The term “Cracker” has been historically used to refer to these early settlers and it is a somewhat controversial term. Some claim that it comes from the rifle-like “crack” of the Florida cowman’s whip; however, the term has been tracked all the way back to Shakespeare.

Although the term has historically been used to disparage, most modern Florida cattlemen are proud to be called “Florida Crackers”, as it symbolizes being part of a unique and little-known culture.

It is a story full of rich history that is a major part of America's foundation, the main focus of which is an amazing and endearing "pioneer cowboy culture" that still exists today.

We are "showcasing" this unique culture in a revolutionary new documentary film – a film that, in many ways, will rewrite American history as most people know it.

It also includes beautiful (and rare) Florida wildlife and nature shot in stunning high-definition format.

We believe that you will be as fascinated and impacted by this movie as we have been while making it.

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