The Great Lakes were supposedly created for __ the Blue Ox
Most tall tales and legends started from __ traditions and stories
John __ died after he won his race against a steam powered hammer
A jackalope is supposedly a rabbit with the __ of an antelope
__ Bill is a legendary American Cowboy invented in 1923
Joel Chandler Harris first published Uncle __ in 1881
The Tortoise and the Hare and The Boy Who Cried Wolf are __ Fables
__ is a legendary trickster from West African folklore
Lizzie __ was thought to have murdered her parents with a hatchet
Some of the __ Party had to eat the dead to survive the winter in 1846
__ Casey batted for fictional city of Mudville
Tough guy Chuck __ has become a modern day folk hero
Sitting Bull called Annie __ "Little Sure Shot"
Brer __ was "born and bred in the briar patch"
The story of the midnight ride of Paul __ has become a legend
Pecos Bill first saw Slue-Foot Sue riding a __ down the Rio Grande
Molly __ may have fought in the Battle of Monmouth in 1778
Mary Mallon is better known as __ Mary for the disease she carried
__ Jane was a scout and part of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
John the __ was an African prince sold into American slavery
Davy __ was known as "King of the Wild Frontier"
Daniel Boone is known for his exploration and settlement of this state
Casey Jones is a famous __ engineer who died trying to stop his train
Early conservationist John Chapman is better known as Johnny __
It is believed the she sewed the first American Flag
Larger than life lumberjack
George __ "could not tell a lie" regarding the cherry tree
Tall tales often include heroism and __, which is part of their appeal