Swamp Mysteries with Troy Landry Episode Rating Graph

Troy gets an urgent call for help from his friends Leron and Porkchop to solve a chilling mystery. Something is drawing ravenous wild hogs to an ancient cemetery, luring them to unearth graves that date back over 200 years. In a search for answers, the team uncovers eerie legends, strange energy, and unexplained phenomena as they work to protect the sacred ground.

Troy answers an urgent call from his longtime friend and fellow swamper, Daniel Edgar, who has discovered a mysterious threat to the alligator population. Together, the duo investigates, uncovering clues that point to a suspicious culprit disrupting the delicate balance of the bayou. With the help of shark hunter Bill Stelly and seasoned fisherman Tony Hebert, they go on a mission to save their homeland's most famous predator.

Deep in the Everglades, Troy recruits an army of swampers to investigate strange noises and reports of a possible beast known as the Skunk Ape probing his friend Dusty's homestead.

Troy Landry is called on by an old family friend, Mr. Sterling, who reveals a tantalizing story about a treasure chest said to have been lost in a Louisiana bayou over 75 years ago. Armed with a mysterious map that traces back to the Civil War era, the chest is rumored to contain Confederate gold. Together with a seasoned treasure hunter, Troy and Mr. Sterling embark on an adventurous quest through silt-laden waterways and treacherous terrain, driven by the hope of unearthing a legendary fortune hidden for generations.

Troy's grandsons report strange bites on their legs while swimming at a beloved swimming hole. Concerned, Troy investigates, enlisting the help of his friend, Don, to track down the mysterious culprit. Troy and Don soon find themselves face-to-face with a creature hidden deep below the water's surface.

The king of the swamp Troy Landry chases a legendary treasure hidden deep in the bayou, helped by his right-hand man Pickle Wheat and veteran hunter Don Brewer; using just a map and an old man's tale, can they locate some real swamp "gold."