The History Channel based reality television series Swamp People documents the adventures of alligator hunters in Louisiana who pursue the reptiles in the swampy regions and waterways for 30 days each year. The show covers various locations in Louisiana, such as Pierre Part, Hammond, Bayou Sorrel, Belle River, Vacherie Baton, and Morgan City.  

The series showcases different teams of alligator hunters, such as the Landry family, the Edgar family, the Molinere family, and the Lizana family, among others. Each team has their own distinctive style and technique of alligator hunting, using different ways to trap and kill the alligators.  

Swamp People has run for several seasons and has become a popular show on the History Channel, with spin-off series like Swamp Mysteries with Troy Landry and Swamp People: Serpent Invasion. In the show hunters a.k.a swamper hunt alligators for a living or for sport. They have a unique perception toward life that is shaped by their culture, tradition and environment. They have a strong sense of family and community. They hunt with their relatives and friends, and they share their stories and experiences with each other. They enjoy the thrill and challenge of hunting alligators. They are not afraid of facing danger and risk, and they take pride in their courage and ability. During the hunting process some get injured while some lose their life in a fight with the water beast. In this article, we will be discussing the lifestyle and net worth of season 14 hunters in the reality tv show Swamp people.  

What is Swamp People about?  

Swamp People is a reality television series that airs on the History channel since August 22, 2010. The show has made a great run till its 13th season and the 14th season is running even more successfully after the return of its main cast, Troy Landry who came after Cancer recovery. The show follows the day-to-day activities of alligator hunters living in the swamps of the Atchafalaya River Basin in Louisiana who hunt American alligators for a living. The format of the show is based on the alligator hunting season in Louisiana, which begins on the first Wednesday in September and lasts for 30 days. During this time, the hunters earn most of their yearly income by catching and selling alligators, following a tradition dating back about 300 years. The hunters are each issued a certain number of tags that must be attached to their kills; once they run out of tags, their season is over, and they may no longer kill any more alligators for the rest of the season. The show features various teams of alligator hunters, each with their own style, personality and territory. Some of the main cast members include Troy Landry, Jacob Landry, Chase Landry, Liz Cavalier, Pickle Wheat, Bruce Mitchell, Willie Edwards and Daniel Edgar.  

The show also showcases other aspects of the social and sporting life of the swamp, such as fishing, hunting, cooking and celebrating. The show has expanded to other locations outside the Atchafalaya River Basin, such as Texas and Mississippi, where different laws and regulations apply to alligator hunting. The show also features some of the challenges and dangers that the hunters face, such as weather, wildlife, equipment failure and competition. They believe that the swamp is their home and their source of income. They respect the swamp and its wildlife, and try to maintain a balance between conservation and harvest. They see alligator hunting as a way of preserving their heritage and identity. They follow the practices and skills that have been passed down for generations.   

So far Swamp People has been a popular and successful series that has attracted millions of viewers and fans. The show has been praised for its authenticity, action and drama, as well as its portrayal of a unique culture and way of life. Even the successfully running show has also been criticized for its violence, animal cruelty and environmental impact.  

Swamp Peopleis a show that offers a glimpse into a world that most people never see or experience. It is a show that celebrates the courage, skill and tradition of the alligator hunters who live and work in the swamps. The show also reveals the beauty, diversity and danger of the swamp ecosystem through the stories of Swamp People. In the season 14th of the show we have experienced, brave and ruthless hunter about whom we will be covering in this article. The season 14 huntersare:  

So far in the 14th season of swamp people we have 18 popular casts and we will be talking about the cast's life and their net worth in brief.  

Season 14 Casts of Swamp People and their Net Worth  

• Troy Landry:  

Troy Landryis a reality television star known for his professionalism in gator hunting in the reality tv show Swamp People that airs on the History channel. Troy was born on September 6, 1960, in Pierre Part, Louisiana to father Duffy and mother Myrtle Landry as their eldest child. Troy’s family consists of his long time wife Bernita Landry and three children Brandon, Chaseand Jacob.  

He is most known for his portrayal as a gator hunter in the Pierre Part, Louisiana areas. He learnt the craft from his father and grandfather and now works with his sons Jacob and Chase, as well as Holden, his nephew. Troy Landry, the “King of Swamp” hails from a gator hunting family that has been hunting for five generations. Sometimes Troy is also seen taking his grandkids to small hunting parties. In the off-season, Troy operates a commercial fishing and crawfish harvesting company.  

