Versatile Countryside Tomboys

The Southern United States is a place where tomboys are not only capable of outdoor activities and can surpass men in hunting and fishing contests, but they are also gorgeous. An example is this one, who looks like she could go mud racing and also win a beauty pageant.

The term "tomboy" originally referred to young men who displayed bad behavior. It wasn't until the 1950s that the word started being used to describe "a girl who acts like a spirited boy." While tomboys in the Southern US are celebrated for their beauty and skills, there are ongoing debates about the appropriateness of the term used to describe them.\

Beer Time is Any Time

Beer is undoubtedly a favorite beverage among Americans, whether in the countryside or the city. They consume it anytime and anywhere, and they may even construct a floating beer bar to relax in during the summer, like these country boys.

Despite the U.S.'s estimated annual consumption of 6.3 billion gallons of beer, the prize for the world's leading beer consumer is taken by the Czech Republic. Well, these men may not be a match for the Czechs when it comes to their beer consumption, but they still show how country life can be interesting, with a lot to do during one's free time.

A Country Girl's Catch

The United States is one of the least ideal countries to be a fish. Despite being the second-most popular pastime after jogging, fishing in the US has had a significant impact on aquatic wildlife. The United States Geological Survey found that over 55 million people participated in various fishing-related activities in the last ten years.

It's no surprise that country girls are well-versed in catching enormous fish, given that fishing is a national tradition. This country girl has had a big catch for the day, but for some reason, most men looking at her catch will probably have ulterior motives other than merely admiring her fishing prowess.

The Art of Riding Sheep

Mutton-busting competitions are junior events similar to bronc riding, but children ride sheep instead of horses. As country girls seem more skilled at such activities, they would excel at mutton busting, so why not just include them?

Though mutton busting is a newer American tradition from the 1980s, some animal rights organizations question whether it promotes respect for animals, while others argue it encourages children to participate in sports and rodeo-related activities at an early age. Nevertheless, by creating a more diverse and inclusive atmosphere with more female involvement in traditionally male-dominated rodeo events like mutton busting, the sport can evolve and adapt to changing cultural and social norms.

Mud-Lovers Zone

If there's one undeniable fact about country girls, it's that they like to get down and dirty. Luckily, there are numerous special occasions that allow them to jump behind the wheel of their favorite 4x4 vehicle and tackle the mud like a pro.

The girls in this picture don't seem bothered by the fact that their clothes and truck are covered in mud. They would seamlessly fit in at mud events such as the Mud Fest in Oregon, the Vermonster 4x4 Spring Mud Fling in Vermont, Truck Night at Yankee Lake in Ohio, and the Michigan Mud Jam in Michigan. It must be a beautiful life!

For the Lovers

If you're a city slicker, this wedding might not be your cup of tea. But for a country girl, getting hitched by a dude in a camo vest and a hat while standing on a monster truck altar parked in the middle of a muddy lake is just pure romance.

Some people might call it tacky, but who cares? These lovers are living their best lives, and we should let them be. After all, love can be found in the places we least expect it, and if it can be sealed on top of a monster truck in the middle of a muddy lake, then so be it!

Just a Typical Countryside Barbecue

Although Americans aren't the biggest beer drinkers per capita worldwide, they are definitely the biggest meat consumers. A quick glance at this countryside barbecue picture confirms that Americans adore meat and consume it in industrial quantities.

Meat is arguably one of the most nutritious foods, as it contains iron, zinc, and B vitamins. Moreover, it is one of the main sources of vitamin B12 in the diet, so it's no surprise that meat holds a significant place in American culture. But as global meat consumption continues to increase, it's crucial to consider its impact on the environment and health and explore more sustainable alternatives.

A Sign of Beauty?

Beauty is a subjective concept. However, country girls have become an iconic American standard of beauty over the years. While not all men find women who enjoy quad bikes and muddy races appealing, social media is packed with pages that showcase the allure of country beauties.

