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Sasquatch Sightings: True Florida Encounters (American Cryptid Chronicles: Bigfoot, Vol. 9): American Cryptid Chronicles: Bigfoot, Vol. 9
Palmetto fronds rattle in a windless hush. A sour, musky scent settles over blackwater sloughs. At dawn, a walking line of prints crosses sugar sand and vanishes into sawgrass.
Sasquatch True Florida Encounters (American Cryptid Bigfoot, Vol. 9) takes you across Skunk Ape country—Fakahatchee Strand, Big Cypress National Preserve, Picayune Strand, Silver Springs/Ocala, the Wekiva River corridor, the Green Swamp, Tate’s Hell & Apalachicola, Blackwater River, the Kissimmee River Basin, and the Okefenokee fringe—recreating nights when ordinary outings turned impossible.
Inside you’ll
• Night on the Fakahatchee Strand — boardwalk shadow, layered “rotten orange & old hair” musk, and distorted peat prints.
• Big Cypress Roadside Encounter — a tall silhouette stepping hummock to hummock; low whoops rolling through palmettos.
• Picayune Strand Road Crossing — marl vs. peat track signatures and a breathy exhale in still air.
• Silver Springs Daylight Sighting — shoreline impressions in crystal-clear spring run.
• Wekiva River Night Calls — canoe halted by whoops and sudden silence.
• Green Swamp Roadside Prints — long stride, wide forefoot, toe splay in sugar sand.
• Tate’s Hell & Apalachicola — tidal flats, shell middens, and after-dark movement.
• Blackwater Watch / Kissimmee Rancher’s Tale — camp perimeters, hair snags, stock-yard alarms.
• Near-Border Okefenokee — corridor cases along Florida’s northern fringe.
Told in a camp-fire voice with field rigor—substrate, stride, acoustics, weather—each chapter’s Investigator’s Note weighs black-bear double-prints, feral-hog sign, owl/panther calls, and hoax boards against clues that refuse to fit. A Works Cited section lets you follow the paper trail yourself.
Sasquatch True Florida Encounters (American Cryptid Bigfoot, Vol. 9) takes you across Skunk Ape country—Fakahatchee Strand, Big Cypress National Preserve, Picayune Strand, Silver Springs/Ocala, the Wekiva River corridor, the Green Swamp, Tate’s Hell & Apalachicola, Blackwater River, the Kissimmee River Basin, and the Okefenokee fringe—recreating nights when ordinary outings turned impossible.
Inside you’ll
• Night on the Fakahatchee Strand — boardwalk shadow, layered “rotten orange & old hair” musk, and distorted peat prints.
• Big Cypress Roadside Encounter — a tall silhouette stepping hummock to hummock; low whoops rolling through palmettos.
• Picayune Strand Road Crossing — marl vs. peat track signatures and a breathy exhale in still air.
• Silver Springs Daylight Sighting — shoreline impressions in crystal-clear spring run.
• Wekiva River Night Calls — canoe halted by whoops and sudden silence.
• Green Swamp Roadside Prints — long stride, wide forefoot, toe splay in sugar sand.
• Tate’s Hell & Apalachicola — tidal flats, shell middens, and after-dark movement.
• Blackwater Watch / Kissimmee Rancher’s Tale — camp perimeters, hair snags, stock-yard alarms.
• Near-Border Okefenokee — corridor cases along Florida’s northern fringe.
Told in a camp-fire voice with field rigor—substrate, stride, acoustics, weather—each chapter’s Investigator’s Note weighs black-bear double-prints, feral-hog sign, owl/panther calls, and hoax boards against clues that refuse to fit. A Works Cited section lets you follow the paper trail yourself.
307 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 7, 2025
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