Troy Landry has a net worth of more than $2 million as of 2023, according to multiple sources. He makes the most of his money from his appearances on Swamp People, which pays him $25,000 every episode. Troy makes money from more than just gator hunting and his crawfish company. In Pierre Part, Louisiana, he is the owner of a petrol station, a convenience store, and also he owns a seafood restaurant in the same area.  

• Jacob Landry:  

Jacob Landryis a boat captain, an alligator hunter, and a reality television personality known for History Channel show “Swamp People.” He is the son of Troy Landry, a veteran alligator hunter and a crawfish harvester and distributor. He joined the cast of Swamp People in 2010 as Troy’s son and deckhand. Over the years he has assumed more responsible positions including taking charge of his father’s second gator boat and sometimes mentoring other hunters such as Dusty Crum, a snake catcher. He also runs a website named ‘chootem.com’ to help tourists guide gator hunting.  

He was born on December 27, 1983, in Louisiana, U.S. He is the son of Troy Landry and Bernita Landry. He has two brothers, Chaseand Brandon. He grew up in the swamps of Louisiana and learned fishing and hunting from his father. He was exposed to the family business of alligator hunting and crawfish harvesting from a young age. He is married to Lyndsi Landry, a nurse practitioner since 8th August 2009. The couple is blessed with two childrens, Ridge Adam Landry and Kase Landry.  

He is mostly known for his role as a gator hunter in the Pierre Part, Louisiana areas. He also appeared in the spin-off “Swamp Mysteries with Troy Landry” and was called as a guest for an episode of “The Queen Latifah Show” in 2014. He also served as the assistant director/lighting gaffer in the 2015 horror movie “Paranormal Extremes: Text Messages from the Dead”.  

He has expressed his passion for alligator hunting in various interviews and said that it is a way of life for him and his family. He has also said that he enjoys the thrill and challenge of hunting dangerous creatures and that he respects them and never wastes any part of them. He has shared that he hunts alligators not only for money but also for conservation and tradition.  

The estimated value of Jacob Landry's net worth in 2022 is $500,000. His performances on Swamp People and his alligator hunting company provide the majority of his income. His crawfish company and other endorsements both bring significant money for him. Jacob has a good life in Louisiana with his family.  

• Chase Landry:  

On the History Channel program Swamp People, expert alligator hunter Chase Landryis another reality television celebrity. He comes from the Landry family, a storied group of alligator hunters who have been working in Louisiana's marshes for five generations. Chase is renowned for his accurate shooting, his sense of adventure, and his charming demeanor.   

On April 25, 1989, Chase was born in Pierre Part, Louisiana, in the United States. He is Troy Landryand Bernita Landry's youngest child. Chase learnt about many outdoor hobbies from his father, who exposed him to swamp life when he was a child.  

Chase made his Swamp People debut in 2012, during the third season, alongside his elder brother Jacoband father Troy. When he was 18 years old, he became the captain of his own gator boat and has been hunting ever since. He has appeared in over 70 episodes of the program and will continue to do so till 2023. He is allocated his role as a gator hunter in the Pierre Part, Louisiana areas. In addition to Swamp People, Chase has appeared in the spin-offs Swamp People: Serpent Invasion and Swamp Mysteries with Troy Landry.  

Brandon Hotard and Jacob Landry are his two older brothers. He was married to Chelsea Kinsey an architect designer and is blessed with a daughter Riley Blake Landry. The couple's togetherness didn't last for a long time as the duo took separate paths. Chase was then rumored to be dating his co-hunter Cheyenne Wheat a.k.a PickleWheat as she posted a facebook status on October 25, 2020 saying that she was "in a relationship" with Chase. The couple enjoyed some good time and soon separated.   

Chase Landry has been working in his family's company since 2012, appearing and sharing his life on a popular reality show. The TV hunter's net worth is reported to be $400,000 as of 2023. He makes roughly $3,000 every Swamp People episode. He is also the owner of a petrol station.  

In 2016, Chase was jailedfor firing at a shrimp boat while gator hunting. He stated he did it because he felt the boat was headed directly for him. He failed to appear in court and was fined.  

• Anthony ‘Porkchop’ Williams:  

Anthony "Porkchop" Williams is a reality television star and television personality from the United States who is well-known for being an expert alligator hunter. He joined the Swamp People ensemble in season 13 and made a comeback in season 14. Porkchop was born into a family of six generations of gator hunters who had worked in the swamp. His grandfather, who showed him how to hunt, trap, and fish in the marsh, taught him everything. He was raised on swamp boats and has a passion for swamp life.  

