Gator Boys

After years of 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 must decide if they will move or close forever.

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.

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 keep the crowds keep coming in.

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 too big for the two of them to handle. Paul and Chris can't agree on using whips or knives.

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 dress in a gator costume for a PR stunt.

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.

Paul is in Florida dealing with an emergency, while Jimmy rallies the team 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.

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 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.