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"Swamp People" greet fans at Bass Pro

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By Cheryl Lasseter - bio | email
PEARL, MS (Mississippi News Now) -

Cast members of the hit reality TV show "Swamp People" traveled on land Saturday... from the Louisiana Bayou all the way to the Bass Pro Shop in Pearl to greet their fans. And there are lots of fans for Troy, Jacob, and Chase Landry, the show's breakout stars.

The Landrys signed autographs, posed for pictures, and traded stories about swamp life. The show airs Thursdays at 8pm on The History Channel. Troy Landry says celebrity life is a bit different.

"It's hard to get used to, hard to get any work done these days. Always people following us, looking for us. Always somebody recognizes us. But it's a good problem to have," he said.

The "Swamp People" drew well over a thousand people to Bass Pro. 

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