Stunning pictures of women who enjoy the outdoors, mud races, or have served in the military seem to get a lot of likes on the internet. Despite the varied interests and lifestyles of these women, their rural roots and love for nature bring them together under the umbrella of country beauty, making them a beloved and admired group on social media platforms.

Anything it Takes to Play Horseshoes

A country party without horseshoes? No, thanks. Horseshoes is a classic throwing game that's been around since the turn of the 20th century and is loved by American farmers and backyard barbecuers alike. The goal is to toss horseshoes at stakes and score points by getting them as close as possible.

But what happens when the horseshoes are nowhere to be found? Fear not, resourceful country girls have found a suitable replacement: toilet seat covers! Sure, it may not sound glamorous, but this new version of the game takes it to a whole other level. We just hope they don't forget to sanitize them before playing!

No Beach, No Problem

30 out of the 50 states in the US are blessed with coastlines, but one may wonder about the remaining 20. Well, with a little creativity and resourcefulness, even the driest states can have their own fun in the water. During the hottest months of the year, a backyard pool can provide the perfect solution for staying cool.

For those living in the countryside, a makeshift roof slide is the perfect addition to the pool party. It's all part of the rural ingenuity that makes living outside the city so special. Of course, we know the real reason behind these water-based endeavors: to impress the country girls.

From Land to Water

In an attempt to impress country girls, some resourceful country boys go to great lengths to get their engines revving, including putting a motorcycle in the back of a boat to make a DIY speedboat. It may sound unnecessary, but they are ready if that's what it takes.

Not only is this idea impressive, but it's also a great way to save money. According to Project Boating, the average cost of a speedboat in the United States is around $20K. So, leave alone impressing country girls, this country boy doesn't mind getting a bit creative to have his own speedboat without breaking the bank.

The Evolution of Southern Belles

"Southern belle" is an American expression that derives from the French word for "beautiful." It describes young women in the South who were seeking to marry a desirable man as they came of age. Sallie Ward, a Kentucky aristocrat who was married four times between 1849 and 1885, is considered one of the quintessential examples of a Southern belle.

Southern beauty still exists today, as evidenced in the picture, but the term "Southern belle" has seemingly lost its popularity. Instead, these beautiful Southern girls are known for their independent spirit and love of an adventurous lifestyle rather than their desire to find a husband.

Fashion the Southern Way

Although the cowgirl in the picture may seem to have gone overboard with her outfit, it's not unusual for country girls to have a unique and independent style. According to Southern Kitchen, the five fundamentals of the southern dress code are embracing color, not shying away from patterns, pairing sandals with dresses, having fashionable game-day attire, and wearing bow ties and pearls without irony.

Unlike their counterparts in the big cities who follow trends, country girls remain loyal to their traditions. Southern fashion is about being confident, colorful, and unapologetically unique. These rules aren't just about fashion, but also about embracing individuality and being proud of one's heritage.

Mud Bogging to the World

While it's highly unlikely that mud bogging will ever become an Olympic sport, it's already gained a massive following in the USA and Canada. For those unfamiliar with the sport, it entails driving a vehicle through a pit of mud. It is overseen by the American Mud Racing Association, and yes, you read that right—it's a real organization.

It's no surprise that these country girls seem to be big fans of mud bogging; after all, what's not to love about trucks and mud? Just remember not to drink and drive like them unless you're aiming for the "Mud Bogging Fail" hall of fame!

The Beauty of Mud Baths

Country girls love their mud baths, and what do haters say about them? That these girls just like to get dirty! However, that's far from the truth, as mud baths are actually a fantastic way to improve your health and wellbeing. Country girls are smart enough to know that.

According to Piedmont Healthcare, some of the top benefits of getting down and dirty with some mud are getting rid of impurities, exfoliating your skin, and even treating conditions like psoriasis and eczema. Plus, it can relax those sore muscles and joints and help people with arthritis. No wonder this country girl is all smiles despite being fully covered in mud!

