Searles Buccaneers are a group of Florida-based re-enactors, specializing in portraying 16th- and 17th-century colonial life. Depending on the event and/or time period our group troops under the following names:  

As a group we perform historically accurate reenactments with fully researched and documented period military drill as well as domestic camp life. Since 1991, our members have participated in 16th and 17th century reenactments throughout the United States and have acquired accurate uniforms, flags, weapons, armor, kitchenware, etc.  The purpose of any of our events is the accurate portrayal of early colonial life (English & Spanish) from the Landing of Ponce de Leon (1513) through the Siege of St. Augustine (1702). This purpose is fufilled with historical research and documented period military drill and domestic camp life. Both military and domestic representations include authentic colors, a trained drummer, as well as period encampments, cooking and singing.

In addition to annual reenactments our groups have also appeared in several film projects including the History Channel's premiere series Conquest of America (2005).