The “Swamp People” show on the History Channel has garnered a loyal following since its premiere in 2010. The show follows the lives of alligator hunters and the significant changes in their financial situations as they participate in the show. Although they may not be as wealthy as stars of other popular TV series, the cast members of “Swamp People” still earn quite a good income. From Chase Landry, who runs a restaurant and a gas station, to Troy Landry, dubbed the “King of the Swamp” with earnings of $25,000 per episode and a net worth of $3.2 million, each member has their own story and success. Learn about the lives and fortunes of notable members like Little Willie Edwards, Terrell Evans, and Daniel Edgar in their journey of alligator hunting in the Louisiana swamps.
