Monster Croc Wrangler

In Australia's rugged Northern Territory lies La Belle Cattle Ranch. John, the ranch manager, is having a few issues with several big crocs in his waterholes, including one monster that's been spotted swimming down the river with a fully grown cow in its mouth! For the safety of his cattle and crew, the croc must be moved.

During the Dry season in Australia, Saltwater Crocs crowd into smaller spaces and fight for their territory. These same water holes also draw thirsty cattle. Matt and the team must move as many crocs away from the waterholes before the farmers are forced to deal with the problem another way.

In Australia's Northern Territory, close to two million people visit every year and swim in popular waterholes. Matt and the team are busy clearing 15-ft. crocs from a remote cattle station when they spot a couple of backpackers camped on the banks of the river. After some friendly advice, the backpackers move on!

Workers at the Paspaley Pearling Company farm have been spooked by a large croc hanging around the boats. Matt Wright urgently flies out to this remote paradise to capture and relocate this animal before someone gets attacked. It's a job made even more difficult because the only way to get this croc out is between the seats of a seaplane.

Tommy, a local pub owner, regularly takes his family fishing on a river that runs through a nearby farm. But recently a big croc has been showing too much interest in this small boat and putting his family at risk. This problem croc needs to be moved before someone gets hurt.

Crab Claw Island Resort is a tropical paradise with white sandy beaches, palm trees and cabins on the waterfront. But in Australia's Northern Territory, any waterway is potentially home to crocodiles. Resort manager John is concerned about a croc hanging around the beachfront and calls in Matt and the team to ensure the safety of his guests.

At Victoria River Downs Ranch, managers Rusty and Julie haven't had trouble with crocs for years, but recently several big salties have been spotted in the river. Matt Wright is called in to see what's going on and clear any problem crocs to keep the ranch workers and kids safe.

Fifty miles off the coast of Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory lies the Tiwi Islands. The communities here are accustomed to living with big crocs, but one massive saltie has been causing problems at a remote fishing camp. Matt Wright and the team set sail to this remote area to restore paradise once more.