Showing posts with label Ocala National Forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ocala National Forest. Show all posts

Monday, June 16, 2014

Ocala National Forest prime Bigfoot area

Ocala is now on our radar. Kevin and Teri went up there this weekend and found a trove of footprints on friends private property. The wildlife prints were Turkey, bear, and deer. Marion county Florida has more reported sightings then any other county. We are already making plans for operations between October - April. This should raise our game to a new level.

Thursday, October 27, 2011

The Bugs Are Still Bad In Florida

Florida creeks filling up
With the good amount of rain we have had this season (the forecast is a dry winter), the creeks  have been filling up. This area was dry eight months ago. The downside of this is the mosquettos are still very bad. We did have a cold front move through last weekend, but not cold enough to kill the bugs. There is a cold front again going to move into central Florida this weekend. Good, things may just be right.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

This is Where the Florida Skunk Ape Lives

Follow this creek and you will find skunk ape
Deep in this area just south of the Ocala National Forest is the primary migratory pathway for the Florida Skunk Ape. This area I have been in for the last few days. I have some great video and a better understanding of just what is going on in the Sunshine State. They are beginning to make their move after the first cold front moved into Florida.

My research is hitting hard and I, and Scott Marlowe are the only ones that know about these patterns. Everyone else is without a clue. You must spend years doing field work before you can really hone in on location patterns. This must be developed by your work, and not by someone else's input. That would mean nothing to you.

There are so many things that have been going on that will shed light onto why I have taken certain paths. I will never give up Bigfoot research; I will give up the researchers. Just because the community is populated with interlopers from the Jerry Springer Show, does not mean I should stop what I am doing.

I have fantastic video and I have so much more ahead. I will post a video this week letting everyone know what is up and why it is now real. The Bigfoot has been located; you people are not worthy of contempt.

Saturday, October 22, 2011

The Butterfly and the Bigfoot


A butterfly garden on a nature trail

I took advantage of the first cold front of the season that made its way into central Florida by going out on a nature trail that I have not been able to access for months because of the bugs and the heat index. I do nature photography and I saw a Monarch butterfly. These insects are not easy to photograph because they will not just stop and pose for you. I had my camera on a tight macro setting and waited for the butterfly to make its way onto a flower and took many stills to make sure I got the one I wanted. Most of the butterfly shooting fails to get a good image.

The prospect of Bigfoot was not far away. The conditions were still very bad with the bugs and the still high humidity. In a couple of weeks it should be just perfect for Bigfoot season in Florida.

 

Friday, October 21, 2011

The Bugs Are still bad in Florida

I tried to get into this swamp trail, but to know avail. The bugs are still bad at this time. The temps should be down around the mid 40's by sunrise which (I hope) will kill off the mosquitoes. If so, then the season is on.

the swamp water
It has been months without being able to load YouTube videos because of the heat. The flip side of this is that winter will set in up north and they will not be able to go out. It is now my turn..LOL I still think we should have waited until November because there is still a tropical storm forming in the Gulf Of Mexico. It will not be a factor for a week.

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Ocala National Forest Expedition Is ON

Tim Fasano In Ocala National Forest
My team is on its way to Ocala into a deep section of the National forest. This is a broad area, and good luck in trying to find us. We will be there until Sunday. Ocala was the home of a confirmed 'Sasquatch' sighting, along with prints casted by forest rangers in 1948. The clear prints were 18' long and made at the time of several sighting reports.

We will be on the edge of a wilderness preserve. I am afraid to say more. Just keep coming back to this blog and you will be informed about everything.

Our day operations will be late week, with everything leading too the night explorations on Friday and Saturday. If we don't find Bigfoot, we will still have much fun. We have lots of food and the weather will be much cooler to sit around the campfire and tell scary stories. You can't beat that.

I am very committed in the next few months to exploring much of the state of Florida that I have not been able to get too. I am very excited about this.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Ocala National Forest

The Ocala National Forest is a 430,000 acre preserve. It was the first National forest east of the Mississippi River and is the furthest most southern National Forest. It is also one of the best areas in the country for Bigfoot sightings. That is why this area has been on my radar for months. I have just been waiting for the weather to cool down.
I recently spent a weekend in the area and got a lot of footage to put on my YouTube account. I am in the process of editing the videos. I got some great nature photos, that made it worth the trip. Unfortunately, I did not have a Bigfoot sighting. That would not have been strange for the first time coming up here.

I have scouted out many primitive camping areas and will be taking some overnights deep into the forest in the coming months. Some exciting things are planed. I hope to have some positive evidence by March. But you never know.

The Ocala Forest is a beautiful, and adventurous place. I can't believe that it has taken me this long to get up here.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Bigfoot Footprints Found In Ocala National Forest

This Bigfoot track was found in the Ocala National Forest in 1985. It was found by a Lake County Deputy Sgt. D. Kirby. This Deputy had found several other tracks during this period. The location was near a Federal construction site working on new forestry roads. The trakcs were 17 by 6 1/2 inches. It was once believed that the Florida Skunk Ape was a smaller version of the Bigfoot. It seems from this cast and footprints that I have found, that the Canadian Sasquatch may indeed be in Florida. This is a copy of the old newspaper report.
It is because of the historical nature of skunk ape sightings in Florida near the Ocala National Forest that I will be focusing much of my expeditions in the next few months.

Thursday, November 5, 2009

"LIfe's Fine But It t'aint easy" - Ocala National Forest and Bigfoot

I saw this Gregory Peck and Jane Wyman Movie, The Yearling when I was a kid. I know now that the young deer in the movie and novel was a metaphor for the childlike state that wants to believe that life is all sunshine and rainbows. Nothing is further from the truth. Gregory Peck wanted to protect Jody from this knowledge, even though, they were the original homesteaders in the Ocala National Forest of Florida called "the big scrub." It also is one of the busiest areas for BFRO reported Bigfoot sightngs. I plan to go to the "Yearling trail" by this weekend and visit the old homestead and graveyard. I may see deer, I want to see Bigfoot. This movie gets to me man..it gets to me.

Monday, November 2, 2009

Tales From The Florida Trail

I hit the Florida Trail over the weekend. I went to a remote part near the Withlacoochee River south of the Ocala National Forest. It was very quit and I saw lots of wildlife. I did pick up something that may have been a black bear or a tree stump. It seemed to be sitting on a creek bank. I found a primitive camp site and lit a camp fire! I have not seen a camp fire in years, and that made the trip worth it. I got some great images and lots of video that I am still looking at.

The Florida trail is 1,100 miles long and stretches from south of Miami all the way up to the Panhandle of Florida near the Alabama border. It cuts thru the rich Eco-system that is unique to Florida and into the most remote parts of the North American Continent. That is where a Large mammal could hide and live without ever being spotted. That is why I went to this location. I had a great time.

When I went to sign in at the trail head, this green tree frog was sitting on the clip board. I did not want to bother him, so I went ahead anyway.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Why Florida?

There are many reasons why Florida is a great spot for Sasquatch, bigfoot and Skunk ape searching. Image from the Florida Bigfoot Website. The video belows shows why Florida is a prime area for bigfoot activity, especially in the Ocala National Forest where there have been many bigfoot or Sasquatch sighitngs. These creatures may be larger than the Skunk Ape.



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