Leron Jones, a cousin of Porkchop's who grew up close to the Mississippi border, goes hunting with him. The two are renowned for their tenacity, sense of humor, and spirit of adventure. He is given his role as a gator hunter in the Vacherie, Louisiana area. In the marsh, they frequently encounter risky circumstances including low water levels, hostile gators, and poisonous snakes.  

Porkchop is a devoted husband of Tina Williams and father of two children named Anthony Jr. and Alyssa who enjoys spending time with his family.  

According to some sources, his net worth is estimated to be more than $300,000 as of 2023. He also earns some income from his merchandise store on Teespring.  

• Leron Jones:  

Leron Jones is a reality television personality of the History Channel's Swamp People. He made his presence on the reality tv show from the 13th season of the show and appeared on the 14th season too. He hunts alligators in the Vacherie, Louisiana wetlands with his cousin Anthony "Porkchop" Williams. He is also an accomplished chef who owns a catering company and a Cajun food truck.  

Leron Jones was born on November 15, 1982, in Vacherie, Louisiana, to a gator hunting family. Linda Jones, his mother, died in 1992, leaving him in the custody of his father. He has a married sister and a brother called Leroy Jones. Leron grew up near the Mississippi border, where his grandfather and cousin Porkchop taught him how to hunt and fish.  

Leron Jones is married to Lona Lani Jones who is into photography. Lion Malik Jones, their first child, was born in 2017. Leron has children from his prior marriage as well, although their identities are unknown.  

As of 2023, Leron Jones' net worth is expected to be around $350,000. He earns his living as an alligator hunter and reality TV performer. He also has a catering company and a food truck.  

As a member of the Swamp People cast, Leron Jones has a connection with Troy Landry. They each hunt gators with their different teams and family members in the Atchafalaya River Basin. They also have a shared interest in cooking and Cajun food.  

• Pickle Wheat:  

Pickle Wheat appears on the television show Swamp People, which follows the life of Swampers in Louisiana who hunt alligators and other creatures. She made her debut on the show in the 12th season of the reality tv show and has gained a lot of popularity from her hardship and way of handling scary gators.  

Cheyenne Nicole Wheat is her real name, and was born on September 21, 1995 in Poydras, Louisiana. Her great-grandfather was one of the first alligator hunters in St. Bernard Parish, and she hails from a Swamper family. She is allocated her role as a gator hunter in the Pierre Part, Louisiana areas. She has been hunting with her father since she was able to walk, and she also helps with the family's duck and turkey call business. She is presently dating Joshua Kippes, an emergency medical technician, and the couple is expecting their first child, a baby girl, in May 2023.  

According to various sourcesPickle Wheat's net worth is estimated to be $250K as of 2023, and she makes most of her income from her appearances on Swamp People and its franchise, as well as from her hunting and call-making business.  

• William “Willie” Edwards:  

William “Willie” Edwards is another senior cast member of the TV show Swamp People. Willie is the eldest son of Swamper veteran Junior Edwards and his wife Therese Edwards on June 20, 1982. He was born and reared in a gator-hunting family in Bayou Sorrel, Louisiana, and he had been following in the footsteps of his father and grandparents since he could walk. He is an experienced gator hunter who prefers to go it alone.   

Randy Edwards, his younger brother, also participated in Swamp People. He and his father, Junior Edward, run their own alligator hunting business called Edwards Gator Hunting. They hunt alligators during the Louisiana alligator season, which typically runs from late August to early November.  

Willie Edwardsis married to Sherrie Edwards and the couple is blessed with three childrens. They have two sons, Landon Edwards and William IV Edwards a.k.a “Little Willie” Edwardsin their family. He is assigned his role as a gator hunter in Bayou Sorrel, Louisiana area. “Little Willie” Edwards is already enjoying his hunting life in the swamp as he has been featuring in the Swamp People since the 11th season. Although Willie is loved by all the fans and cast of the show his life is full of tragedy. The couple lost their one and only daughter, Michaela Deshaye Edwards, who died in 2013 at the age of 11 months from an undisclosed disease. After losing his daughter  Willie lost his younger brother Randy Edward in a horrible car accident in 2018. Randy's Chevrolet Silverado collided with a pole and flipped in September of 2018. Although Randy was taken out from the car, he had suffered severe injuries and was pronounced dead.  

