Swamp Loggers

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The wet weather leads to messy muddy roads with treacherous conditions, threatening the crew's ability to haul wood to the mills. Then, Bobby has to tear out a 300-foot long beaver dam that is backing up 100 acres of wooded area.

As the crew nears completion on the Smith Tract, Bobby has to deal with a dispute over a neighboring property line, a surprise announcement from Corbett Timber and a crewmember's resignation.

As Goodson's All-Terrain winds down on one tract and prepares to move to another, Bobby's stress level rises when a permit snag threatens the move with a costly delay. Then a key member of the crew faces a medical emergency.

Goodson's All-Terrain loses a key member of the crew when Bo faces a life threatening illness and is put on a ventilator in the ICU. As the crew struggles to work with a man down, the logging family rallies the community for a benefit on his behalf.

Bobby goes to Las Vegas to buy new equipment; rain impacts truck roads; health concerns arise.

Broken equipment and pulpwood mill restrictions hamper a successful week; a birthday surprise for Bobby.

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Goodson's All Terrain lands on what seems to be the perfect tract. But the crew is plagued by breakdowns and delays, jeopardizing load counts and straining team chemistry. Meanwhile, Joy's health takes an unexpected turn.

Bobby and his crew hustle to finish the Church Tract and prepare to move to their next location which is far from home. But rookie mistakes and unforeseen complications drive Goodson's All-Terrain towards the brink of disaster.