The son of Swamp People patriarch Troy Landry may have taken his pop's famous "Choot 'em!" slogan a bit too far! Chase Landry, who is also one of the show's stars, was arrested over the weekend after firing a gun at a shrimp boat while alligator hunting. Chase admitted to police that he shot at the shrimper because they refused to slow down "and would have sunk their boat."
Why was most of the Swamp People cast replaced without warning before Swamp People Season 7 began airing last week? That's the question many of the show's fans are asking, in light of Swamp People cast replacements brought about by a new production company that took charge of the show last year. Thanks to recent comments by former and current members of the Swamp People cast, though, we know that at least one of the old guard will be making something of a comeback this season–and that there's a chance that the whole Swamp People cast could reunite for a Season 8.
Swamp People Season Seven is currently scheduled to be the show's last–but recent social media updates from star Jacob Landry have given fans an unexpected shotgun blast of hope. Is there a chance that the still-popular Swamp People could be renewed after all? To see what Jacob said–and to catch up on the controversy between History and the cast members that the show's production company fired before Swamp People Season Seven aired–read on!
After History Channel overhauled the cast for the upcoming seventh season, some of those who were told they are not returning are expressing their anger and frustration online, apparently against the network's demands! Keep reading for their initial comments, plus their reaction after being asked to delete them.
The number of Swamp People is about to increase by at least one as show star Elizabeth "Gator Queen Liz" Choate (of "Choot 'em Lizbet!!" fame) has announced that her daughter Jessica, who has appeared alongside mama Liz on the show, is pregnant!