Troy Landry and Pickle Wheat, stars of History Channel’s Swamp People, made a shocking discovery deep in the Louisiana bayou. While filming an episode of Swamp Mysteries with Troy Landry, the gator-hunting duo stumbled upon human remains believed to be thousands of years old. The find occurred during Season 3, Episode 6, titled Buried Secrets.
Troy Landry, the beloved star of Swamp People, has shared a heartbreaking update on his grandson Crue’s ongoing battle with end-stage liver disease. Crue, the infant son of Landry’s eldest son Brandon, has been on the transplant list for two months, waiting for a life-saving donor. Landry posted a video of the baby on Facebook,
The Louisiana swamp sets the stage for one of the most action-packed episodes of Swamp People yet. Season 16, Episode 8, titled Gators, Guns, and A Wedding, combines high-stakes gator hunting with an unforgettable celebration. Veteran hunter Troy Landry juggles two major responsibilities filling his gator tags and officiating Cheyenne ‘Pickle’ Wheat’s wedding. With the
In the latest episode of Swamp People, titled Chaos Before the Storm, Louisiana’s seasoned alligator hunters face the impending threat of Hurricane Francine, compelling them to expedite their hunting activities. Veteran hunter Troy Landry, holding 750 of his 900 alligator tags, teams up with Pickle Wheat to venture into Lake Fausse Pointe State Park. This
In the second episode of Swamp People Season 16, hunters faced new challenges as they navigated treacherous waters and uncharted territories in their quest for Louisiana’s alligators. Veteran hunter Troy Landry and deckhand Pickle Wheat took a calculated risk hunting in sugarcane fields. The pair have to hunt and kill gators before the upcoming bad
Swamp People is one of History’s biggest shows, with a cast of characters that fans love. The patriarch and big Kahuna of the series, Troy Landry, is the star of a new Swamp People spinoff, Swamp Mysteries with Troy Landry, that will take Landry on an expedition of sorts as he helps people in the
Swamp People Season 9 is set to air later this year — and here’s everything you need to know, including the premiere date and the trailer. The hit History show, which follows alligator hunters in Louisiana, has been on air since 2010 and last graced our screens back in May 2017. Last season saw Daniel Edgar
A lot has transpired since last season’s Swamp People on History. In a clever new teaser spoofing The Godfather films, the patriarchs of the series — Cajun King Troy Landry, natural mesomorph R.J. Molinere, shirt-averse Bruce Mitchell and tough-to-please Daniel Edgar — are each given a mobster nickname to get fans keyed up about Season
It was the last day of gator-hunting season on this week’s season finale of Swamp People, and things weren’t all peachy keen. The series is one of our favorite spider-infested shows on History Channel, featuring the colorful residents of Louisiana’s Atchafalaya swamp replete with sub-titles during the one-month legal alligator-hunting season. And it all ended for us this week.
Swamp People’s “big bad” Grande Noir is no more. After 16 years of taunting Daniel Edgar, and his 10 separate sightings and chances to kill him, the reptilian beast meets his maker in the premiere of Season 8 of History’s humid reality series. The legendary gator, reportedly the fiercest, biggest alligator in Swamp People lore, is