At the dawn of a new season, flash-flood chaos from hundreds of miles north sends the bayou into a tailspin. As historic floodwaters from the north swallow the bayou, Troy and Pickle struggle with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Troy Landry - Facebook/Troy Landry Since Season 1 of Swamp People in 2010, Troy Landry has been a staple on the show. Recently, ...

Since Season 1 of Swamp People in 2010, Troy Landry has been a staple on the show. Recently, the alligator hunter has dealt with some tragedy, including legal issues, a health scare, and the death of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Well y’all I’m retiring from Swamp People (or fore sure taking a break)!” she wrote on Instagram in January 2025. “I know many of ...

[Warning: The below contains spoilers for Swamp People Season 17.] The pressure was on with 900 tags with their worst fears coming true as the water dropped under two feet. Troy rehanged 90 lines, ...

Troy decided to use a tried and true Styrofoam method taught to him by Sterling Fryou, who appeared on the show over the years. The 88-year-old, known as Mr. Sterling, died in July. Troy saw using the ...

The alligator hunters are ready to hit the southern Louisiana waters for Season 17 of Swamp People. They’ll face some of the most unpredictable conditions this year thanks to fluctuating water levels.

The gator hunt continued on Swamp People as the crews had to deal with flash flood waters from the northern states making it hard to hunt. This didn’t make things easy for Troy Landry and Cheyenne ...