A down line means one thing, big ol’ Mamou. The big bulls are the focus and this week, we open on Lake Verret with Ronnie and Ashley, heading into one of their favorite honey holes. We open at the end of the first week of gator season. Sign up for our newsletter! The problem at hand: Bulls
Oh, my Gawd I have been writing up this show forever! ‘Choot me now. Daniel plots his revenge for years, y’all.
Daniel chews on it, stews on it, and takes his gator nemeses personally like Grande Noir (‘membah him?), Willie is matter-of-fact about his kills and ain’t got no time to waste. You have no idea he has his sights set for you (he needs subtitles) then bam! Swamp People episode three, The Champ is in reference to Willie Edward’s nickname for an elusive 12-plus foot beast that he knows personally and would like to kill. Captain Ronnie Adams knows he has the best hunter of the lot riding in his skiff. So, of course, she jumped in to retrieve it, safety be damned. That’s the situation we have tonight: A grandfather trying to make a four-foot metal fence to keep out – get this – 12-plus foot gators (they can climb walls by the way) and a beloved gun given to our favorite swamper Ashley Dead Eye Jones from her dad that is EATEN UP and dragged into the mud when she was just trying to bag it for Ronnie. What was Troy’s pal Chick thinking? Swamp People recap, what happens? After tonight’s big bull fest, you couldn’t pay me to venture into the swamp after seeing all the well-fed and massive re-population of swamp dragons living everywhere.Īnd you sure couldn’t sell me a water-side retirement home where my grandchildren would be served up as tasty two-legged hors d’oeuvres to these beasts. They are very resourceful with the exotic ingredients and let nothing go to waste. Not to mention recipes for a gator’s a**hole. 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. This is Ashley Dead Eye Jones feeling with her hands for her gun in the gator infested swamp.
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