William Neff has made several other appearances on the Discovery Channel, as well as in “Mountain Monsters”. According to authoritative sources he has managed to accumulate a net worth of over $500,000, as of late 2018. This has helped him acquire considerable wealth, as his net salary from the show stands at $16,000 per episode, with other income being from a number of other television shows and movies. Known as Joe, he is one of the leading and most liked of the cast of “Mountain Monsters”, appearing in virtually all the episodes since it premiered in 2013. Posted by Trapper – Mountain Monsters on Saturday, JanuJoseph Lott Image source Jacob Loweīuck caught a big Rainbow this weekend in our West Virginia Mountains His wealth will likely increase from more episodes, any other roles he might land in the future, and his basic work in the field. John Tice has appeared in over 50 episodes of “Mountain Monsters” since it premiered in 2013, and has therefore made a fortune from the show, with his net worth being estimated by authoritative sources to be $800,000 as of late 2018, accumulated through hard work and dedication to the show, being paid $20,000 per episode. Who's loving this marathon? #MountainMonsters /tgiPuXBMF9 The cast has varied salaries depending on their roles and the number of times they appear in the show. Mountain Monsters Cast Salaries and Net Worth They have also had encounters with other teams who were spying on them, and trying to sabotage their efforts. Sometimes they use traps to capture the creature, but what mostly emerges are just some vague, indistinct images of what the team claims to be the creature they have been hunting, apparently including the Black Wolf, the Shadow Creature, and the Grassman. After the initial hunt, the team sets up traps as they continue to gather more evidence, and by the second day they are able to get videos, photos, or supposed sounds of the creature’s existence. The team uses their own cryptology techniques and research brand in order to prove or disprove the existence of creatures such as Bigfoot, Werewolves, Mothman, Hellhounds, and Lizard Man.Īt the start of each episode, the team discusses the exact creature they are going to hunt as they make their way to where it was spotted, including questioning a number of eyewitnesses so that they know where best to start with their investigation. Originally, the AIMS team was started by Jeff Headlee, John “Trapper” Tice, and Willy McQuillian, later joined by three more survivalists and trappers. Most people believe that the monsters and ghosts they see in the area belong to the spirits of people who lost their lives in those mountains many years ago. Abandoned homes, villages, reports of missing individuals, and puzzling deaths date back to the 1700s. There have been varied accounts of unusual activity and ‘monsters’ reported from various places in the mountain range. There are many mysteries and legends in the mountains, not all old myths, as some have come from recent campers and hikers as well as from Native Americans or other long-term residents. These mysterious creatures are on the run as the skilled outdoorsman follow a trail of fresh evidence and gather testimony from eyewitnesses.Throughout the team’s researches, they gather evidence of paranormal creatures, and try to hunt them down in the rugged mountains system in the eastern US. (from Discovery+'s web site, January 2022) A team of trappers hunt down legendary beasts in the Appalachian Mountains. (#202) Grafton Monster of Taylor County (R)Ĭompleted airing its sixth season on 3/13/22 has yet to be renewed for a seventh season (#208) Cave Creature of Breenbrier County (#210) Sheepsquatch, Batsquatch, Sasquatch (#213) Bloodless Howler of Harrison County
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