When Paul is in the middle of a photo shoot, wrestling a gator, things take a horrifying turn when he gets a nasty bite to the head.

The Gator Boys have the chance to make Caylee's Make-A-Wish come true. Watch as she wrestles and catches a stuffed gator - she could give Paul a run for his money!

Because people have been feeding this large alligator in his native everglades, he's now not afraid of humans - which is dangerous for him and for anyone who fishes nearby.

She's only been a volunteer for a little while, but Paul believes Caroline has what it takes to be a Gator Girl. Can she prove it while helping catch an 11-foot gator?

With volunteers that come and go, it's hard for Tre to really pursue his passion, which is teaching. Is he serious enough to start giving lessons at Native Village?

An alligator who had been rescued previously with a split jaw is now healthy enough to undergo surgery - which isn't without its risks.

With a tricky, muddy location, Ashley is forced to bring in an alligator using her bare hands and brute force.

When Paul has to rescue a gator on a solo mission, it makes him realize how much he misses having Jimmy around.

Jimmy is doing his best to do the right thing, but can Tre and Scott convince him to come with them on a call?

There's been a lot of rain recently, which has allowed for this one-eyed alligator to make himself at home on a job site.

No one likes the words "chili" and "explosion" used together when you're part of a eating challenge.

When a gator is hiding in an orange grove, the Gator Boys are called in to remove it before visitors and livestock are put in harm's way.

A gator has taken residence in one woman's backyard lake by her ... BEEHIVE. Can the guys rescue this beast while avoiding a serious honeybee attack?!

A young volunteer gets a quick lesson on gators. Though, Dad doesn't seem to be as excited as his son.

Next time you're ready to hop in the pool, you may want to do a quick scan for any unwanted, long, green, scaly visitors. Paul and Ashley rescue a 6 footer in one family's backyard.

During a slow day at work, Scott and Tre decide to go treasure hunting. They dig up some pretty amazing finds!

A young volunteer gets a quick lesson on gators. Though, Dad doesn't seem to be as excited as his son.

When a gator is hiding in an orange grove, the Gator Boys are called in to remove it before visitors and livestock are put in harm's way.

A gator has taken residence in one woman's backyard lake by her ... BEEHIVE. Can the guys rescue this beast while avoiding a serious honeybee attack?!

Paul and Jimmy are called when a fisherman finds himself competing with one fierce gator for a catch. See the guys wrestle one angry girl!

No one likes the words "chili" and "explosion" used together when you're part of a eating challenge.

The Gator Boys take to the water at night in search of a gator. Although they can be easier to spot at night, they're much more dangerous to capture.

When Paul is in the middle of a photo shoot, wrestling a gator, things take a horrifying turn when he gets a nasty bite to the head.

There's been a lot of rain recently, which has allowed for this one-eyed alligator to make himself at home on a job site.

Are you ready for more Gator Boys? Because they're coming back with some of the biggest gator action you've ever seen!

Dave Duensing's role is to take Anthony's visions and bring them to life by planning, planning, planning and executing.

Take in the scenery and enjoy the serenity while watching a time lapse of the build behind the Cliffside Pool!

Ed Kading has worked for Anthony for years doing excavation work, which is more than just digging and placing rocks - it's dealing with Anthony's many changes!

Meet Anthony, the pool master! He's been building pools since 1963, so now's a great chance to learn a bit more about him.

This pool holds the Guinness World Record as the biggest pool on Earth - it took over five years to construct!

Get one of the best views of the Sonoma valley from the edge of this magnificent infinity pool.

This pool is so magnificent, it becomes an extension of the architecture of the home. Admire it, then take a relaxing dip in the heated hydro-therapy spa to relax sore muscles.