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Feral Humans in America: The Search For Lost Tribes in the South explores a dark and largely forgotten chapter of American history hidden deep within the swamps and forests of Southeast Texas. Long considered a hotspot for Bigfoot and other paranormal encounters, this remote region may instead be home to something far more unsettling—evidence of primitive human survival beyond the reach of modern civilization. Through historical records, firsthand eyewitness accounts, and boots-on-the-ground investigations in the Big Thicket, Trinity River basin, and Old Lost River region, the film examines reports of barefoot tracks, hidden shelters, unexplained cries, and a verified 2020 law-enforcement encounter. What emerges is a chilling question: could remnants of lost tribes—or feral people living beyond the law—still exist in the shadows of America’s wild places?

Sasquatch of the South follows David Cleaver, a lifelong investigator whose encounters with Bigfoot began in childhood and continued across Texas for decades. From North Texas woods to the Brazos River and the Texas Hill Country, David documents physical encounters, footprints, family groups, and unexplained behavior linked to Sasquatch. This documentary explores Bigfoot sightings in the southern United States, wildlife corridors, and the connection between habitat, conservation, and the unknown still living on the edges of civilization.

Deep in the wilderness of southeast Texas, strange encounters challenge what we think we know about history and survival. In this Dark Outdoors documentary produced by Wildman of the Woods, host Chester Moore and researcher Lyle Blackburn investigate chilling reports from the Big Thicket and the Old Lost River region. Eyewitness accounts, barefoot human tracks, unexplained shelters, and disturbing historical records raise a haunting question. Could primitive people or forgotten tribes have survived deep in the wild long after history lost track of them.

In this documentary, Wildman of the Woods investigates the enduring mystery of Bigfoot in Florida, specifically the elusive Skunk Ape. Joined by Tami Grimes of NAWAC and Chester Moore of Dark Outdoors, they explore remote regions like the Everglades and Cypress Swamps. Through eyewitness accounts, thermal footage, and footprint analysis, they explore the possibility of a large, intelligent primate surviving in the state's challenging environment. The film also examines the feral primate theory, questioning if escaped exotic animals could explain sightings. This grounded, field-based investigation dives deep into Florida's Bigfoot and Skunk Ape lore while considering ecological implications.