Swamp People

About Swamp People

The TV series "Swamp People" was released in 2010. It is an American documentary series that presents snippets from the daily lives of alligator hunters who reside in the swamps of the Atchafalaya River Basin. The series depicts their high-risk lifestyle and how they preserve the customs and traditions followed for generations.

Making / Production

Produced by the History channel, the show exemplifies the struggle and survival of alligator hunters in the swamps of Louisiana. The trials of hunting during a brief 30-day season are showcased in every episode, with producers providing a clear view of this unique lifestyle.

Actors

• Troy Landry: He portrays himself, an expert alligator hunter. Troy's great portrayal of his genuine life has contributed significantly to the success of the show.
• Junior Edwards: Junior Edwards, a skilled hunter himself, also plays his real-life role, adding genuineness and authenticity to the series.
• Liz Cavalier: Known as 'Gator Queen Liz,' Cavalier is an integral part of the series who showcases her proficient hunting skills.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show is shot in the Atchafalaya Swamp, the largest wetland and marsh in the United States.
• All the cast members are real alligator hunters, not actors.
• The series also focuses on other aspects of the Swamp people's life, like fishing and hunting various other animals.

Awards

There have been no notable awards for the 'Swamp People' series. However, it has gained significant popularity among the audience, which is a great achievement in itself.

Quotes

• "One wrong step and it's all over." - Troy Landry
• "In the swamp, everyday is a fight." - Junior Edwards
• "This is not a job, it's a way of life." - Liz Cavalier

Music, Soundtrack

• The prominent theme music has been composed by Donny Markowitz and has become a hallmark of the series.
• Episodes also incorporate a mix of blues, country, and Southern rock tunes, which match the atmosphere of the show.