Cash Cowboys

Scott goes nuts for a ‘white man’s’ totem pole. But can he and Sheldon wrestle it out of the ground? A Lethbridge property features a sprawling collection of Old West paraphernalia

The guys stop at a massive moving sale but discover the property’s already been picked. Later, a collector is reluctant to sell but Scott is determined to make the trip worthwhile.

The guys visit a garage sale devotee in Southern Ontario, then scour an outdoor antique show where the prices are steep, and where one vendor is driving Scott absolutely nuts!

In PEI, the guys hit a 70-mile garage sale. Sheldon spots a ceremonial table he simply has to have. While Sheldon eats fresh oysters, Scott searches for treasure.

While in Nova Scotia, the guys turn up the heat with a bet: Who will find the ultimate East Coast prize? In Great Village, they get priority access to an off-limits warehouse.

The guys are freestyling in Nova Scotia when they stumble across an old Victorian home that’s ripe for picking.

The guys head to the village of Hudson, Quebec, where they uncover a pair of rare rocking horses and tour a staggering collection of Star Wars paraphernalia.

In Quebec’s Eastern Townships, the guys visit a home filled with 200-year-old antiques. An auction and garage sale junkie, Guy’s awesome property features barn after barn.

The guys scour a Winnipeg flea market in search of hidden treasure.

When visiting an 84-year-old Alberta collector, Scott ends up in the line of fire. The guys scour an unbelievable farm collection before getting a once-in-a-lifetime joyride.

The guys visit an Ontario property with so many outbuildings it could double as a village. Picking from a fellow picker, the guys spot a pricey must-have item.

The guys are in British Columbia where they’re prepared to spend some big money on a few West Coast treasures. A collector says he’s willing to sell but his prices are a nightmare.

There’s fertile picking in the Fraser Valley when the guys stop in to scour Grumpy and Granny’s hangar-sized collection of Canadiana.