How does herschel hide his leg

The Talking Dead did offer up an explanation, explaining that Hershel's prosthetic leg was found on one of the group's runs. However, the Walker Stalkers' podcast put the question of the mysterious new leg directly to Scott Wilson himself, who plays Hershel on The Walking Dead. Because the whole prison's changed, it's more of a community.

Certainly, you can see that at the beginning of the show. Rick is growing crops and raising pigs. It's been quite a bit of time that's gone by. In the first episode, when Rick and Hershel were at the tomato plants, they dug a hole I put my leg in. The Tattoos on Daryl's back are indeed real. They are two of Norman Reedus' demons, and he has a third one under his arm. This way he always carries his demons with him. When Daryl says they must be coming up on the "Yellow Jacket" creek, Merle tells Daryl 'I may have lost my hand, but you lost your sense of direction.

Despite Merle's unwavering confidence and his condescension, we find out Daryl was right after the scene on the bridge when he passes a sign at the end of the bridge indicating that the water feature is in fact the "Yellow Jacket Creek". Merle's unfounded certainty is a real psychological oddity known as the "Dunning-Kruger effect". In short, the psychological studies showed that the more ignorant a person was the more certain they were that they were right. The Dunning-Kruger experiments additionally found that ignorance was positively correlated with a false belief by the subject that they were more intelligent or more knowledgeable than their peers.

Axel was the last prisoner to live.