.
I'm getting good at this.
- Uh-huh. - You're learning.
I brought my own knife.
You brought your own knife?
You never know when you need it.
You wanna tag him? Get your knife.
Whoa, what we gonna do with that, cut onions?
Cut onions and bell peppers with that thing?
Oh! [laughs]
damn, girl. You come prepared, huh?
Let me try with your knife.
Okay.
Give you a tag.
All right, good job.
You're learning.
If something happens, pee-wee call in sick,
I'm gonna call you for backup.
You do that.
12 miles to the southwest,
ronnie and ashley are running lines
in an area known as the cemetery.
But ashley has a feeling they're the ones being hunted.
There's a big gator back there.
Where? Are you all right?
I guess he went down.
I think you're seeing things, girl.
Now she's got a gator stalking us.
And when I turn to look, there ain't no gator.
I said, "I don't think you're lying to me", I said,
"but every time you tell me there's a big gator
and it's right there, there's nothin'."
oh, ronnie, look, there's a big gator right there.
Sure enough finally there's an alligator.
Right there. Get your gun.
Get your gun, get your gun.
Hurry up, hurry up.
Get set up, get set up.
Get a good shot. You got a bullet in the chamber?
Yeah.
[thud, gunshot]
what was that?
As soon as I go to shoot this gator,
something causes the boat to rock.
I know that I probably sound crazy,
but I can't help but let my mind go there
and think that, you know,
this may have something to do with letiche.
Look, right there. It's just a log. That's it.
That's letiche.
She don't want us in here, and I wanna go.
This is basically her area,
and that's probably why they call it the cemetery.
Got a line right here.
Yeah, it's down.
I just hope it's a big boy.
Gotta watch him, though. He's right there somewhere.
Oh, we got a good one. Get the gun, get the gun.
Whoo-hoo!
- Got him? - Oh, yeah, baby.
Oh, we got a good one here, che.
He's barely hooked, huh?
He's getting ready to pop the line.
You gotta kill him, ash.
Watch him. He's trying to get in the boat, girl.
Come on now.
Get that shot, che. Come on, che.
[gunshot]
that a girl! Good job.
He's bitten-up on the back.
Grab that leg, eh? Huh?
Whoa, whoa, look at him, huh?
Dude, he's chewed up. He's stinking, too.
Oh, coño, che.
Looks like a female so far.
Oh, it is a female, huh? Look at it.
It sure is a female.
Just feels, like, creepy back here, ronnie,
like something's watching us.
Letting it work your mind, girly.
Back in pecan island,
gator queen liz and her stepson destin
have reached their final line,
but need to hurry, as the tides are rising
and their window to get home is shrinking.
I can't shift because I don't know where it's at.
Hold on.
Get the gun. Look out, buddy.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Bring him up, destin, bring him up!
Ah! He's mad.
Hold on tight, boy.
- Fighting, huh, buddy? - Little bit.
Bring him up.
Watch out, watch out!
He's gonna pop the line. Hurry, he's gonna pop the line!
Bring him up!
[gunshot]
oh, yeah. Good shot.
Oh, yeah.
He's a nice one.
Can't do nothing with that.
Just gotta let him slide in.
Getting late in the day,
and my nerves start right away
because I know I have to go back through that bridge.
Oof. Looks like that apron is barely hanging on.
We gotta make sure that apron's
still got a hell of a lip holding on to it
before we even attempt to go underneath.
Put everything down and we gotta move some gators to the back,
put some weight in the back
and shift things around in the boat.
That way, the motor would fit lower into the water.
We wouldn't scrape the top of the motor
underneath that apron going in.
Okay, buddy, I'm gonna push this real slow.
We can slide it through. Just watch that motor.
We got it.
More weight in the back. Awesome.
Give it the gas.
This is the part I'm worried about.
- It's fine. - Yup, we got it.
Whew!
It was like a huge relief
knowing that we went through all of this,
and we finally got what we wanted.
And it was worth everything we went through.
Straighten up. Ho!
All right, buddy. Went pretty good, all in all.
Good day, buddy boy. We're good to go.
60 miles away in bayou shane,
joey and zak are still searching
for a 13-foot monster they spotted.
They're hoping the double hook they set on their last line
landed the record-breaking gator.
Uh-oh, line's down.
Oh, it doesn't look tight.
- Come on. - What you got going on?
You ready, pop?
Oh, no!
Are you serious?
How did he do that?
All of my years fishing gators,
that's never happened to me before, not like that.
He straightened both hooks.
This is a hard pill for me to swallow.
Every time I try to outsmart this alligator,
he's a step ahead of me.
At this point, he's taking over my psyche.
I don't know what we gonna do.
We can't get him on the line, we might have to kill him
with the rod and reel and the big hook.
I ain't giving up.
With all their lines run and one tag left in the area,
the hunters are determined to land
the giant gator they've been after.
What's this, zak?
The bubbles. Look right here, zak.
He's right there.
I hit something. Probably a little alligator.
It didn't feel very big.
Look, look! No, he's big.
- That's a bull. - Oh, my god.
He's moving.
He's bubbling right there. Look right there.
Right there. There you go.
Whoo!
- You got it? - Yup.
Oh, no, he's going towards the lilies.
Imma turn him.
Oh, no. Whoa!
