Season 7 - Episode Guide

The surviving members of AIMS head out on a brand-new adventure that team leader Trapper set up for them before he passed. Equipped with Trapper's journal, they travel to the mountains of the Tygart Valley to prove there are still wolves in West Virginia.

A grisly discovery spurs the AIMS team to find out what monster lurks in the shadows of West Virginia's Tygart Valley. Using Trapper's journal, they devise an ingenious way to get footprints to help identify the mysterious predator.

As a blizzard hits the Tygart Valley, the AIMS team investigates Buck's encounter with a massive red-eyed creature. They risk life and limb to track the mysterious beast through the snow. Just what type of mountain mystery did Trapper get them into?

The AIMS team sets out in the darkness to suss out the source of a monstrous roar that shook the hills and hollers of the Tygart Valley. As they close in on the creature, they hear a strange noise that leads them to a landmark unlike any other.

The AIMS team hunts for the source of a strange sound coming from the top of a sinister-looking tree. The search leaves them with more questions than answers about the red-eyed monster they've been tracking through the Tygart Valley.

The AIMS team enters No Man's Land in pursuit of the Smoke Wolves. The guys use a hunting trick from Trapper's journal to draw out the demon dogs, but soon realize they are treading on dangerous ground when they stumble across a pack of dead coyotes.

The AIMS team finds a decades-old clue etched in stone by late team leader Trapper, leading to a shocking revelation about No Man's Land. Later, the guys track a trail of blood after they hear gunshots ring out in the Tygart Valley.

The hunt comes to a head when the AIMS team locates what may be the secret lair of the Smoke Wolves. Jeff makes a special batch of Trapper's secret sauce to lure out the vicious canines and solve the mystery of the Tygart Valley once and for all.

The AIMS team celebrates the life of late team leader John "Trapper" Tice.