Inhabiting the dense, boggy bayous between the crossroads of Two Egg and Lake Seminole, the Two Egg Stump-Jumper is Florida’s unique, localized “mini-Bigfoot” cryptid. Unlike traditional, towering Sasquatch reports, the Stump-Jumper is described as a compact, highly agile upright biped covered in long white or matted gray hair. Frequenting the cypress swamps surrounding the historic ghost town of Old Parramore and Circle Hill, the creature earned its nickname from its startling habit of leaping effortlessly over rotting forest logs, tree stumps, and dirt roads when caught in the headlights of night drivers.

Regional historians trace the roots of the legend back to late 19th-century accounts of a hairy “wild man” captured in nearby Ocheesee Pond, but field reports around Parramore Landing Park have persisted into the modern era. Eyewitnesses, campers, and hiking parties routinely report being stalked by a heavy presence shadowing them through the dark thickets, accompanied by uncharacteristic, chest-vibrating growls and deep roars. Investigations around Circle Hill Church have repeatedly uncovered localized physical evidence, including trails of distinct, narrow footprints passing through boggy sloughs and snapped tree trunks five feet off the ground.