Gator Hunting with Troy Landry and Mr. Sterling

Troy Landry, known as the King of the Swamp, invites his old friend Mr. Sterling for a day of gator hunting. Despite being over 80, Mr. Sterling is a top fisherman and shares his expertise with Troy. They focus on learning a new baiting technique to tackle bait bandits in the swamp. Mr. Sterling demonstrates how to float the bait, a method he's used successfully for years. The two enjoy their time together, setting the bait and eventually catching a gator, highlighting the blend of friendship and learning.

Who is Troy Landry's old buddy invited for a day of gator hunting?

• Mr. Johnson

• Mr. Brown

• Mr. Sterling

• Mr. Smith

What is Mr. Sterling known for in the area?

• Being a famous chef

• Being a top fisherman

• Being a skilled carpenter

• Being a renowned artist

What problem does Troy hope to address with a new technique?

• Boat maintenance

• Bait bandits

• Navigation issues

• Weather conditions

Which animals are mentioned as bait bandits in the swamp?

• Bears and wolves

• Snakes and frogs

• Deer and rabbits

• Raccoons and possums

What technique does Mr. Sterling teach Troy?

• Floating the bait

• Building a trap

• Camouflaging the boat

• Using a net

How does Mr. Sterling secure the bait in the water?

• Uses a floating device

• Secures it with a net

• Ties it to a rock

• Anchors the line to a tree

What does Troy enjoy most about hunting with Mr. Sterling?

• The challenge

• The camaraderie

• The competition

• The solitude

What is the main focus of the duo when they set the bait?

• Competing with other hunters

• Catching the biggest gator

• Testing new equipment

• Enjoying each other's company

What is the mood as they check the bait for a catch?

• Suspenseful

• Disappointing

• Boring

• Calm

What does the dramatic music signify in the video?

• The end of the hunting day

• A technical difficulty

• The excitement of a potential catch

• A change in weather