Big Rig Bounty Hunters - Episode Guide

In Ohio, Truck Hunters Shawn and Vince must track down and deliver a big rig filled with highly classified cargo but mid-route they pick up a mysterious tail. In Texas, a trailer filled with prized cattle is stranded on a track, and Marshall and Korchenko is the trucker's last hope to avert a disastrous collision. In New Jersey, brothers-in-law John and Gene are on the hunt for a hijacked truck full of a million dollars worth of laptops. And in Denver, Animal and Steve discover the perils of trying to deliver a hot load on a tight deadline, as the President's visit locks down the city's traffic grid.

The Jersey Boys, John and Gene, go to blows with a delinquent driver who isn't paying the bills on his truck lease. Ex Cons, Shawn and Vince, are sent to rescue a disabled tractor and its load, but this big rig is for the birds, literally. The Texans, Marshall and Korchenko, put their perfect recovery record to the test as a disoriented driver can't give them his whereabouts. And The Desert Dogs, Eric and Rob, a father and son truck hunting duo, must deal with a disgruntled driver who won't hand over his rig.

The Vets chase after a rogue driver who is out to stick it to the trucking company. The Jersey Boys are called in to rescue a driver who has been attacked by hijackers. The Texans are on a long hunt for 16 tons of frozen shrimp. And the Ex-Cons must track down a big rig that's been taken off the grid by a driver who thinks his truck is being followed by space aliens.

The Texans must hunt down and take back a stolen rig, before the thieves cross into Mexico. In Arizona, The Desert Dogs are called in to sniff out a snake. In Ohio, The Ex Cons kick into high gear hunting for a missing race. And The Jersey Boys are called in to take possession of a backhoe that a disgruntled trucker is holding hostage.

The Jersey boys, John and Gene, are called out of Newark and out of their element in search of a stolen tractor. The Ex-cons, Shawn and Vince, run into a series of unfortunate events after securing a truck with a high value load that needs to get to Houston. And the Vets, Animal and Steve turn up a load of produce that's not fit for human consumption.

The Ex-Cons chase down a missing load with a $5,000.00 bounty, but they're not the only bounty-hunters on the job. The Texans, Korchenko and Marshall, search scrapyards in the pre-dawn hours after a load of drilling pipe vanishes. And Jersey Boys, John and Gene, search high and low (and through strip clubs) in Newark's underbelly.

The Desert Dogs have a hot lead on a hot-headed trailer thief whose finally come back to town, while the Jersey Boys John and Gene are called to try and solve a cold case which takes them to danger-filled Atlantic City. Meanwhile, Animal and Steve are on a wild goose chase with a driver who is holding a load hostage and the Ex-cons chase down a stolen truck filled with beer.

The Jersey boys need to find an abandoned rig and take it to the port before its ship sails, while the Vets are close to blows after a hard night leaves Steve 50 shades of cranky. And the ex-cons risk life and limb driving up the highest road in the country to pull a tractor back from the ledge.

As the new season begins, three Ohio teams--the Ex-cons, Big T and Bek, and the Wolf brothers--are on high alert for stolen trucks, missing cargo, and AWOL drivers. When a truck filled with $1.3 million of cell phones and electronics goes missing in Dayton, who you gonna call? Well, no one--if the truck had your phone. That's why the Buckeye State's big rig bounty hunters have been dialed up. With a bounty of $4,200 on the line, the three teams must outhustle one another to get the 411 on the payload and be first to track it down. Later, the Wolf brothers are asked to recover a Kenworth truck that's been stolen by a driver that's been known to get violent. Hot on the trail of the truck, the Wolfs' recovery takes a surprising turn when they ask for help from an unexpected source.

It's a bone-chillingly cold day in the heart of Ohio, but big rig bounty hunters never sleep... Well, Vince and Shawn certainly don't. Up at the crack of dawn, the pair is out on a risky job that finds them attempting to recover a rig.

As winter plunges Dayton into a deep freeze, Ohio has become a hotbed of truck thefts as no less than three rigs go missing. Two rigs carrying $450,00 in energy drinks have been stolen from Platinum Trucking's home base in what looks like an inside job. To track down the thieves, the three teams must go head to head. And with each rig carrying a bounty of $5,000, a big payday is on the line. Later, a second bounty comes in--a domestic dispute has stopped a truck-driving couple from delivering their load of $90,000 worth of furniture. The team arriving at the location must take the load from the feuding couple to earn the $3,000 bounty, forcing them to be Big Rig Bounty Hunters...and relationship counselors.

