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Copy and Paste from History Channel from Episode Rising Waters:
Tropical Storm Lee is finally making landfall and it’s wrecking havoc, threatening to shut down alligator season altogether. With the season in jeopardy, Troy still has over 300 tags left to be filled. To make matters worse, he’s facing the treacherous conditions short handed. His son Chase is sidelined with an injury. Bruce and his shooter Ron are also braving the storm. But water levels have risen drastically, completely blanketing their boat launch. Bruce will drive the rising water like a highway, powering into a section of the swamp that’s normally unreachable. Joe and his stepson Tommy head out across a lake to run their lines as fast as possible. But soon, the boys find themselves in the worst possible position: in the thick of Lee, in choppy water with lightning closing in. While the veterans push through the worst of the storm, rookies Austyn and Blake are close on their heels. The boys have a handful of tags from their buyer–and once again, their season is on the line.
Copy and Paste from History Channel from Episode Something this Way Wicked Comes:
It’s been the best start to alligator season in a decade, and every record has been shattered. Now, the biggest storm since Hurricane Katrina is headed straight for the swamp. Forecasters predict it will make landfall by day’s end so hunters across the bayou are using every second they’ve got to fill as many tags as they can. After days on the sideline with a wrenched back, Joe LaFont can’t stay away any longer. He and his stepson Tommy are reunited on a mission to stay ahead of the storm. Troy Landry is once again running a two-boat operation. Troy wants to catch as many gators as possible before the storm makes landfall–so he’s dividing to conquer multiple territories at once. Over in Pecan Island, Liz and her helper Kristi are also looking to use a two-pronged strategy: running lines and sharp shooting in open water. Rookies Austyn and Blake have five more tags from their buyer. If they fail to fill their tags before the storm arrives, their season could be over.
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Stuff Troy Says from History Channel (made me chuckle, as always):
Copy from History Channel:
Avenged
As the end of week one comes to a close hunters are faced with new challenges. Troy makes a shocking discovery, a monster gator is feeding dangerously close to his home. To protect his family, he and his boys set out to do battle with the monster in a tiny boat and come face-to-face with disaster. R.J. and his son Jay Paul summon the powers of their ancestors in an ancient tribal ceremony to prepare for battle with a beast known as Big Foot. Liz and Kristie encounter something rarely seen on the swamp; a gator so bold, that he takes the bait in broad daylight right in front of them. When they attempt to haul the beast in, he breaks off the line and the battle is on! The Guist brothers find themselves in need of lumber, but they don’t head to the home improvement store. Instead, they turn to the swamp, and an age-old technique of harvesting lumber as they go in search of sinker cypress.
Clip from Huffington Post:
On “Swamp People” (Thu., 9 p.m. EST on History) Cajun alligator hunters Liz Cavalier andKristi Broussard came across what they thought was a dead alligator floating in the water.
However, as Liz started to haul it onto their boat, the 700-lb monster suddenly came back to life. As it used its tail to thrash around, Liz struggled to hold onto it, and Kristi warned that it could jump into the boat.
Finally, after Liz had shot the alligator, the women dragged it onto the boat and got another nasty shock.
One of the gator’s legs had been bitten off by another — presumably even bigger — alligator. “He ripped his whole damn leg off!”
Both women are shaken up by this experience but clearly lived to tell the tale…or tail 
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Thank you for asking. I just chose a subject that I enjoy and jumped in. I’m still new to the whole thing, but find it is fun to write about these shows and decided to see where it could take me. I don’t really have advice beyond that, other than choosing something you really enjoy/love and writing about it.
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Bruce,First off, my dad and I are HUGE fans! In October of 2010 I had complications with my pnarnegcy and stayed in the hospital for 6 days before I was rushed into an emergency C-Section to deliver my son 2 months early so he wouldn’t die The whole time I was in the hospital I watched Swamp People, so we decided if he made it to his first birthday, we were going to have a Swamp People 1st birthday party Last weekend we celebrated his birthday!!! We had an amazing Swamp People party and had huge posters of you and Tyler made up to decorate! He crawls around the room calling our dog Tyler all the time! Just wanted you guys to know you were a huge party of a very scary but special part of our lives and we LOVE the show! Keep up the good work!
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Hi, No newsletters but you can go ahead and subscribe to my RSS feed on the upper right side of every page. Thanks, Nicole
Just wanted to thank you again for tinakg the time to talk to my little girl on the phone while you were at Tunk’s Cypress Inn this past weekend. You made her year! She doesn’t get outside much because of ongoing medical problems, so she learns about hunting, fishing, and the outdoors in general from me and the cast from Swamp People. She didn’t actually stop talking while you were on the phone with her, my phone lost reception. She was trying to say thank you for the signed picture. After she got off the phone with you she had to watch recorded episodes of Swamp People. Hopefully, I’ll be able to take her hunting one day and show her the beauty of south Louisiana one day. Your act of kindness was a blessing to her and to me, was a breath of fresh air from what I normally see.George
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Hi Bruce, i have to say you a brave man to go out on your own and hunt gators by your self. i know your dog tyler is with you but , i give cdreit were cdreit is due. so many things can go wrong. you are a very skilled man that knows what he is doing, but when you have been hunting gators as long as you have it feels good to get out and hunt.i use to hunt alot but was in a cat accident that i almost lost my life in and when openning day comes along well, it hurts to be at home.be safe, keep up the great pratice of gator hunting and hope to see more of you and your dog tyler on swamp people, Thanks for the great show. p.s. how do i order some of that great gator meat that i see on the show.Matt
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Hey Bruce,Just wanted to say that we watch Swamp People every week. It’s one of the few shows on TV that we rerllaguy watch. Being animal lovers, we love Tyler. He kinda reminds us of our Great Pyrenees, Sarge, as obviously he is an extremely smart dog.I have a couple of questions:1) Seems I found somewhere on the internet that you offer swamp tours? Couldn’t find any information about schedules, etc. Can you help? We plan to visit sometime in September and would love to meet you and Tyler. My husband had a stroke a year ago and he has difficulty walking. Wondering if the walking on your farm would be slow enough that he could get around to see your gators? (never mind the snake pit, I am terrified of the critters).2) Do you ship alligator meat out-of-state? If so, how do we order? Husband (Ron) is addicted to fried gator tail and living in NW Arkansas, there is no place to purchase it locally. Kids and grandkids live in Texas so when we visit them he gets his fill.Thanks and we’ll see you on Swamp People next week.Doris WilliamsCane Hill, Arkansas
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