Schedule

Tony pivots his crew to the 80 Pup cut but a water pump failure stops them cold. Fred levels up his operation with a big piece of iron. A flood threatens to derail the Clayton Brothers season and prevent them from reaching Golden Acres.

Parker gets down to paydirt at the Wolf Cut in Alaska but disaster strikes when the crew hits an old mine shaft. Dave goes deeper in search of his last gold. A mistake on Tony's crew sends a $500,000 wash plant crashing to the ground.

JJ ends with the biggest event of the season -- a winner-takes-all shootout where each racer gets a second chance to buy back in. Each time someone comes back, the pot grows higher for a grand total of at least $75,000.

JJ pulls together a winner-takes-all shootout where each racer gets a second chance to buy back in -- and for every racer who returns, the pot grows even higher!

The final shootout of the season continues and MSO is fighting with everything they’ve got to bring home a grand prize that keeps growing bigger and bigger. But, with heavy hitters buying back in, the competition gets even higher.

Tim, Mark and Digger judge as three skilled distillers integrate coffee into their mash recipes to see who can run the most stimulating jar of shine to earn the title of Master Distiller and a run of their winning recipe in a major distillery.

For centuries, moonshiners moonlighted as medicine-makers. In that backwoods tradition, three distillers compete to make moonshine that packs a medicinal punch, as Mark, Digger and Tim judge whose jar ultimately tastes the best.

Special guest judge Danielle Parton joins Mark, Digger and Tim as Josh, Daniel and Mike put their family recipes on the line to see whose multi-generational moonshine heritage will weather the test of time.

Tickle, Tim, and Henry serve as judge and jury while two outlaws and one legal distiller take on the ultimate hard-time challenge -- turning prison commissary ingredients into high-proof contraband -- all for a chance to be named Master Distiller.

Mark and Digger corner a man who stole 175 gallons of their barrel-aged liquor. Mike and Jerry retreat to Mississippi to raise cash for their vengeful return. Amanda and Kelly's cinnamon roll moonshine fails the taste test until Mark proposes a solution.

Mark and Digger recruit Patti Bryan to help make hot pepper moonshine and nearly blind themselves in the process. When Tickle over-orders blueberries for his restaurant, he has some explaining and shine-making to do. Mark and Huck build a bootleg boat.

Mark and Digger task Amanda and Kelly to find a poisonous berry they can turn into tasty, safe-to-drink shine. Tickle builds a "dead man's" still to keep himself out of the doghouse. A bootleg river journey takes Mark and Huck into uncharted waters.

Mark and Digger recruit a young Kentucky moonshiner to help craft a profitable outlaw bourbon. After tracking Mark and Huck to their mountain still site, Mike and Jerry initiate their revenge plan until a well-aimed shot unexpectedly turns the tables.

Mark and Digger shop for new oak barrels, but after spotting an unmarked vehicle surveilling their barrel house, the duo must devise an alternative way to sell their bourbon. A friendly liquor run with Big Chuk lands Josh back in a high-risk environment.

Nobody knows more about flavor than professional chefs. Guest judge Robert Irvine presides over a pressure cooker of competition as three experienced chefs battle to turn raw ingredients into high-proof, culinary-class spirits.

Moonshiners Henry Law, Tickle, and Tim revisit Operation Lightning Strike -- a massive federal anti-moonshine action. Targeting Franklin County, Virginia, the so-called "Moonshine Capital of the World," its aftermath left deep scars in the community.

Three distillers compete to make a recipe created by George Washington himself. Judged by legends Mark, Digger and Tim, only one competitor can earn the prestigious title of Master Distiller for producing the first president's own signature liquor.

Mark and Digger shop for new oak barrels, but after spotting an unmarked vehicle surveilling their barrel house, the duo must devise an alternative way to sell their bourbon. A friendly liquor run with Big Chuk lands Josh back in a high-risk environment.

Nobody knows more about flavor than professional chefs. Guest judge Robert Irvine presides over a pressure cooker of competition as three experienced chefs battle to turn raw ingredients into high-proof, culinary-class spirits.

Moonshiners Henry Law, Tickle, and Tim revisit Operation Lightning Strike -- a massive federal anti-moonshine action. Targeting Franklin County, Virginia, the so-called "Moonshine Capital of the World," its aftermath left deep scars in the community.

Three distillers compete to make a recipe created by George Washington himself. Judged by legends Mark, Digger and Tim, only one competitor can earn the prestigious title of Master Distiller for producing the first president's own signature liquor.

In the season premiere, three generations of Hoffman risk the harsh Alaska tundra in an attempt to mine $5M in gold. But when old-timer Jack declares his final season, mine boss Todd and his son Hunter rally to devise a plan for their biggest season ever.

Parker visits Fred's claim and delivers a devastating verdict that brings the operation to a screeching halt. A truck accident on Parker's claim leads to a harrowing rescue attempt. Tony's crew at the Hunker Cut face a monster flood.