American Hoggers

After winning last season's showdown, Jerry Campbell is the Hog Boss in Texas. Business is booming, but Krystal, Robert and Lea aren't seeing any of the profits. They all point to Jerry's new hobby of "investing" in Texas "artifacts" as the main reason, and it all comes to a head when Jerry ruins a hunt because he lost his latest prize: a pipe that was allegedly smoked during the Battle of the Alamo. Meanwhile Ronnie Creek, the loser of last season's finale, is obsessed with his loss to Jerry Campbell. When his teammate Cody checks in on him at home, he finds Ronnie shooting effigies of Jerry in the backyard. He drags Ronnie to their latest client and when the rancher mentions a 500-pound hog on the property, Ronnie becomes convinced his redemption lies in taking down this "Hogzilla.

After only a few days into their new job, the Creek Boys have had about enough of Ronnie's obsession with taking down Jerry Campbell. It all comes to a head when he leads the guys on a wild chase into a barn because he thinks he saw "Hogzilla." Meanwhile, the reigning Hog Boss, Jerry Campbell, finds himself under attack when a fleeing sow runs into his Jeep--but the pigs aren't the only ones coming after Jerry. Krystal is at her wits end with her father's behavior. When he doesn't come to her because he's too busy bidding on an auction on his cellphone... it all blows up. The hog gets away from the girls and attacks Lea's horse. Finally fed up, Krystal quits the family business on the spot--taking Lea with her.

Krystal and Lea commit to their decision to quit Jerry and team Campbell and start their own business. They buy their own Jeep and christen it with a decal bearing the name of their new outfit: Wild Women Hoggers. Jerry and Robert struggle without the girls, losing hogs as Jerry struggles to stay on his feet. Jerry is convinced Krystal will return; Robert doubts it. The Creeks are out catching hogs and Ronnie is on board with his team--until he's convinced his dogs are on "The Big One" so he hits the road solo, ditching his crew. When Ronnie's truck gets stuck, he spots what he swears is his 500-pound hog, and radios for his crew to come help him. They've had enough of Creek's obsession and they refuse.

Ronnie Creek can't get his truck unstuck, or his crew to come help him--they're fed up with his obsession over an elusive 500lb hog. So he decides that he doesn't need either to capture his prize.

The girls are off to another job, and meet with a couple who claim they've spotted Bigfoot on their land, and mimic its call. While on the hunt, the girls hear something suspicious, and as Lea pulls her gun, culprit Jerry busts out of the brush in the Jeep, and say that they met with the property owners too, and whoever catches the most hogs takes the bank. Ronnie returns from his holy hog sabbatical to a less-than-happy Creek crew, who say they're ready to turn over leadership duties to a live turkey in Randy's lap. They begrudgingly agree to hunt with him again--if he gives up his "imaginary hog." It's the last straw when Ronnie takes off (with Cody in tow) to get his big hog fix after spotting a huge hog wallow, which leaves Randy and Shep behind.

With Ronnie and Cody away, Randy and Shep struggle to hobble a hog on their own...and Shep gets attacked! After Shep's face-off with the attack hog, the Creeks tell Ronnie to go hang his hat where the sun don't shine, forcing the Legend, Ronnie Creek, to continue his quest for "the big pig" all by himself. Meanwhile, not wanting their dogs to get mixed up, Krystal and Lea debate with Jerry and Robert over rights to the hunting grounds. Krystal and Lea also express their need to buy a dog box for their jeep. Jerry keeps disrupting his and Robert's hunt by stopping to pee all the time. Robert eventually gets fed up and takes off to catch and hobble a hog on his own. Jerry tells Robert they're doing just fine without the girls, but Robert isn't so sure.

Jerry and Robert aren't budging off the Bigfoot ranch, and Krystal and Lea aren't happy about it. But they're really upset when a couple of their dogs disappear from the GPS, and they find out that Jerry has sabotaged them. The girl's race jeep-to-jeep with the guys in a wild hog mud chase, and win--leaving old Brush Jumper burnt out and stuck in the mud. But Krystal and Lea can't wrangle with Jerry's antics anymore--it's time to pick up and take their business elsewhere. Meanwhile, Ronnie picks up a new team member, his niece Christina. Ronnie has helped pay Christina's school tuition, but her schoolwork is no priority for him on the hog trail. When Christina says she has to get back for a test, Ronnie ditches her in the middle of nowhere to go after a 500-pound hog.

Riding high after their success on the Bigfoot job, and frustrated with Jerry's constant sabotage, Krystal and Lea take a huge gamble by moving their hog hunting operation to Florida. There they join forces with master hog hunter Tom Walker in hopes of raking in some big time hogging contracts. They have some success in the field, but they quickly discover they may be in over their heads. The swampy terrain is as nasty as the hogs, the dogs are more aggressive, and their new partner Tom is a bit of a loose cannon. Meanwhile back in Texas, Jerry's life continues its tailspin. Krystal is gone, his family business is struggling, and now his jeep, "Old Brushjumper," is out of commission.

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.