Swamp People recap tonight is all about the unforgiving heat and humidity of Louisiana, while the underlying theme is really all about the importance of family. Family saves your bacon in the Bayou, having them nearby and ready to help at a moment’s notice. For Ronnie, it’s having a concerned mother who makes him electrolyte
Swamp People The Cannibal opens in the home stretch of alligator season. And the entire season has fixated on bulls and now tonight, cannibal gators. Whether protecting their harem or just being plain old ornery, male gators are out of control on the bayou. We begin with the Landry sons at Duffy’s. They mull fishing
It’s now 21 days into the 30 day season on Swamp People on History, as we meet up with Ronnie Adams and Ashley Dead Eye Jones in Lake Verret Spillway. Ronnie has brought some stink to the party. Ashley barfs at the sight and smell of Ronnie’s “Ducky Wucky.” It’s understandable. Have you ever smelled
Swamp People airs tonight, and as we mentioned, some grand themes subtly weave into the everyday hunting and scouting of the series. A few weeks back, it was the awareness of Daniel Edgar’s mortality, and this week it’s a Cain and Abel deal with Troy Landry. One son is married and pretty responsible, and the
Swamp People last night was a meeting of all the cool cats of this season — Troy Landy, Terral Evans, Jacob Landry, Don Brewer, Captain Ronnie Adams, Che Che Ashley Dead Eye Jones, and the lesser-seen Chase Michael Landry, the wild child being worked back in after a hiatus. Yes, Brock and Aaron had a
Oh, man. Poachers have raised their reptilian heads again on Swamp People. Mr. Daniel and Big Tee ain’t got no time for that as they spot pink ribbons and foreign lines on their property. That’s how the show opens and you know the stakes are high and in the swamp, that means guns may be
Okay. No one said there would be copperheads. Just now we are seeing copperheads on Swamp People? The only copperhead I want to see is Ashley Dead Eye Jones. But sadly she and Ronnie were MIA on this week’s journey through the bayou. Welcome to the weekly musings of a Yankee who lived in swamp
I had to give this one a think overnight. On paper and in the flesh, it was a pretty low key, and dare I say, boring episode of Swamp People. The action was predictable, the quantity of gators negligible, and the cast of characters only slightly satisfying. Thinking it through, the conclusion reached was this
There is one thing that makes tonight’s Swamp People stand out: Chicken bores the crap out of reptiles, just like it does for us. The Swamp People episode entitled “Mystery in the Bayou” begins with a bunch of rotting chicken carcasses dangling on lines from Lake Verret to Violet. The focus initially for the episode
Welcome to this week’s musings on Swamp People on History, where Louisiana people show up the rest of the country for grit and humor. Not to mention recipes for a gator’s a**hole. I kid. They are very resourceful with the exotic ingredients and let nothing go to waste. Good lord. After tonight’s big bull fest,