 

American Through and Through

Southern America is renowned for its patriotic 4th of July celebrations, where country girls like these ones embrace the festivities and dress in cowboy boots and flag-inspired bikinis. The time-honored tradition dates back to when the United States had just gained independence. Back then, people in the South would gather in large groups to celebrate Independence Day with dinner.

Over time, these dinners evolved into mass barbecues, which became a cherished tradition that still holds strong. So, as country girls don their patriotic attire and join in on the festivities, they are continuing a long-standing tradition that has been an integral part of Southern American culture for a long time.

Not Entirely American

This picture of a cowgirl from the countryside straddling a mechanical bull, clad in a pink bikini, while a throng of onlookers cheer her on, is arguably the epitome of Americana. However, while the mechanical bull is undoubtedly a Yankee innovation, the practice of bull riding itself harks back to the 16th century and has Mexican roots.

Before the American rodeo became a national phenomenon, the Mexicans were already hosting similar bull-baiting competitions called "jaripeos." The bulls can be treacherous beasts, as a staggering 27,000 mechanical bull-related injuries were recorded in the US from 2000 to 2020. We guess it might be safer to stick to cheering from the sidelines!

Off-Road Quad Biking

It's no secret that American country girls love to tear up the trails on quad bikes. While most of them think all it takes is being an adept rider, there are some nifty rules they have to follow to make their off-road adventures even more epic.

The tips include bringing along some spare tools and parts, speeding up and leaning back when the terrain gets sandy or muddy, leaning forward in corners, and keeping an eye on any fellow riders on the rear. With these techniques in mind, incidents like the one in this photo will be a thing of the past.

State Fair Traditions

Is there anything more American than a state fair? Where else can you find giant vegetables, butter sculptures, and chainsaw art? It's like the perfect recipe for a good time, not forgetting the country girls who come dressed to impress!

While the fairs can be enjoyable, they come with some weird traditions, such as making a 600-pound sculpture of a bovine constructed entirely of butter at the Iowa State Fair, while at the Alaska State Fair, residents showcase massive vegetables in the largest-cabbage competition, with some weighing over 100 pounds. Nevertheless, they offer an excellent way to experience American culture and have some fun while at it.

Tractor Nation

Women in different parts of America have unique interests. New York City girls love stylish apartments, Miami girls prefer sports cars, and country girls adore tractors, as shown in the picture. Some even wear dresses that match their favorite vehicles.

Despite selling approximately 244,000 tractors annually, America is not the leading nation in terms of tractors sold per square mile. Surprisingly, Slovenia, a small European country, tops the list, followed by Andorra, Japan, Switzerland, and Austria, according to Knoema. These nations have a greater concentration of tractors per square mile than the United States, but we are sure that country girls adore the heavy-duty vehicles more than anyone else.

A Country Girl is a Quad Girl

Although quad bikes are not as widely used as pickup trucks, they are quite popular among country girls. These all-terrain vehicles are ideal for exploring muddy terrain and swamps, which is a quintessentially American countryside activity.

Contrary to many people's assumptions, the first quad bike was not produced in the United States but by a British company called Royal Enfield in 1893. Despite being known for their refined style, the British were the pioneers of the all-terrain vehicle. Royal Enfield was based in Worcestershire, and in addition to quadricycles, they also produced engines and lawnmowers. Nevertheless, this American country girl seems to be making the most of the bike.

Phenomenal Country Girls and Fish Duo

The question of whether women who fish are more attractive has yet to be scientifically answered. However, according to a Women's Health magazine study, almost half of women are attracted to men holding fish, which could suggest that the opposite is also true.

While the study revealed that 25% of women find men holding specimens of the Great Northern Tilefish to be more attractive, it seems that it also applies to country girls and their love for fishing, especially since it is a male-dominated field. If fishing may indeed enhance a person's desirability, then this country girl has to be one of the most beautiful.

A John Deere-Harley Davidson Collaboration

This photo captures a unique blend of American culture, as a man and his partner are pictured riding a hybrid vehicle that merges a John Deere tractor and a Harley Davidson motorcycle. The image evokes a crossover between "Sons of Anarchy" and Country Girl’s America, creating a moonshine-inspired version of motorsports.

