Troy Landry, a famous alligator hunter from Pierre Part, Louisiana, has captured the hearts of many through the reality show “Swamp People” on the History Channel since 2010. With over 25 years of experience in alligator hunting, Troy stands out not only for his skill and success but also for his deep family spirit. He has been married to Bernita Landry since 1981 and has two sons, Chase and Jacob, both of whom participate in the show with him. Despite facing serious health challenges such as back surgery and a prostate cancer diagnosis, Troy has resiliently overcome them and continued his career. In addition to alligator hunting, he has diversified his income through the harvesting and sale of crawfish, reaching up to 56 million pounds annually. With an estimated net worth of around $2 million and widespread popularity on social media, Troy Landry has become an iconic figure in the alligator hunting community.
