What is Troy Landry from Swamp People doing now?

“King of the Swamp” Troy Landry is one of the most well-known and fearless alligator hunters in the bayou.

As the son of a fisherman and seafood distributor, Troy has gator hunting in his blood. He consistently fills more tags than any swamper in Louisiana.

Together with his sons, Jacob and Chase, and a host of family and friends, the Landry gang runs an armada of boats each season to help control the gator population.

What is Troy Landry from Swamp People doing now?

Troy is a 60-year-old with his own alligator hunting and crawfish business. He also has some other companies including a seafood restaurant, gas station, and a convenience store in Pierre Part, Louisiana.

Troy hunts alligators for 30 days of the year and spends the rest of his time at home with his wife Bernita.

Troy Landry probably makes the most out of everyone else on the Swamp People show. He’s said to have a net worth of $2 million and makes $30,000 per month from the show. His son Jacob makes $40 per Swamp People episode.