Buying the Bayou

T-Mike and Cayla want a new bayou home with enough room for their 300 pound pet pig. But a pig paradise could be a tall order in Bayou Country, which is teeming with deadly fire ants and ravenous alligators.

Best friends, Drew and Nikki, are hopping aboard a boat and hitting the waterways looking for the ultimate fishing camp in South Louisiana. But with floods and dangerous animals, the search can be a challenge.

Josh and Tiffany Chambless grew up living the bayou lifestyle and spending any spare moment exploring the swamps on their ATVs. Now, they have a one-year-old daughter, Chloe, and they're looking for a place that's good for the baby and for four-wheeling.

Floyd and Robin Foti are living the American Dream. They started out living in a trailer, selling crawfish out of a truck. But, with hard work, the business grew to become a massive food market.

James and Jennifer and their two kids raise Catahoula Cur hunting dogs in Northeast Lousiana, and business is booming! With 35 dogs, but only a half acre of land, if they want to keep expanding, they're going to need a bigger house with plenty of space!

Pat and Joyce want their own slice of the southern frontier. They're looking for a hunting cabin that has the wilderness he wants, but the space she desires, and each property is packed with unexpected surprises.

Ross and Sarah want a bayou home where they can walk out their front door and onto their fishing boat. They discover that a house on an island can make getting there tough and see a property on the mainland that wasn't built for normal-sized homeowners.

For Matthew and Lindsey, summers on Mississippi's Lake Mary is a family tradition and now they're looking for a camp of their own. Lake Mary houses can flood, so the couple is looking for a high rise home, lifted 20 feet off the ground!

Spear fisherman Clay and his girlfriend Jackie are looking for their first home together around Pensacola, Florida, an area where the bayou meets the beach, known as the Redneck Riviera.

Jamie and his fiancée Brandi are looking for a home to start their life together near the Cajun Tropics of Gulf Shores, Alabama. But there's one problem - Jamie wants a house on the bayou, but Brandi prefers the beach. Which one will they choose?

Life in the bayou is all about family and passing down traditions. Blane is looking for a place where he can spend quality time with his teenage daughter, Kendall, doing what their family does best—hunting.

Trey and Jacob are two best friends who want to buy a backwoods getaway home for themselves and their families. They discover properties where the fields have been flooded to attract wild birds and a plantation overrun with raccoons!

Marty and Shelly grew up in the backwoods of the Mississippi bayou. But recently they've been stuck in the suburbs. So now they're looking for a new home that will get them back into wilderness, where they can teach their children the bayou way of life.

Childhood sweethearts, Rowdy and Stevi, want to move into a starter home on the bayou. They love the excitement of nightlife and gambling so they're looking for a house close to Biloxi's casinos.

High school sweethearts Donnie and Laurie have dreamed of having a weekend fishing camp on the bayou for as long as they can remember. Now, with the success of Donnie's new invention, that dream can become a reality.

Newly engaged couple, Barrett and Haley, are looking for their first home on the bayou, but there's one problem: he's from the country and she's from the city, so they're sure to butt heads.

David and Blair love getting out on the waters of the Louisiana Bayou, so they want a weekend waterfront getaway home. But these houses come with their own hassles - like taking a boat to your car on the mainland when you need to shop for groceries.

Carter and his wife Colleen have made millions from the bayou oil industry, so now they want a million dollar home on the waters of the Mississippi bayou.