This man forgot to blow out the frozen flames of his lanterns during one winter, causing a gigantic brushfire in the spring. This man accidentally threw a hatchet at his dog, but managed to sew his back legs back on upside-down. One animal owned by this figure was so ravenous that he required 200 cooks to feed him at all times; that animal died after he ate a stove. As a baby, this figure would scare the local fish and frogs with his wails, and it required five (*) stork
This man forgot to blow out the frozen flames of his lanterns during one winter, causing a gigantic brushfire in the spring. This man accidentally threw a hatchet at his dog, but managed to sew his back legs back on upside-down. One animal owned by this figure was so ravenous that he required 200 cooks to feed him at all times; that animal died after he ate a stove. As a baby, this figure would scare the local fish and frogs with his wails, and it required five (*) storks to deliver him. During the "Year of the Blue Snow", this man found his most notable companion. This man created Mount Hood when he smothered his campfire with rocks, and also created the Grand Canyon while dragging his axe behind him. For 10 points, name this friend of Babe the Blue Ox, a gigantic lumberjack from American folklore.
This man forgot to blow out the frozen flames of his lanterns during one winter, causing a gigantic brushfire in the spring.
Paul Bunyan