In Brazil, the Paraná River is a major trafficking route—patrolled by NEPOM, a specialized river police unit. In Guayaquil, Ecuador, police join forces with local communities to combat all forms of trafficking on the ground.
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Mike Johnson crosses the ice to fish with his brother Rick despite lingering tensions. Tim Adams returns to work with a new partner.
Tim and Jeff outbid Jedd for prized Lake Wisconsin fishing rights. Big money is on the line, but a hidden threat lurks.
Rick shifts his residency to Minnesota to start a family business. Tim and Jeff return to Clam Lake hoping to break even.
A hillside stalk leads to a massive payoff. Now the real chores begin for Laramy Miller.
Heading down the trail, Laramy hits a golden opportunity. Will he take the risk?
A surprise encounter yields a feast. Laramy claims his meat and prepares for the trail ahead.
No big game, but the storm is here. Laramy fights the rain and snow in a race for shelter.
Deep in the wild, the road ends. Laramy fights on, living off the untamed land.
New trail, old dangers. Laramy Sasquatch Miller faces the wild—and unexpected roadblocks.
Mario travels to the outer limits of the Eastern Coast of Canada to a place called Prince Edward Island. Home to some of the biggest bluefin tuna on the planet, these fish can grow up to 1,000 pounds.
Former UFC Lightweight Champion and Hall of Famer Chuck Liddell and Mario take on the mountain tops of Idaho on horseback. The two are on a search for a mysterious piece of protein.
Mario links up with Frank Stallone and ventures off to Kansas in search of Eastern turkeys.
The Axis deer populations in Hawaii have reached plague proportions and they are in-fact invasive to this beautifully pristine archipelago of the pacific. Luckily for Mario these deer also happen to boast the best tasting venison.
Deep in the wilderness of Northern South Africa, poaching is rife, and the wilderness is as dangerous as it gets. Mario attempts to be the first person in the area to have ever harvested one of the most dangerous animals known to Africa.
For the first time in years, the Keefer Brothers boots hit the gravel in remote Alaska.
Ciudad Juárez, a key Mexico–USA border city, is a major route for migrants seeking a better life. Mexican Federal Police special forces patrol the area to prevent illegal crossings and suspicious activity.
In Buenos Aires, a special police unit works in marginalized neighborhoods to restore public trust. In Haiti, the police face tough challenges daily to maintain order and uphold the justice system.
In Brazil, the Paraná River is a major trafficking route—patrolled by NEPOM, a specialized river police unit. In Guayaquil, Ecuador, police join forces with local communities to combat all forms of trafficking on the ground.
In Catalonia, the regional police have taken over from Spain's national force, deploying a rapid-response motorcycle unit to tackle urban crime. Meanwhile in Haifa, Israel's main port city, police operate under strict laws in a tense environment shaped by terrorism threats and ongoing regional conflict.
In Hyderabad, India, wealth and poverty coexist side by side. Each day, 15,000 officers battle crime ranging from theft to interreligious violence. In Palestine, 8,500 police face an even tougher challenge—working across a fragmented, politically tense landscape where every patrol carries risk.
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