Tickle and his crew have a run in with the police while transporting their moonshine.

After tasking Chuck with helping him produce a large amount of moonshine, it's time for Tim to do the final taste test.

When Jim Tom comes to the rescue of Mark and Digger’s rye brandy operation, he doesn’t come without wisdom and a story to tell.

The Moonshiners, risking everything to meet together in a secret location, talk about the setbacks - and successes - of the past season.

While working on their special orange-cranberry moonshine for Christmas, Mark and Digger take some time to pay respects to the moonshiners that came before them.

Chico and Tyler aren't the first to bootleg by air to go under the radar. The lack of air traffic laws let adventurous bootleggers to take advantage of the skies to sneak moonshine across international borders.

Tickle and Tim explain the most important rules for choosing a good still site.

Mark and Digger are leaving nothing to chance. In no time flat, they're taking down their still site and getting rid of any incriminating evidence before the law can catch up with them.

Tickle hopes to jumpstart his engine by pouring moonshine in the carburetor. Alcohol with as much as 75% ethanol has been known to work.

With Tim under a strict deadline by the Virginia ABC to deliver some Climax moonshine to test, he enlists Tickle to help speed up production.

Jim Tom didn't let a little jail time stop him from enjoying some 'shine! Hear about his experiences in the slammer.

Lance explains his plan to run interference in case the law tries to pull over his father while Jeff is transporting 'shine.

Moonshiners Patti and David make their first run of the season, get rid of the heads, and taste the first batch of mayhaw moonshine. For a premium price, this liquor will be a good seller.

Josh and Bill are coming off their best season yet, but their luck may have just run out. Have they finally been cornered by the law?

Patti’s got gallons to deliver and for this drop off, she’s hitting the water. But in the bayou, the cops aren’t the only trouble lurking.

Patti is part of the tradition of women making moonshine and bootlegging. For her, it’s worth the risk, but it’s not an easy choice. With her kids to think about, anything that compromises her run can make her think twice about participating in this illeg