Air date: 2012-10-21

Runtime: 43 min

In this hunter versus hunted frontier, the top of the food chain belongs to the saltwater crocodile. When a local village is threatened by a croc, Paul will stop at nothing to catch it.

Air date: 2012-10-28

Runtime: 43 min

Week two of the dry season, and the fights are only getting fiercer. Mick is on the hunt for an aggressive 15-footer who is driving younger crocs out of the area.

Air date: 2012-11-04

Runtime: 43 min

Things heat up two weeks into the dry season as two hunters race to protect local fishermen, a ranger eliminates a dangerous threat, and one hunter undertakes a personal mission.

Air date: 2012-11-11

Runtime: 43 min

The fourth week of the dry season brings tough challenges to each team of crocodile hunters. Paul's team hunts for a flesh-eating, ghost croc on his homeland, the Finniss River.

Air date: 2012-11-18

Runtime: 43 min

The dry season is half over and the hunters of Australia's Northern Territory are anxious to bring in as many crocs as possible before the rain returns and the waterways double in size.

Air date: 2012-12-02

Runtime: 43 min

It s mid-dry season, and the outback has become a dried-up wasteland. Ranger Tommy is out to protect the public from an aggressive crocodile that's ventured into a popular fishing area.

Air date: 2012-12-09

Runtime: 43 min

Desperate for a catch, Aboriginal hunter Paul Henwood and his team travel to the far end of the territory, chasing stories of a one-armed croc that's been terrorising an aboriginal village.

Air date: 2012-12-16

Runtime: 43 min

It's week nine of the dry season, and crocodiles continue to creep ever closer to humans. Aboriginal hunter, Paul Henwood, and his team encounter more bad luck.

Air date: 2012-12-23

Runtime: 43 min

With only a week remaining in the season, the men race against time to remove more dangerous crocs.

Air date: 2012-12-30

Runtime: 43 min

With just a few days left, crocodile hunting is coming to a close. Hunters are racing to bring in the area's most dangerous offenders before the rains come.