I just agreed with going with him because he seemed so enthusiastic about it. My mom is from California and my dad just grew up in the city of Jackson as well so I’ve never really had anybody to take me, so I really didn’t have an interest in going. Talk about that.Īshley Jones: Yes I grew up in Jackson, Mississippi, right in the middle of Jackson, so we didn’t hunt, my parents didn’t hunt. M&C: You came late to the hunting game though because based on what I read in the Clarion-Ledger article, your husband took you out of your familiar and brought you out deer hunting. That way we can pass it on to our kids and teach them to be good sportsmen. We try to be as ethical as we can and make sure that we’re following all the laws as far as wildlife goes. There’s all kind of things that people don’t think about. The real danger, a deer can run out in front of cars and cause a wreck. They just get diseases and can be a danger to people. We love them more than other people do, but that’s part of it.
Other people think if you’re deer hunting or doing any kind of other hunting that you may be, that you just don’t like those animals, but the truth is we love them. We make sure to not waste anything and we’re as ethical as we can be about things … it may even be hard for us. We absolutely use every bit of the animals that we can.Īnything that we’re not using. Typically if it’s a landowner that is allowing me to hunt there, I’ll definitely make sure that they get as much as they want. M&C: When you do go hunting, do you eat your kills and share the meat with people?Īshley Jones: Oh yes. If anybody were to have experiences like I’ve had in the outdoors, they would be just as crazy about it as I am, so getting people involved in it is really rewarding.
It’s great to have a platform to be able to do that. Because anything you have a passion for you can do, as long as you give 100% effort and as long as that message is being played for women that’s amazing, it’s awesome. If nothing else, just inspire them to do something that they think they can’t do. How do you feel about inspiring women to not be afraid to get out there and maybe even try hunting?Īshley Jones: That’s really what I was hoping to do. I read what people are saying on social media and a lot of women are really excited about this season.
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Monsters and Critics: I’ve been covering Swamp People for several years and really feel like your casting has infused an energy into the series that it needed.
We spoke with Ashley ahead of tonight’s Night Terrors episode: The breakout star of this season’s Swamp People has serious marksmanship skills, making her invaluable to Adams as they scour the swamp for gigantic alligators. The Molinere’s are bow fishing for redfish and Frenchy and Gee are night froggin’ and our two overachievers Ronnie and Che are in Mississippi trying out gator hunting, and spoiler alert: It’s a real pain in the you-know-what. The Edgar’s (minus Big Tee) are shrimping with Zak Catchem (real name) and work at night out in the bay. On tonight’s episode, Holey Boley and Jacob are night hunting gars, alligator-like fish that can grow longer than a man.
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