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Jase, Jep, and Randy hunt a North Carolina property that predates the American Revolution; Missy and Jessica open their own antique store called The Treasure Box.
Jase, Jep, and Randy hunt a North Carolina property that predates the American Revolution; Missy and Jessica open their own antique store called The Treasure Box.
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S3, EP1 "This One's for Murry"As Murry undergoes heart surgery, Jase, Jep and Randy head to Split Rock, Wyo. In search of relics from the Oregon Trail; Missy and Jessica work on a get-well-soon gift for Murry.
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S3, EP2 "The Treasure State"Jase and Jep head to Montana to hunt for an old 1860s fort with their wives in tow; Si and Phillip try to beat the southern heat.
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S3, EP3 "New York, New York"Jase and Jep take Randy to upstate New York to explore a Jesuit Mission and Native American site; Jessica assists Murry, who is recovering, with various tasks on his property.
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S3, EP4 "The Treasure Box"Jase, Jep, and Randy hunt a North Carolina property that predates the American Revolution; Missy and Jessica open their own antique store called The Treasure Box.
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S4, EP10 "Merry-Land"For the first time ever, the guys head to Maryland to hunt for Revolutionary War relics at a historic farm. Si tags along as Jep and Jessica's daughter, Priscilla, learns how to drive.
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S4, EP9 "Town of Mer Rouge"The entire town of Mer Rouge, LA has invited the treasure hunting trio to come hunt their historic town! Meanwhile, Si is burnt out and needs a vacation.
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S4, EP8 "Texas Ghost Town"The guys head to Texas in search of a lost Oil Boom town called Herron City. Si takes over the Duck Commander store in order to sell his treasure hunting merchandise.
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S4, EP7 "Oregon Trail"The guys head out to Kansas to look for relics on a part of the Oregon Trail dating back to the 1800s! Si makes celebrity shoutout videos to generate income for the treasure hunting business....
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