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?

This episode of Wild Man Mysteries takes Chester Moore and Lyle Blackburn deep into the Big Thicket of East Texas to investigate a unique overlap of reports: the long-standing Saratoga Light, historic Sasquatch sightings, and modern accounts of feral humans living deep in the swamps. Through field surveys, track documentation, and interviews with law enforcement, the team uncovers unusual barefoot impressions, primitive bedding areas, and stories that span more than a century. This blog summarizes the evidence, locations, and context behind one of the most intriguing clusters of unexplained activity in the region.