Willie Edwards' net worth is reported to be over $800,000, as of 2023, which he makes via his Swamp People performances and hunting activities. He has been on Swamp People since season one, which debuted in 2010, and is one of the show's few original cast members.  

• “Little Willie” Edwards:  

“Little Willie” Edwards is a young and fearless alligator hunter of the reality TV show Swamp People since the 11th season. His real name is William IV Edwards, and he is the son of veteran Swamper Willie Edwardsand his wife Sherrie Edwards. He was born on February 9, 2001, in Plaquemine, Louisiana, USA in a gator-hunting family, and he is the grandson of Junior Edwards. He has a younger brother, Landon Edwards, and a deceased elder sister, Michaela Deshaye Edwards. Little Williegrew up in the swamp, acquiring his family's talents and customs while still pursuing formal schooling. In 2019, he graduated with honors from Plaquemine Senior High School.  

He has two years of hunting experience under his belt, and he is ready to show his family that he can one day captain his own boat. He is allocated his role as a gator hunter in Bayou Sorrel, Louisiana area. He is married to his wife Victoria  Edwards in March 2022 and the couple is having a good time in the swamp so far.  

“Little Willie” Edwards has a bright future as a young gator hunter. He is also active in his family's crawfish harvesting and selling business. He has a net worth of $80,000 as of 2023. He makes the most of his money from gator hunting and starring on Swamp People, for which he supposedly receives $3,000 every episode.  

• Ronnie Adams:  

An expert gator hunter, Ronnie Adams knows the swamp’s backchannels like no one else. He has been a regular on the show since season 10 i.e 2019, after joining it in the same year. He was born in Violet, Louisiana, USA on February 14, 1974, and inherited his gator hunting skills from his grandfather. He is a big and powerful man and often seen wrestling with the gators and uses his muscle to capture them. Ronnie teams up with Ashley “Dead Eye” Jones, his partner and good friend who is a skilled marksman. They encounter many difficulties in the swamp, such as extreme weather and rival hunters in the Belle River, Louisiana area. Ronnie also hunts hogs and owns a hog-hunting business.  

If we consider Ronnie's nature, he is a family man. He is married to Jen Smith, and the pair has no children together, although they share children from previous relationships. Ronnie has a kid with his ex-wife, Hannah Adams, and Jen has two children, Sienna and Jade Allen from her ex-husband.  

Ronnie also earns money as a cast member of the reality show Swamp People. He also owns a hog hunting company and a merchandising store. Ronnie Adams currently has a net worth of $300,000 as of 2023.  

• Ashley Jones:  

Ashley Jones is another gator hunter addition alongside Ronnie Adam to the reality TV show Swamp People featured on the History Channel in 2019, and she is one of the highlighted female alligator hunters. Her perfect aim has earned her the label of "deadeye."  

Ashley was born on July 25, 1986, in Brandon, Mississippi, in the United States. She spent her childhood hunting with her father and grandpa and learnt to shoot at an early age. Chad Jones, who is also a hunter and a fireman, is her husband. They have two children, Carson, a son, and Camryn, a daughter.  

Ashley collaborates with Ronnie Adams, a longtime friend and gator hunting specialist. They hunt in the wetlands of the Belle River, Louisiana area, where they encounter a variety of challenges including weather, animals, and competition. Ashley is the team's marksman, while Ronnie is the line puller.  

Ashley is also a nurse and works in a Mississippi hospital. She combines her profession with her hunting enthusiasm, and she likes both areas of her life. She also likes animals and has many at home.  

Ashley's net worth is expected to be about $300,000 by 2023. She makes money from her Swamp People appearances, as well as her nursing profession and hunting company.  

• Bruce Mitchell:  

Bruce Mitchell, also known as "The Alligator Man," is another Swamp People fan's favorite face. Family lover Bruce has been with the series since its first season. Bruce Mitchell was born in Ponchatoula, Louisiana, on July 13, 1960 as the oldest in a family of five brothers and sisters. In 1980, he began working at Kliebert's Alligator & Turtle Farm, where he learnt to hunt alligators from his father-in-law. Soon after marrying her girlfriend Janet Kliebert he joined her on the farm and sharpened his skills there.  

He was approached by the Swamp People team in 2010 and since then he is mastering his moves in gator hunting till date. Ron Methvin was his partner in crime in the swamp hunting where they faced challenges like hurricanes, floods, poachers, and competition from other hunters in the Hammond, Louisiana, area. His partner Ron Methvin departed from the show to pursue a career as a Louisiana Police officer, while Bruce left the show at the conclusion of season 9 for personal reasons.  

