In this episode, we see some good ute finds from the dogs as well as some full-on flood plain action. With a bit of everything in this episode, sit back and enjoy some northern territory action with Jarrod and mates.

Coming up in Part two we join Team New Line from the South Burnett region in Queensland as they try to find some sneaky boars. After that, it's time to head up to the Gulf and join Jay Riley & Billy Willets from Team Dusty dogs as they take a few mates for a hunt. Brendan Hatton is also back with part 2 from northwest New south wales. Luke Johnson from Ampd up boars will be chasing some north Queensland hogs. Harley Sampson from true blue has been getting into some good pigs & Reevesy & the bastard smith brothers also have some action not to be missed. With all that coming up, it's time to kick off part 2 of the grunter hunter championships 25.

Join Jesse, Nigel and Family as they catch some good grain feeders boars and a few in the hills as well.

Join all the teams for another round of the Grunter Hunter Championships

E4 - Bailed & Nailed - Territory Tough

There's a new challenge on the table, one that puts two teams against each other, in a one on one battle to see who can catch the biggest, nastiest boars in the country. There are no points, no sows, no tusks, it all comes down to one thing. Who can catch the biggest Boar.

So does Queensland or the northern territory have the biggest boars? Your about to find out as Hit and split and the Bastard smith brothers go head to head. Both champions in their states and a long record of catching consistent big boars, the skill and knowledge of their country is second to none. Things are going to heat up, and not just because of the weather up north, both teams have a respect for each other and a competitive streak, making things even more interesting.

This episode the team continues hunting the challenging hill country and forests, the dogs work hard and pull off plenty of good finds and some nasty boars too. They aim to take out as many lamb killers as they can.

In this episode, Jarrod is heading out on a solo run to hunt the high tide along the edge of the coast. The pigs go down on the mudflats at low tide making them tough to catch, It's far too dangerous to let the dogs go into the mangroves with all the big lizards around. So the boys wait for the tide to come in to push them out into the higher pandanus country. It makes for relatively easy hunting during the dry season when the dogs have a bit more trouble picking pigs up at night time, as they have no choice but to head to higher ground. Get ready for a hectic night of boar catching.

Coming up in Part two we join new competitors Jack and Jayson from team Sugar hit, as they try their luck looking for big cane boars in far north Queensland. After that, Jamie Otoole tries to take on the new south wales teams by hitting the stubble and ridge country. Luke Johnson from Amped Up Boars gives the Queensland teams a run for their money, The bastard smith brothers try to up the anti aiming to go one better than the 109 kilo boar they already have on the board. All that and much more coming up as we kick off the final part of Grunter hunter championships 24.

The championships are back and it brings with it new teams and new challenges. We go back to a one round, one winner system per state, and there is plenty of action and good times coming up, so we hope you enjoy the episode. If your keen to join the championships and take on the teams from your state please reach out to us by hitting the help icon or call/text 0427312312.

In the territory team hit and split missed out on a few entries only getting a sow, leaving themselves open for a come back from Top End Arabs. Meanwhile, in Queensland, the bastard smith brothers continue to rack up some cracker entries putting them in the position to become the champion in their state. Down in New South Wales, team mountain mongrels is set to move up into 3rd place or even second if they are lucky. now its time to see who will come out on top and become the grand champion of their state

Jesse does a solo run in Cape York taking out some good hogs during the day, hunting in temperatures over 40 degrees. Learn about hunting the harsh country up north, tips on safety and tricks on finding pigs.