Anyone who watches Swamp People knows Ronnie Adams. The big man (he is 6’5″) is paired with the newbie, Ashley Dead Eye Jones, and the two tear up the bayou and swamp as she shoots (for the most part) and he holds the line. Earlier in the season, his bicep tore in a painful injury
The breakout star of this season’s Swamp People is a gorgeous redhead named Ashley “Che” Dead Eye Jones, who is partnered with Ronnie Adams. Some fans think that Ronnie and Ashley are real-life partners but that is not the case. Ashley, affectionately called “Che” by Ronnie while they are busy hunting, is a married mother
Cajun Cyclone is the title of this week’s Swamp People and for good reason: The weather down in the Gulf don’t play when it goes south. Swamp People is well into the season and the heat is still oppressive and thick as a mangrove root tangle. Hurricane season dovetails with gator hunting season, and the
We are past the mid-point on Swamp People’s month-long hunting season in Louisiana. You can feel the stickiness of the swamp and no matter how cold it is wherever you are, that kind of heat makes you see things. In Ronnie’s case, he nearly keels over from heat stroke. Hot and humid is an understatement
Tonight’s Swamp People was bathed in the odoriferous stench of beef melt. What is beef melt you may wonder? Let’s go visit the way back machine here on Monsters & Critics. Imagine you took all the cadavers in a morgue and threw them in an industrial-sized blender and let it sit for a while to
On tonight’s Swamp People on History, the episode titled No Man’s Land is all about the surge of gators invading the bayou. It all boils down to going to places in the swamp where men normally do not in order to get the monsters. We open with an overview of the gator population and Daniel
Swamp People opened the episode tonight with eerie footage in black and white as Troy Landry and Joey Edgar each give their take on what they need to do. The episode titled Leviathans is focusing on the big boys — the gators the locals fear and the swampers know have grown unchecked. These are the
The new gator season has entered week one. We opened with Troy Landry who said things were getting out of hand as hunters and those who live at the water’s edge are facing a crisis. Bold new strategies are required. And new hunting partners are assembled too as the second season is all about man
Swamp People is back on History and lower prices are not deterring our core cast or newcomers from “getting them tags” and heading out for thirty days. The gist of the new season is “too many gators too close to humans” as “the war between man and beast begins.” Oh it’s on. Welcome back to
Willie Edwards is one of our favorite cast members on Swamp People, and the show is back this week on Thursday night on the History channel. Edwards is someone who was not mentioned in the teaser for the new series, but we are hoping this fan favorite will be seen. On his Facebook page, Willie