Troy Landry and his deckhand Pickle venture into the Boneyard, a challenging area filled with cypress stumps and lurking alligators. They face difficulties navigating the shallow waters but manage to catch several alligators, including a massive 550-pound bull gator. Despite the risks, their efforts are rewarded with successful catches, and they decide to leave the area safely.

What is the main challenge Troy and Pickle face in the Boneyard?

• Navigating through submerged obstacles

• Finding the alligators

• Dealing with other hunters

• Weather conditions

What is the significance of the Boneyard for Troy and Pickle?

• It's close to their home

• It's known for large alligators

• It's a safe hunting area

• It's a tourist attraction

How do Troy and Pickle feel after catching their first alligator?

• Worried about the risks

• Eager to leave the area

• Satisfied with a solid start

• Disappointed

What makes navigation more difficult for Troy and Pickle?

• Strong winds

• High water levels

• Lack of equipment

• Increased boat weight

What strategy do Troy and Pickle use to free their boat from a stump?

• Call for help

• Wait for high tide

• Use a winch

• Use a pole to push off

What is the weight of the alligator that adds to the boat's challenge?

• 600 pounds

• 300 pounds

• 500 pounds

• 400 pounds

What is the team's reaction to catching the 400-pound alligator?

• They plan to catch more

• They decide to stop hunting

• They are happy but cautious

• They are disappointed

What is the weight of the largest alligator caught by Troy and Pickle?

• 450 pounds

• 500 pounds

• 550 pounds

• 600 pounds

Why do Troy and Pickle decide to leave the Boneyard?

• They ran out of supplies

• They caught enough alligators

• They were warned by authorities

• The weather turned bad

What lesson do Troy and Pickle learn from their hunt?

• Always bring extra equipment

• No risk, no reward

• Hunt only in good weather

• Avoid the Boneyard