‘Swamp People’ Troy & Pickle Run Into Danger In Low Waters
The upcoming episode of Swamp People sees both Troy and Pickle put into a very dangerous situation. It is so dangerous that Pickle shows frustration with them being there, and she is usually up for anything. However, as the video shows, Troy believes it is all worth it in the end.
Here is what happens to Troy and Pickel in the next Swamp People.
Swamp People see Troy & Pickel in a tough spot
A new clip from Swamp People was released that showed Troy Landy and Cheyenne “PIckle’ Wheat as they were moving through a dangerous area in their boat. The clip showed Pickle nervous, something that doesn’t happen very often. She mentioned how she hated coming to this area and didn’t know what they were back.
Troy mentioned that they had success here last time and a lot of catches. He asked if she remembered, but she was too preoccupied with them possibly getting stuck – or worse. She moved to the front of the boat and Troy suddenly got worried, asking her to step back. According to the two of them, the waters were three feet shallower than they usually were.
This made things bad when Pickle told Troy to go left, but he went right and then got them stuck. He tried to turn the boat, but it just kicked up mud and it looked like the two might end up stuck in the shallow swamp. This is especially dangerous considering what Troy believes he saw in the waters last week.
Troy Landry seeing lots of action this season on Swamp People
This has overall been a pretty tough season for Troy Landry on Swamp People. It seems like he is seeing more and more danger as the season wears on. While putting their boat in shallow waters, and saying it is worth it, he also started looking for a giant monster in the Everglades as well – one that is considered the deadliest crocodile in the world.
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Troy was out looking for invasive species in Florida when he saw something that he said he didn’t think was an alligator. Instead, he believes that he saw a beast with the markings of a Nile crocodile. While native to Africa (and in some U.S. zoos), there is a large illegal big game trade. People bring in invasive species from other countries to sell to domestic buyers. However, sometimes, these animals escape.
This isn’t the first time that Troy believed he saw a Nile crocodile in the Everglades as he also hunted one down in 2017. With something killing the alligators right now, Troy knew something big and scary was out there. Last week, he believes he saw it and the hunt was on.
What are your thoughts on the most recent season of Swamp People? Do you like the episodes where the cast often gets in over their heads? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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