Videos: Swamp Loggers

Bobby seeks out new surplus to help with production.

When the toughest, hardest swamps need to be logged, Bobby Goodson is usually on everyone's short list as he tackles the challenges of running a business in swamps where most loggers don't dare to venture. Follow Bobby and his crew in Swamp Loggers, as they take on some of the most grueling logging jobs in the country with the potential of either bringing in a lot of money or going massively into debt.

In the second season of Swamp Loggers, the crew endures scorching heat while battling new challenges ranging from increasing pressure to cut and haul more timber, to dividing the team to log multiple tracts. As they face extreme weather, personnel issues, mechanical breakdowns and the constant push to grow the business during a time of economic uncertainty, the crew works together to maintain their reputation of being the best swamp loggers around.

In the second season of Swamp Loggers, the crew endures scorching heat while battling new challenges ranging from increasing pressure to cut and haul more timber, to dividing the team to log multiple tracts. As they face extreme weather, personnel issues, mechanical breakdowns and the constant push to grow the business during a time of economic uncertainty, the crew works together to maintain their reputation of being the best swamp loggers around.

When the toughest, hardest swamps need to be logged, Bobby Goodson is usually on everyone's short list as he tackles the challenges of running a business in swamps where most loggers don't dare to venture. Follow Bobby and his crew in Swamp Loggers, as they take on some of the most grueling logging jobs in the country with the potential of either bringing in a lot of money or going massively into debt.

Sinking equipment and fuel shortages causes Bobby to order everyone to go home.

Simitrio & Doug work on pulling a 2,000 lb tree down to make a road more usable.

The crew receives word that Bo's condition is improving.

When a shovel logger gets stuck in the water, operations come to a stand still.

A privately-owned road is one of the obstacles that Bobby and team must face.

Bobby's wife takes him to an airfield for a surprise birthday present!

Bobby receives a phone call that threatens to shut down his production.

An overwhelmed Bobby slows down to show a Boy Scouts troop around the swamp.

Bobby considers adding a new wood shredder to his arsenal.

Bobby decides to construct an alternative route to increase productivity.