Ep 4. Jail Break

In Outback Wrangler season 2 episode 4, titled "Jail Break," Australian wildlife expert and trap builder Matt Wright is faced with a dangerous mission. He is tasked with removing a massive saltwater crocodile from a remote cattle station, but the crocodile has already proven to be elusive and incredibly difficult to catch.

To make matters worse, the crocodile has evaded previous attempts at capture and has become known as the "Jailbreaker" due to its ability to break out of traps and cages. Matt must devise a new plan and use all of his skills and expertise to finally capture the Jailbreaker and relocate it to a safer location.

Matt is joined by fellow crocodile expert Chris Wilson and helicopter pilot Mick Burbury as they search for the crocodile and set up traps. As they navigate the treacherous terrain and search for the massive reptile, they encounter other dangers, including venomous snakes and flooded rivers.

With limited time to catch the Jailbreaker before it causes harm to local residents and livestock, Matt and his team work tirelessly to set up a trap and lure the crocodile into it. The tension mounts as they wait for the Jailbreaker to take the bait, knowing that any misstep could result in serious injury or even death.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to stunning shots of the Australian outback and its unique wildlife. Matt shares his knowledge and experience with the audience, explaining the behavior of crocodiles and the importance of conservation efforts to protect these ancient creatures.

As the episode nears its conclusion, the tension reaches its peak as the team finally manages to capture the Jailbreaker. Matt and Chris work quickly and efficiently to move the crocodile to a safer location, ensuring that it will no longer pose a threat to the area's residents and livestock.

"Jail Break" is a thrilling episode of Outback Wrangler that showcases the incredible skill and bravery of Matt Wright and his team as they work to protect both humans and crocodiles in the rugged and unpredictable Australian outback.