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Pete asks his daughter to help out and smooth things over with Troy and his son; Dan and Bret build a giant trap to rescue the creature.
Pete asks his daughter to help out and smooth things over with Troy and his son; Dan and Bret build a giant trap to rescue the creature.
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Searching for the Mikinaak
S1, EP6 "The Trap"In the race to find the creature first, Pete and his team deploy the trap while Troy hunts it down.
Searching for the Mikinaak
S1, EP5 "The Family Card"Pete asks his daughter to help out and smooth things over with Troy and his son; Dan and Bret build a giant trap to rescue the creature.
Searching for the Mikinaak
S1, EP4 "Bar Hopping"Pete and Dane meet up with Troy to rekindle their friendship; after a heated argument with a Native American Elder, Troy decides to double down on his hunt.
Searching for the Mikinaak
S1, EP3 "The Hunt Begins"Pete and Elroy interview a biologist to learn more about what the creature could be; Troy begins his hunt while others race to save it.
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