Joey Edgar lost weight due to his seafood diet and physical work on the show. Fans noticed the change in the first episode of season 13. 

The first episode of the season was Gators on the Storm, where fans pointed out his body structure. When he posted about the new episode of the reality show, his fans commented about his weight loss. While some commented he looked great in his appearance, some fans wondered if he was healthy. 

Stephen Faupel from Portland, Oregon, noticed the changes in the Edger weight in January 2022. She worried whether the reality star was feeling sick. 

Meanwhile, she thought he might lose some pounds on purpose between season 12 and season 13. 

After watching his marriage picture, it is safe to assume that she he has lost weight in these 20 years.

After analyzing his profile, there was a drastic change in his physical appearance in a few months. In three months, he has lost significant weight between from October 2021 to January 2022. 

Also, he lives in Louisiana, where there is the freshest seafood. As a result, it is common for the hunter to consume seafood. 

The food is an essential diet for people. It leads to different benefits for health. Also, it helps to protects from various health problems. 

Seafood has high nutrition and low calories, which will helps lose some pounds. It is also a source of omega-3 fatty acids. Food like fish, shellfish, and shrimp has high protein, vitamins, and minerals. He even shared about his diet on his social sites. 

Joey Edgar on Swamp People works hard and does an incredible job hunting wild alligators. Edgar captures crawfish, gators, crabs, and fish which involves a lot of physical power. 

Also, it is a risky process for alligator hunting and dealing with everyday danger. The hunter deals with the challenges while catching the gators. They chase them with the hook bait with the fish and draw the gators towards them. They have to use a lot of strength to deal with it and load them.

The skilled hunter mostly catches the big gator, which leads him to use more energy. After hunting, they prepare bacon-wrapped gators to sell in the market. He even hunt wild pork, boar, and deer alongside his daughter Kallie and dad, Daniel. 

Swamp People Joey Edgar works alongside his father, Daniel, and his siblings. According to his father, they should kill 35,000 wild gators annually to keep control.

He controls over 500 acres of crawfish ponds with his family, where they farm crawfish. 

The hunter lives in Atchafalaya River Basin, and he started hunting the gators from a young age. He was the first to join the family business with his dad in his seafood operations. 

His Bait Co. company boat can catch a load of a maximum of one million pounds of fish. However, they capture around 400,000 to 500,000 pounds daily.