ONALASKA, TX – In a bizarre turn of events at the annual Onalaska Texas Craft Fair, local resident Joe Jenkins, 56, insists he witnessed Bigfoot manning a booth selling homemade jams and preserves.

According to Jenkins, he was perusing the various vendors’ wares when he stumbled upon a tent decorated with pine cones and Sasquatch memorabilia. Curiosity getting the best of him, Jenkins approached the bearded figure behind the table only to be met with a friendly smile and a warm greeting.

“He was a bit taller than most folks, covered head to toe in fur, and had the kindest eyes I’ve ever seen,” Jenkins recounted. “I asked him if he was Bigfoot, and he just chuckled and said his friends call him ‘Jammin’ John.'”

Curious onlookers soon flocked to the mysterious vendor’s booth, sampling his assortment of jams with flavors ranging from huckleberry to prickly pear. Despite initial skepticism, many patrons were won over by the high-quality spreads and even took selfies with the purported creature.

Local authorities have yet to confirm Jenkins’ account, but the incident has sparked a frenzy of excitement in the small town of Onalaska. Some residents are now speculating about the possibility of a Bigfoot craft fair circuit, while others remain skeptical of the alleged cryptozoological encounter.

In the meantime, Jenkins has become somewhat of a local celebrity, with friends and neighbors eagerly awaiting his next tall tale from the Texas Craft Fair. And though some may doubt the veracity of his story, one thing is for certain – the homemade jams were a hit, regardless of who was selling them.