Lifelong Texan Jerry Campbell has been in the hog hunting game for over half a century. His kids, Robert and Krystal, are hoping to turn Dad's lifestyle into a full-time family business helping desperate landowners clear their property of destructive wild boars that are causing millions of dollars in damage. The family takes on their first job at a nearby ranch, but when their lead hunting dog, Rooster, disappears in the middle of the hunt, the family has to find a way to finish the job without him.



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A 250-pound boar terrorizes a widow, and the hunt brings a family clash as Jerry's methods are different than his children's methods.

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A hog is ruining a golf course by ripping apart the greens and posing a threat to golfers; a pecan orchard is overrun with hogs; and Jerry worries the family when he disappears in the middle of the night.

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A 900-acre deer-hunting ranch is overrun with boars. Robert invests in a hog trap for the job, and the family is forced to hunt through the night to get rid of the boars.

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Robert hires a new hogger; and a ranch is threatened by hogs that are killing livestock.

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A job at a vineyard requires new techniques in order to protect fragile grape vines; and Jerry travels to a farming community where hogs are destroying peanut crops.

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A ranch is overrun with hogs, and the owners are considering selling the property, but Jerry's concern is that the property is so big that his children will be out of radio range and facing aggressive boars.

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