Paul Bunyan is known as a giant lumberjack and a folk hero in American and Canadian folklore. He was said to be eight feet-tall with supernatural strength. Tales of the giant man originated in the oral tradition of North American loggers. His character and story were popularized in the early 1900's by writer William B. Laughead in a 1916 promotional pamphlet for a lumber company. His likeness is displayed across North America in a number of oversized statues with Babe, the blue ox.

Was Paul Bunyan a real person, a mythical legend, or could he have been an actual Sasquatch or Wildman? An interesting drawing is held in the historical archives of Wisconsin, making many researchers scratch their heads at the depiction of what appears to be a hairy Wildman! Jessica has remote viewed this popular and reveals her findings here with her friend, research partner and fellow remote viewer Glen Jackson.

Glen Jackson is a paranormal and Bigfoot field researcher based in Georgia. He had Bigfoot encounters before he knew about Bigfoot. He’s encountered the Mount Vernon Monster, the Alabama White Thing, gotten "zapped," and has encountered a possible (Wo)Man in Black (MIB). He has trained extensively in remote viewing and spent years researching in the field. Glen is a critical care paramedic, certified firefighter and hazardous materials technician. He is also an instructor of emergency medicine.

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