DOG AND BETH: ON THE HUNT

The Chapmans travel to the small and dusty railroad town of Clovis, New Mexico to assist Bail Bondsman Hank Bayless and his crew. Hank is itching to retire and leave the business to his daughter and granddaughter. But Hank's retirement will be put on hold until Dog, Beth, and Leland help his bounty hunters track down his two most elusive fugitives.

Dog, Beth and Leland travel to Albuquerque, New Mexico to visit with Tony Madrid, the founder and patriarch of the Madrid Family Bail Bonds business and a legend in the industry. Here, the Chapmans join forces with Tony and his family to promote vital bail bond and bounty hunter legislation at the State Capitol in Santa Fe. While the Madrids are a top-notch bail bonds family, they have some slippery fugitives on the loose. Dog, Beth and Leland take to the mean streets and desolate mesas of Albuquerque and help chase them down.

An urgent call from Agent J motivates Dog and Beth to travel to Jackson, Michigan to help bondsman Leo Urban track down and apprehend a $500,000 fugitive bond. It's a game of cat and mouse as the Chapmans work with Leo and his crew to track down this elusive and dangerous fugitive.

Dog, Beth and Leland have been called to the mean streets of Los Angeles to help big-hearted bondsman Arnold who has gotten in way over his head. Arnold is on the line for a 390K payout if he doesn't hunt down a defiant fugitive. The Chapmans teach Arnold the strategies and tactics of bounty hunting in order to save his business, and how to toughen up along the way.

Tina, the owner of Blazen Bail Bonds in Los Angeles is struggling. Tina's personal life is taking her attention away from her business. Her books are out of whack, and a 100K bond is about to come due on a fugitive that is nowhere to be found. Dog, Beth and Leland join forces with Tina and her all-female crew to help fortify her business and hunt down several outstanding bonds.

The Chapmans are in Las Vegas for the Academy of Country Music Awards and the Professional Bail Agents of the United States conference. As senior vice president of PBUS, Beth tends to business with bail agents from all over the country while Dog and Leland take time away from the conference to help a local bondsman pull in several jumps in record time.

Dog, Beth and Leland are called to Oklahoma to join up with bondsmen in Guthrie and Oklahoma City. Before they hit the road, the Chapmans head to the Rocky Mountains to hunt down a fugitive on the run from the Sooner state. Dog and Beth soon realize there is much work to be done in Oklahoma, so they extend their stay in order to help the bondsmen clean up their businesses.

Tensions in Oklahoma are high as Dog and Beth track down an elusive fugitive for bondsman Tom Trepagnier. But their work is far from over as they must reign in two more of Trepagnier's jumps while training Trep's crew and showing an Oklahoma state senator the ropes of bounty hunting.

While the Chapmans are home in Hawaii trying to enjoy a short break from the road, they are called to shut down a terribly corrupt bondsman and hunt down his outstanding fugitives. They confront this bondsman, take charge of his operation and put him on a plane out of paradise back to Texas, with a warning never to return.

Dog, Beth and Leland travel to the great plains of Hutchinson, Kansas to meet with Barb Carithers and her team of bondswomen. As they chase down elusive fugitives, they discover that a deceitful bounty hunter may be taking advantage of Barb's kindness.

Leland raised his son Dakota while still a kid himself. Now Dakota is graduating from high school with honors and wants to join the family business. Eighteen-year-old Dakota claims to be a natural-born warrior, but before the Chapmans can give him his badge, he needs to prove himself on a variety of grueling tests including weapons, tactics and on one of the most exciting hunts ever on Big Island, Hawaii.