He was not present in the season 10 and 11 of the series which raised the question of his absence from the show and soon from season 12 he was back with his signature overalls and an American flag bandana. Bruce is frequently spotted taking out those scary alligators on his own and likes to tackle it alone. In 2020, he also joined the cast of Swamp People: Serpent Invasion, a film about the search and capture of Burmese pythons in the Everglades. As of 2023, Bruce Mitchell is believed to be holding a net worth of more than $400K.  

• Daniel Edgar:  

Daniel Edgar is another hardworking and dedicated cast member of the reality TV series Swamp People. Daniel Edgar was born on April 17, 1949 in Jeanerette, Louisiana, United States holding the Creole ancestry from the Acadian area of southern Louisiana. He is the third of six children born to Rufus Edgar and Bertha Edgar.  

Born and bred by the bayou, Daniel Edgarknows the swamp like the back of his hand. He inherited his passion and skill for gator hunting and fishing from his ancestors, who made their living on the waters of Southern Louisiana. He joined the casts of swamp people in season 7 and has been sharing his adventures and wisdom with two of his sons Joey and Dwaine and grandson Dorien Edgarin the Pierre Part, Louisiana areas. In the swamp community he is also popular with his nickname "The Creole Patriarch" because of his ancestry.  

Daniel started his career as a commercial fisherman when he was still a boy and he graduated from Jonas Henderson High School. He runs a successful seafood company called St. Mary, which offers a variety of fresh and tasty products from the swamp, such as fish, shrimp, crabs, and crawfish.  

Daniel Edgar has turned his love for fishing and gator hunting into a thriving career. Not only does he catch the fearsome reptiles, but he also runs a successful seafood and bait business. His adventurous lifestyle and entrepreneurial spirit have earned him a net worth of $4 Million as of 2023.  

• Dorien Edgar:  

Dorien Edgaris a member of the Edgar family, which is featured in the HISTORY channel's show Swamp People. The show recounts the lives and experiences of Louisiana alligator hunters. Dorien is Dwaine Edgar's son and the grandson of Daniel Edgar, the family's patriarch and a successful alligator hunter and seafood trader.  

Dorien was born in 1993 and reared in the Louisiana town of New Iberia. He has three brothers and sisters: Gabriel, Alexx, and Jolie. He participated on Swamp People in season 7, but quit the program to work in oil fields in Texas since alligator hunting did not pay enough.  

In season 12, he returned, intending to establish a new profession fishing the bayou with the help of his grandfather in the Pierre Part, Louisiana area.  

Dorien's net worth is somewhere around $300k, however his grandpa Daniel is projected to be around $4 million as of 2023. Dorien is studying the ins and outs of the family company in the hopes of one day becoming a captain.  

• Joey Edgar:  

Joey Edgar is the son of alligator hunter and seafood merchant Daniel Edgar, the Edgar family patriarch. Joey was born in Louisiana, USA on August 8, 1969. Dwaine Edgar is his brother, while Danielle Edgar is his sister. Joey is married to Jennifer Edgar, with whom he has two children, Lauren and Jonathan Edgar.  

Joey is a commercial fisherman and a reality TV celebrity. He features on the HISTORY channel in the show Swamp People, which follows the lives and exploits of alligator hunters in the Pierre Part, Louisiana area. Joey has been hunting alligators with his father and grandpa since he was a toddler. He also assists his father in running St. Mary's Seafood Incorporated, a seafood and bait company that provides fresh seafood to local markets and restaurants such as crabs, shrimp, crawfish, and fish.  

Although Joey’s name comes in the list of rich cast members of Swamp People, Joey’s net worth is not publicly known, but  according to our trusted source he is holding a handsome net worth of $3 Million as of 2023. Also his father Daniel has an estimated net worth of $4 million as of 2023.  

• Don Brewer:  

Don Brewer is an Oklahoma City, USA-based reality TV personality and gator hunter. He was born in June of 1971. He is married to Michelle Austin Brewer. Don Brewer was previously married and have two childrens Katie Brewer and Shelby Echelle, from the relationship with Christine Brewer.  

In half a century of his life almost every species in the swamp has bitten him, including a beaver, skunk, snake, and raccoon.  