Hold him. Hold him. Pick the slack up.
Come on. Oh, my god. It's a big one!
He's going back.
Hard right, hard right. Hard right. Come on.
Aah!
This thing's running.
There you go, there you go.
Right there, right there, right there.
Cut him off, cut him off. No. No. No.
Let me throw the treble hook at him.
Come on, come on, come on.
Oh! Lasso this bad boy.
I got him!
Come on.
Coming up, coming up, coming up.
Get the gun. Shoot him!
Nice.
[both laugh]
- nice alligator. - Nice.
Look where you hooked him. Right in the face.
Yup.
All right. Let's get him.
Yup. Mm-hmm.
Yup, yup.
What's wrong, pop?
This is a nice alligator,
but this is not the one we after.
The one we after's a lot bigger than this.
- You're right about that. - Yes, sir.
With their tags filled for this area,
the boys head home,
knowing their white whale has slipped away for this season.
Alligator of a lifetime.
There's nothing more we could've done.
It's not your fault.
At this point, it's very frustrating.
I may need therapy.
But he's gonna have to wait another year.
Nobody's gonna believe how big this thing was, zak.
Next season, we coming back for this monster.
We gonna be ready.
12 miles to the east,
hunting with the king of the swamp
and his deckhand pickle,
special guest chef amy
is starting to get comfortable with capturing massive gators.
This is hard work.
Yeah, this kind of gives you a better understanding
of exactly where it comes from, you know?
I think miss amy's got a big appreciation
for what me and mr. Troy do out here on the boat.
She's definitely got some things to tell her customers, for sure.
She's got a lot of questions she can answer now.
I see the bark messed up a little bit on that tree, huh?
What, it's wrapped around the tree?
It's all wrapped, but I gotta figure out where it goes to.
Feels good?
Yup.
- Huh? - Yup.
Whoo! It's a big one, it's a big one.
- You all right? - Holy cow.
- You got him? - Yeah.
Whoo!
Oh!
Watch it.
Oh, watch your hands.
Whoa!
Whoa.
Whoa, watch him!
- Yeah, he's fighting. - Holy--
whoo! Lord, have mercy.
Bring him up, bring him up.
[gunshot]
whoo!
- I'm tired for her. - She don't give up.
That's one thing about shorty. She do not give up.
- Ooh, you ready? - One, two, three. Ah!
All right. Good job.
That's about as fresh a meat as you gonna get right there.
Huh? What'd you think, miss amy?
You gonna be able to sell some fresh meat for us?
Absolutely. I think this stuff
is gonna be really good cooked up and served.
I'm gonna say my buddies caught it and I helped.
That's right. You sure did.
Overall, I think the day went very good.
She learned a lot, which is very important.
Now she knows what to tell her customers.
And also I learned from her.
I learned new recipes,
and I think I got a new customer now.
I better sell her some alligator meat.
So it's a win-win for both of us.
All right, cinderella, chef cinderella.
Chef cinderella. [laughs]
thank you for what you do.
12 miles to the southeast
in the notorious area known as the cemetery,
ronnie and ashley are still searching
for a gator ashley believes has been stalking them all day.
Oh, ash, look at him. There he is.
He's up, he's up, he's up. Get the gun, get the gun.
There he is, there he is, there he is, ashley.
Get him. Get him, girl. Get him.
You know, maybe if I get this gator into the boat,
I'll feel better about being here.
But after everything happening today,
I don't wanna hang out here.
This is not gonna be my vacation place.
You better get him. He's getting ready to go down.
Stay up, stay up, stay up.
Ooh-hoo! You got him.
Stay right there. I got him, I got him.
I got him. Stay down.
I got the treble ready.
I got him. Hold on, babe.
I got him...Oh!
Ashley, steer the boat for me.
Don't throw me off.
Don't put it in gear.
All right, we good. We good now, baby.
- Turn it off? - Whoo! Kill it.
Whoo! Don't let him beat you.
You gotta get the other gun and put a finish shot on him.
Let me come around the back side
where his head's going toward.
That treble ain't in him good.
Soon as you can get that head, crack his ass.
- Yo, che! - Get the line.
Ooh, mother freaker.
Want me to get on the other side now?
Yeah, go behind me.
This is a big mother humper, girl.
Get him, right there. Soon as he pops up.
Get him, ashley!
That a girl!
- Hoo-hoo! That a girl. - Yes!
Good job.
- Oh! - Good job.
Ash, this is the one that's stalking us, I think.
You said it.
I don't have to worry about this gator lurking behind us anymore.
Grab his front leg. Ready? One, two, three.
And just to have him in the boat is just a really big relief.
Watch that hook.
We got him, che.
Look at the hook. He's barely hooked.
But let me show you why he didn't go nowhere, dead eye.
That's why he didn't go nowhere.
That a girl. Good shot, dead eye.
That's putting it in the dome right there.
Oh, yeah, right in the ear hole, baby.
I love it.
That's the biggest one of the day,
and the son of a gun was following us the whole time.
The cemetery paid off as usual.
Besides the scariness of ashley, I'm stoked.
I mean, hey, 11 months from now,
we gonna turn around and do it all over again.
Because there's gonna be another set,
another group of big, aggressive gators.
And I can't wait. Good job, dead eye.
- That a way to snipe, girl. - [laughs]