Florida Bigfoot Organization

Floirda Bigfoot Expedition set for December 9-11, 2011 in Green Swamp

I have applied for the permit I will need to go onto state land in a watershed area where we had good results last time. We were in there a few months ago and I know we were being followed along the tree line at sunset. A member of our crew had a class A sighing about an hour before sunset and I know they were watching us. This time I will be alone and will pursue them deep into a natural prarie at sunset. I will be camping out in a primitive area. The best part is I should be alone. Wish me well.

 

Skunk Ape Trail Head Shows Recent Activity

Note the lack of overgrowth meaning very wide and tall animals are moving

In the years I have been doing Skunk Ape research, I have now found what I believe are two bonafide game trails used by the big hairy guy. One is in the Green Swamp and this one is in a SWIFMUD area. These are significant finds, for they show location and motivation. There must be a solid reason for the trails. In the trail pictured here- it is all about natural resources.

This trail leads down to a major river in Florida and it begins in an area of large Ferrel pig activity. A Bigfoot would have food and water at an inexhaustible supply. The permanent residents here may stay year long, hence the vegetation for cover, and the summer heat that keeps people out of here.

The forest ranger confirmed with me that this trail is not official, and not used by hikers. He speculates hogs made it. But, how do you explain the lack of overgrowth? Something much taller then me is forging this trail.

The opening into the Bigfoot trail

Down by the river is the famous shelter I found with the water bottle. I think it may have been used as a child's toy, or something. Everything about this area is falling into place in a logical place as far as Bigfoot research goes.

Night operations would be the way to do this in both locations. I would want some type of FLIR or have others with me. I know how to get into this area after dark. We would be entering at our own risk - which would be considerable.

Long before Tiger wears red in the Masters, I want to form a team to work these areas. I know we are close to finding habitat areas of non-migratory skunk apes.

Hike Out to the skunk ape camp I found last year and a new paradigm

I have been waiting for months to get back out to this area were I am sure the 'skunk ape' has set up a home. The heat and the mosquito's have made getting back into this are impossible since last March. I made a good attempt this Saturday and found that they have been adding on and taking over this area. Stay tuned for more exciting videos

Many people believed this was a hobo camp. But that is unlikely because of the tremendous distance they would have to cover to get too it. They would prefer something just off the road. I hope this series of videos will show a real discovery of how they live and where they are likely to habitat.

A Bigfoot Game Trail and Fall colors in Florida

Fire red colors in Florida

I did not think we got these type of colors in Florida during the fall season. I was out hiking today in a SWIFMUD area and got these shots of color, including some fire red. I thought you could only see red in New England. I was excited to see this display by nature.

I understand you must have the right combination of rain, light, and temperatures for months to yield these colors. Cool, I guess we did it just right this year. This means the leaves are going to soon fall off the trees and our visibility will return. Line of sight is important for field researchers. Animals can hide under the cover of foilage.

A sight I have not seen in four decades

I found evidence today of many game trails that are frequently used. The large trial I was looking for has been made by very large beast was still there. This is the trail that I know the Florida skunk ape is using to get down to the river. I would not be pigs because they don't drink out of a river with a tall berm.