Ever wondered what happened to that rugged alligator hunter from "Swamp People"? Bruce Mitchell is not only alive and well, but he continues to captivate audiences with his swamp-navigating skills and unique charm.

For years, Bruce Mitchell has been a fixture of the Louisiana bayou, wrestling gators and captivating viewers of the History Channel's hit show "Swamp People." The "Gator" as he is known by many, became a fan favorite for his no-nonsense attitude and deep connection to the land. News of his departure from the show in 2018, after being a mainstay since its inception, caused quite a stir among his dedicated fans. This, coupled with internet rumors of his demise, left many wondering about the fate of the iconic hunter. But fear not, the veteran star continues his adventures in the swamp, and even returned to television screens in a surprising twist.

Bruce Mitchell: Biographical and Professional Information
Full Name	Bruce Mitchell
Occupation	Alligator Hunter, Television Personality
Known For	Starring in "Swamp People" on the History Channel
Years Active	2010 Present
Departure from "Swamp People"	2018 (initial departure)
Return to Television	"Swamp People: Serpent Invasion"
Personal Life
Family	Mitchell Family (runs gator tours and more)
Residence	Louisiana Bayou
Beloved Companion	Tyler (dog, deceased)
Tyler's Demise	2014, congestive heart failure at age 13
Additional Information
Activities	Guided gator tours, museum, boat tours, online store, social media presence
Daily Routine During Gator Season	Wakes up around 4:00 AM, eats oatmeal, drinks coffee, packs water, heads out for the water
Trademark Style	Overalls and American flag bandana
Website	Mitchell Family Website (Hypothetical - Replace with actual website if available)