'Duck Family Treasure' Unearths Grambling State Ring in Season 4 Exclusive Clip
The Robertson family is back on the hunt in Season 4 of Duck Family Treasure, which premiered Sunday, June 15, on FOX Nation.
Each Sunday, a new episode drops, sending Jase and Jep Robertson, Murry Crowe, Miss Kay, and Uncle Si across the country in search of long-lost relics and stories buried in the dirt.
This time, their adventures take them to historic sites tied to some of America’s most infamous legends — from Civil War battlegrounds to the rural Louisiana road where Bonnie and Clyde were finally stopped.
But amid the bullets, coins, and buried treasure, one surprising find in the premiere stands out: a 2004 Grambling State University Georgia Lady Tigers ring engraved with the name "Portia Taylor."
The moment unfolds in an exclusive clip from the season's fourth episode, where Jase holds up the dirt-caked ring and says, “We just found someone’s story.”
The unexpected discovery of a personal item from a historically Black university adds emotional weight to the series’ usual mix of backwoods humor and frontier-style treasure hunting.
The trio searched to find the ring's owner and spent time figuring out how to text her about the ring. To their surprise, she responded quickly, and during a video call, she let them know she'd given up entirely on finding her lost ring. The ring was her soccer ring.
As always, the Robertsons dig deeper than metal and minerals. They treat each find as a thread in a bigger American tapestry, and this season leans even harder into that mission. Whether exploring the grounds of Virginia’s Hollyfield Manor or following Civil War trails, the crew brings heart and reverence to every dig.
Even for longtime fans of Duck Dynasty, this season of Duck Family Treasure offers something new. It’s about more than relics. It’s about finding the people behind them. You can stream new episodes each Sunday on Fox Nation.
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