Swamp Pawn - Season 2

When Rick's crawfish supply dries up on Easter week, Rick's business, reputation and even his friendships are on the line. Meanwhile, Shorty has moved out of Coy's house, but devastating news brings them closer than ever.

Rick's coolers are bursting at the seams with live crawfish. If he can't find buyers in two days, the crawfish will be dead, and so will his business. Meanwhile, Austyn and Blake find themselves trapped alone in the swamp, and their only hope for rescue is Clayton.

Rick and the gang are looking forward to the year's biggest crawfish festival, but Phillips Seafood's main supplier threatens to spoil the party. Also, Coy's spirits are in the dumps, so Shorty gives him a "monster" of a surprise.

Rick Phillips has the gift of gab. But when he's asked to deliver a speech at the state senate, the chatty fisherman gets seriously tongue-tied. And, Shorty talks his way into a catering gig for a girls' softball team. But is he ready to step up to the plate?

A routine visit from the health inspector has Rick jumping through hoops to streamline his crawfish peeling process or face shutdown. Meanwhile, Coy enlists Shorty to go camping, but the trip is anything but peaceful.

With Coy's medical bills going through the roof, Shorty wants to organize a benefit to raise some cash. But with the date quickly approaching, can he prove he's not in over his head? Meanwhile, Patty's giving Rick's prized deer head the vamoose.

Rick hits pay dirt when he scores a huge order for crawfish. But heavy rains mean the crawfish -- and Rick's profits -- are dying in the swamp. Meanwhile, Coy endures the dentist chair to get new teeth. But are these new choppers more pain than gain?

With the crawfish season at a standstill, Rick and the crew hop onto another money-making scheme: frogs. Meanwhile, the dangers of living in the swamp become frighteningly clear when Jamie and Quentin go missing.

It's old school vs. new school when Clayton, Austyn and Blake go head-to-head in a high-stakes snake catching competition. Meanwhile, both Rick and Coy have a need for speed and find themselves strapped in for the ride of a lifetime.

Rick promises his friend Clyde all the helpers he needs to catch a load of grasshoppers. But when everyone refuses to spend the day on a bug hunt, Rick is left holding the bag. Meanwhile, Coy's truck bites the dust, leaving him stranded at home.

The swamp gets too close for comfort when Paul finds mauled animals right outside Phillips Seafood. Is there a dangerous predator on the loose? Meanwhile, Coy receives news about Shorty -- and it's something he's been dreading.

As Coy battles with the decision to bail Shorty out of jail, he gets the final results of the chemotherapy. Meanwhile, Chachie and his gator-hunting crew discover that their prized houseboat has gone missing. And at Rick's, Quentin and Jamie deliver more catfish than Rick's skeleton crew can handle.

Gator season has finally arrived and Rick helps Chachie Boy track a monster reptile hiding deep in the bayou, but another hunter might beat them to the punch. Meanwhile, Austyn and Blake make the hunt a family affair -- with Austyn's dad and Blake's little boy going face-to-fang with thrashing gators.

Austyn and Blake host a visiting hunter from Canada who expects them to deliver the most coveted prize -- a monster gator. Meanwhile, Rick searches for five small gators to satisfy an order for one of his best customers. And back at Phillips Seafood, Clayton's pranks have everyone looking for payback.

Gator season is in full swing, but some of Rick's hunters can't seem to catch a break. Part-timers Nikki and Noel find their bait lines sabotaged, Paul follows Cumquat on a wild-gator-chase, and a swamp injury sidelines Austyn with a trip to the emergency room.

Austyn and Blake plan a last minute double wedding, but their fiancees aren't convinced a swamp wedding is a good idea. While Rick tries to come up with the perfect wedding gift, Clayton and Joney finally go gator hunting, but the results on the end of the line don't measure up. And Shorty heads to court to face the music over his recent legal troubles.