Tennessee Wild Man - Woods, Tobacco, Ginger, Citrus and Currant Scented Beard Care

In the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains a chilling cryptid stirs. First reported in McNairy County, TN in 1871, the Tennessee Wildman mysteriously wanders the hills of East Tennessee and the imaginations of its Appalachian residents. The Tennesssee Wildman is a sasquatch-like cryptid, but appears more human with bright red eyes (possibly correlating it with another ambiguous East Tennessee cryptid, the Red-Eyed Demon). The Wildman is said to be anywhere from 7-9 feet tall, with dark gray or ruddy ginger hair, and has a terrible stench. In collaboration with Mythical Writer, Jacob “Wildman” Wilder, Mythical Beards brings you the Tennessee Wildman: Appalachian Mountain Musk.  The most compelling account of the Tennessee Wildman occured in Oakdale, TN in 1891. Then a booming railroad town, nestled between the bends of the Emory River, Oakdale was known (and still is) for its tranquil charm. It was on April 6th, 1891 that Cincinnati Southern railroad conductor, A.O. Harris, frequente