Don debuted as a new deckhand for Jacob Landry on the HISTORY channel's Swamp People in season 11. From 2020 through 2022, he featured in 20 episodes. Swamp People recounts the lives and exploits of Louisiana alligator hunters. Don is one of the most daring guys in the south, and he thrives on adrenaline. He enjoys racing motorbikes and dirt trucks when he is not hunting or fishing.  

Don's father and grandparents were well-known gator hunters who taught him the necessary techniques. Don honed his gator hunting skills over time and began hunting alone. He performs his gator hunting skills in the Pierre Part, Louisiana area.  

As of 2023, Don has a net worth of $275,000, however he has made a good living from his hunting and television careers. He also appeared in Mudcats, a History program about hand-fishing for huge flathead catfish.  

• Zak Bagby:  

Zak Bagby is another young and skilled cast of Swamp people also nicknamed as Zak Catchem. Zak Bagby was born on November 1, 1990, in Florida, USA. He is the son of William A. Bagby and Melinda D. Bagby.   

He is also a YouTube personality from the United States who operates the Catch_Em_All_Fishing channel. He is the later added cast member of Swamp People in season 10 along with Ashley Jones and Ronnie Adams and since then he became a regular hunter on the show operating in the Pierre Part, Louisiana area. He also appears on the History Channel reality show Swamp People: Serpent Invasion, which follows a gang of hunters as they attempt to capture and eradicate invasive Burmese pythons from the Florida Everglades.  

According to some, Zak Catchem has had a talent for fishing since he was a boy. He even won The International Game Fish Association's Junior Boy Total Weight of All Eligible Freshwater Species fishing contest. He creates and sells fishing gear.  

His net worth is unknown to the public, however some estimates place his earnings from his YouTube channel and fishing company at roughly $100,000 per year. Zak's net worth is predicted to be $2 million as of 2023. With his professional career on the rise, this figure is projected to rise in the future.  

• Timmy Aucoin:  

Timmy Aucoinis a reality television star and alligator hunter from the United States. He is mostly known for his role in a History Channel series Swamp People where he is handling the Pierre Part, Louisiana area.  

Timmy Aucoin was born and reared in Louisiana, where he hails from a renowned family that has lived for generations, according to many reports. He grew up alligator hunting with his father and grandparents, studying the techniques and customs of the swamp for over 40 years. He vowed to do whatever it took to make a livelihood in the marshes, even if it meant putting his life in danger every day.  

Timmy Aucoin has established himself as one of the area's top and most experienced hunters. When he's not wrangling gators, he goes crawfish fishing and sells his catch to local restaurants and markets. He resides in Pierre Part, a little village in the heart of Cajun country, with his daughter.  

Timmy Aucoin joins the Swamp People cast in season 14, which debuted on January 5, 2023. He is one of the new hunters brought to the show, as he faces the obstacles and hazards of hunting alligators in the Atchafalaya Basin, the United States' biggest marsh and swamp.  

His net worth is unknown so far, however some sources believe that he will earn roughly $30,000 every season from Swamp People.  

• Anna Ribbeck:  

Anna Ribbeck, along with Timmy Aucoin, is a fresh addition to the brand new season 14 of the reality television series swamp people.  She was born and reared in South Louisiana and is a social media strategist, archer, and hunter. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Horticultural Science and a Master of Science in Plant Environmental and Soil Sciences from Louisiana State University. She also holds a University of Florida degree in Social and Behavioral Research.  

Anna began archery in college and quickly got obsessed with shooting deer, turkey, and alligators with her bow. She also participated in archery events and founded annathearcher.com to teach people about archery. She is a member of the Bear Archery, Inc. Pro Staff, a major maker of archery equipment. In December 2017, she was named Bear Archery Pro-Staffer of the Year. In 2018, she also featured on The Wheel Of Fortune.  

In 2023, Anna appeared in Swamp People, a reality show that chronicles the life of alligator hunters in Louisiana. She is one of the show's few female hunters and has shown to be a fearless and tough opponent holding her duties in the Baton Rouge, Louisiana area.  

She is well-known for her upbeat personality and for hunting alligators and nutria, a big rodent that is considered an invasive species. She has caught some of the largest nutria in Louisiana. Anna feels that she should eat anything she kills, including deer, turkey, and alligators.  

Anna's net worth is unknown, although she is likely to make a good living from her multiple sources of income, which include her position at LSU AgCenter, a sponsorship contract with Bear Archery, and her presence on Swamp People. Swamp People cast members may earn anything from $10,000 to $100,000 every episode, depending on their popularity and expertise, according to certain reports.