Swamp People

As Hurricane Isaac hits on gator season's opening day, temperatures drop, eggs hatch prematurely and alligators go into retreat from the cold. HISTORY introduces Season 4 of Swamp People as the resolute crews face wild weather.

After a hurricane tears through the bayou on opening day of Alligator Season, delaying hunting for five critical days, the swampers turn to family to help make up for lost time.

To win a high stakes bet against two hunters from Texas, Troy must get his sons to step up and help him bring in the biggest gator.

A fish kill of biblical proportions hits the swamp, causing the gators to stop biting lines, and forcing swampers to get inventive.

Poachers invade the swamp and steal high value gators from several of the hunters.

Swampers struggle and fill tags after a devastating hurricane. One hunter suffers a brutal alligator bite that forces him off the water for emergency first aid.

Hunting in narrow waterways, one swamper gets bumped overboard during a gator fight while another faces the collapse of his entire season.

A cold front moves into the bayou, threatening to destroy alligator season.

The high stakes bet between the Texans and Troy Landry comes to an amazing conclusion.

Nearly two weeks into the toughest season in years, swampers are starting to break down from fatigue and stress.

A team of hunters catches a "yellow gator" which is said to be cursed and from that point on, bizarre circumstances fall upon the swamp.

Halfway through the toughest alligator season in decades, the battle-weary veterans need their deckhands to step up like never before.

A massive sinkhole consumes part of Troy Landry's hunting grounds and he and his sons must race to his remaining lines in the same area before they are swallowed up.

With big gators getting harder to catch, the next generation of swampers steps up and helps their families get through some of the deadliest challenges yet.

Just as teams have found their rhythm, partnerships are broken up, leaving veteran hunters to overcome the challenges of changing deckhands midstream.

The season's running down and swampers scramble to save a precious day on the water as the worst storm since Hurricane Isaac hammers the gulf coast.

With only eight days left of gator season, duck hunters have descended on the swamp making things causing chaos for swampers.

There's only seven days left in the Louisiana alligator season. And just as new partnerships hit their stride, they begin to fracture again.

With only five days to go in the season, swampers have to repair their pasts with family and friends if they're going to have any chance of tagging out.

As the days tick away, swampers are blind-sided with unexpected road blocks. For one veteran hunter, a family member in trouble means putting his own season on hold.

With just three days left in the season, a team sets off to find a serial killer gator named "The Reaper" that has been snatching cattle from ranches in the middle of the night.

With only 48 hours left in gator season, and weather threatening, the race is on to tag out.

On last day of alligator season, a massive cold front hits the bayou--driving swampers to extreme measures in order to tag out.

It's holiday time on the bayou and Swampers are preparing for their upcoming harvest feasts. They're out to stock their tables full of traditional delicacies from the swamp.