A truck carrying a valuable load of prime Texas steaks has gone missing. The veteran driver is not responding and the company fears his life could be in jeopardy. One team follows the load thinking the meat is being offloaded quickly around town, while another team senses the load is lost but the valuable steaks and parts could be at one of the area's many chop shops. One of the teams peels off of the hunt for the missing steaks when a box truck carrying a load of youth football equipment fails to make its way to the kids.

An exotic car rental company reports a Red Ferrari was just stolen from the back of a truck and is offering a $10,000 bounty for its quick return. The call has all three of the Texas truck-hunting teams combing the downtown streets of Houston in a race to land the largest payday any of them have ever seen. And a repo job tests the character of one of the teams as they have a run-in with a driver who is unwilling to part with his rig.

Relationships are put to the test when constant bickering almost tears apart all three Ohio big rig bounty-hunting teams as they search for a missing Peterbilt truck containing auto parts bound for Detroit. The team that recovers the rig will earn a $3,800 bounty, but first they'll have to overcome some bumps in the road. A Wolf brother almost has his head ripped off when he wanders onto private property. Big T and Bek's chase finds them confronting Shawn and Vince in a game of cat and mouse where each team tries to throw each other off the trail. By day's end, one team is pulled off the chase to deliver a truck full of beer that may be ruined by the cold Ohio weather...and another team comes close to breaking up their partnership.

A rig filled with beer, wine and liquor with a value of $120,000 has been stolen from the parking lot of a liquor store. With a bounty of $3,300 up for grabs, the race is on for the Big Rig Bounty Hunters to be first to find the truck and grab the prize. But before their chase has begun, Big T and Bek are detoured by a call for help from a driver who is experiencing road rage from a guy in a car. Push literally comes to shove when Bek confronts the perp in a knock down, drag out fight in the Ohio snow.

Texas runs on oil and when a thief hijacks a big rig hauling a load of specialty oil drilling pipes, it's up to three of Houston's top truck hunting teams to find the stolen truck before 29 hard-working roughnecks are put out of a job. A family feud is stirring as rival teams, the In-Laws and Big Texans, find cousins Michael and Marshall in a battle over territory. Meanwhile the Holden's are having trouble coming together on a strategy to find the stolen pipes. After taking a pit stop for a quick bite they decide to swap an evasive bounty for a sure thing. But what was supposed to be a simple recovery brings about a surprising twist in the dog-eat-dog world of truck hunting.

It's the Holden's and the Big Texan's to the rescue, as they are called upon to help find a truck that's gone missing carrying food to the Houston Food Bank. With enough canned goods to feed 1,500 needy families for a month, it's a top priority to find this truck, and find it fast. Meanwhile, in another part of Houston, the In-Laws are on one of the strangest hunts of their illustrious careers--a prized steer, showcased at county fairs and corporate conventions has mysteriously disappeared. The owner has called upon Chad and Michael to find his blue ribbon beef...and that's no bull. Ultimately, the steer is found in the unlikeliest of locations.

A flatbed carrying a load of roofing shingles has been stolen, bringing the Big Texans and In-Laws on a collision course that could reignite their ongoing fight over family and territory. The In-Laws utilize Chad's police skills and Michael's biker buddies to try and win the bounty while the Big Texans search local construction sites hoping their experience pays off. Meanwhile, a late start adds strain to the Holden's relationship and threatens their chances at the bounty. The father and son team need to put aside their differences as a late blast sends them on a manhunt for a dangerous truck thief.

Monsters are running amok in Houston--Monster trucks, that is. The Holden's are asked to help a family friend by chasing down a Monster Truck, which has been stolen by a man with a hair-trigger temper. Meanwhile, the In-laws, Chad and Michael, go head to head against their archrivals, the Big Texans, Marshall and Korchenko. The two teams are trying to be the first to find a missing truck containing high-end consumer electronics and, most importantly, the truck's driver whom they fear is the victim of foul play.

When a truck carrying $1.3 million in flu vaccines goes missing, Ohio's top Big Rig Bounty Hunters are called into action. They learn the driver suffered a seizure, is hospitalized, and has no recollection of where his truck is. Time is of the essence in finding this rig--and earning the $3,500 bounty--because if the truck's refrigerator isn't working, the vaccines will be ruined. As this search unfolds, a second bounty is up for grabs... A driver in a pay dispute is holding for ransom his load of nearly $40,000 in specialty lumber. The trucking company refuses to pay the ransom and reward bad behavior. So, in order to earn a bounty of $4,500 the teams must outsmart the driver and trick him into giving up his load.