The Mid Florida Bigfoot Research Team is a dedicated group of experienced field investigators and passionate researchers united by a common goal: to explore, document, and better understand the presence of Florida Bigfoot and Florida Skunk Ape activity throughout our state. Our team is based in Central Florida and has 30+ years of research, analytical, and investigation experience.

 

With a deep respect for the land and a commitment to scientific methods, our research team conducts ongoing research fieldwork, investigates eyewitness reports, analyzes evidence, and shares their findings with both the research community and the public. 

 

Our Florida Bigfoot and Skunk Ape research team spends countless hours going on investigations every weekend in the deep swamps and woods in search of these elusive creatures. Our goal is to raise awareness and to collect as much physical evidence as we can in order to prove that they do exist in our state and to try to help protect their habitats from the heavy development going on throughout Florida. 

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Our team's dedication and research findings have earned widespread recognition within the Bigfoot and Skunk Ape research community, garnering respect from esteemed peers and leading researchers throughout the country. 

 

We have investigated various areas throughout the state of Florida and around the country.  Research investigation areas in Florida include the Green Swamp, the Everglades, Ocala National Forest, Myakka State Park, Myakka State Forest, Jennings State Forest, Colt Creek State Park, Half Moon WMA, Apalachicola National Forest, Goethe State Forest, Hungryland Preserve, Corbett WMA, DuPuis WMA, the Upper and Lower Hillsborough County tracts and various areas in Pasco and Polk Counties. We have also conducted research in the Pacific Northwest (Colville National Forest and the Olympic Peninsula), Oregon (Mt Hood) and in the Ashley National Forest in Utah.

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Our research team has found and documented numerous footprints and trackways, shelter/nesting-like structures, astericks, lean-tos, teepees, squares, weavings, and ‘X’-type structures made of sticks and branches, objects being thrown at us, and have experienced vocalizations, whistles, gibberish, knocks, orbs, and tree falls that we believe could be associated with Bigfoots and Skunk Apes. We have also had some close personal encounters with these amazing, elusive creatures.

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Research team founder Marie Dumont has a popular group on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube called the ‘Mid Florida Bigfoot Research Group’. The intention of her Facebook group is to provide a safe place where our research team and fellow Florida researchers and group members can collaborate and share their findings and knowledge with each other, without being ridiculed.​

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**NOTE:  All comments on this website are the opinions of the Mid Florida Bigfoot Research Team.

Information on this site may not be copied, modified, etc. without express written permission from Marie Dumont - the Founder.