Grab your lucky donuts and a good belt as we recap this week’s Swamp People — which begins with Troy Landry contemplating the end of hunting season and the tags still left to fill. It’s day 25 of legal gator season in Louisiana, and Pierre Part is where we start.. Economics is on Troy’s mind,
This week’s Swamp People was titled Brutus the Cannibal, and opened with Chase Landry reflecting on his family legacy and his own life. Now that he’s a captain of his own boat, Chase is humbled. He says: “My brother and my dad, I know what they went through with me now.” It’s an early call
This week’s Swamp People opened with our Bruce Mitchell talking to us one-on-one. He’s in a sentimental mood and reflects on a life well-lived in the swamp. He says that this work he does keeps him going, living off the vital bayou of Louisiana. Not a lot of jobs allow you to go topless in a
Swamp People this week opens with a profound examination of self. King of the Swamp Troy Landry recollects his youth and bathes in a bit of nostalgia, and how his “blessed” bayou lineage carried him through life and continues with his sons. Would he change it? No sir. This episode crystallizes the eternal struggles that
On tonight’s Swamp People, the nature of luck turns positive for some…and for others stalls out. King of the Swamp Troy Landry relies on a lucky tradition, while Chase and Holden make their own good fortune. The bad boys of the bayou, Jay Paul Molinere and Tommy Chauvin, go after another legendary gator nicknamed Houdini. And
This week’s Swamp People is the episode that shows the Edgar clan at loggerheads, with the prodigal son rebelling against the father. We open the show with Daniel Edgar reflecting on his personal history and his own father, Paw’s, disciplinarian behavior. Daniel reckons that if he doesn’t continually push on his kids, the law or life
Swamp People has a new legend to crow about: Big Boy McCoy, the primary reptilian trophy of this week’s spiritual and solemn episode that saw Chase and cousin Holden Landry follow up a hot lead of reported bubble trails, Robert “Frenchy” Crochet and Gerard “Gee” Singleton turn the other cheek and the Edgar clan further descend
Get ready for this week’s Swamp People on History with our exclusive clip — which shows captain Chase Landry and his young cousin Holden stalking a bonafide monster on the bayou. A few days before the footage is shot, Holden’s friend spotted a massive bubble trail and filmed it on his smartphone. These bubbles are a
There were some learning moments in tonight’s Swamp People. We saw that a demanding father can learn a lesson or two from his own child, and that hyperactive dogs have no place on a gator hunting boat. Here we are at episode 805 of Swamp People, one in my mind that should have been called
It’s a family affair this week as Swamp People opens with the very fit R.J. Molinere talking about his close relationship and 11 year age difference with his brother Al. Molinere explains they have sworn to be close no matter what happens to them in the bayou and that nothing will break their fraternal bond. In