John Deere, a prominent American corporation specializing in agricultural machinery, is one of the biggest tractor sellers in the United States, with a market value of $14 billion. This photo perfectly encapsulates the essence of America, showcasing the country's innovation and rugged individualism. And we can't deny the fact that it looks pretty cool!

Pool in the Truck

Pickup trucks are an essential part of American culture and an indispensable part of the country's identity, with more than 20% of all vehicles in the United States being pickup trucks, according to Experian Automotive's AutoCount Vehicles database. Moreover, the US is the leading country in the world for pickup sales.

Pickup trucks are more than just vehicles, as they can be transformed into almost anything with a little bit of creativity. For example, this country girl has turned her pickup truck into a makeshift pool to enjoy a warm afternoon. The trucks are an embodiment of American freedom and versatility, and her innovative use is enough proof.

We Are Good, Thanks

Despite any misconceptions about country girls, it is undeniable that they are resourceful and self-sufficient. This image depicts country girls as independent women who can navigate challenging situations without relying on men. These country girls' character is a stark contrast to the long-standing trope of women in need of saving by men, which has persisted for many years.

Country girls embody a refreshing alternative to this stereotype. Their independence and strength should be celebrated, as they prove that women can be capable of handling difficult situations on their own without needing a male savior. That said, we hope they managed to pull their quad bikes out of the mud.

Not Where I'd Rather Be

 

This striking image of a country girl sporting an American alligator on her back is truly breathtaking. However, it is odd, as American alligators do not typically engage with humans and prefer the solitude of the swamp to the limelight of social media.

Despite this, the American alligator stands as one of the few success stories in the United States where an endangered species has been brought back from the brink of extinction. Thanks to a series of federal regulations, their population has grown from almost vanishing to thriving. According to National Geographic, there are over one million American alligators living in the wild. What a remarkable turnaround!

Can't Make Up The Mind

Chevrolet and Ford have long been vying for the top spot in the hearts of Americans. While it's a common belief that Chevrolet is preferred in red states and Ford is preferred in blue states, there is no scientific evidence to support the idea that the two most popular American auto manufacturers are politicized.

The idea of which brand is deeply embedded in American culture depends on the source, and everyone's take is different. The two are an integral part of American history, and though these country girls appear to adore their Chevrolet, they also seem to adore the Ford parked on the other side of the fence.

Showing Support the Country Way

This amusing picture shows that many rural men fully support their female counterparts, even to the extent of mimicking them. Unfortunately, despite such support, misogyny remains a prevalent issue in the United States, and gender equality in the world's biggest economy requires significant attention.

While there is still much to be done to promote gender equality and address misogyny in the U.S., this man has to be lauded for his efforts to support country girls. But not too fast; maybe he lost a bet with his friends and had to shave his chest hairs in the shape of a bra.

Country Style Car Wash

Country girls get dirty from driving in the mud, and their vehicles need a good clean-up after a swampy adventure. In Florida, it's almost a tradition for girls in bikinis to wash cars, and some of these car washes have even made international news in the past.

The Baywash Bikini Car Wash in Winter Park, Florida, became a hit and was featured in The Daily Mail. The name of the carwash is a fun pun from the TV series "Baywatch," and it was made popular by the fact that the employees are women who wear bikinis, making it a unique and attention-grabbing business.

We Knew He Would Show Up

Joe Biden emerged victorious over Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election. However, according to Truthout, country girls did not play a significant role in Biden's win, as 55% of women in the United States voted for Trump during the election, indicating that a majority of country girls may still be avid supporters of the former president.

The woman in this picture must have been among the many who voted for Trump in the elections. It is worth noting that the 2020 presidential election was marked by polarization, and the results showed that a substantial proportion of the American population continued to support Trump's policies and rhetoric.

Country Girls' and Their Guns

In the United States, where it is not uncommon to own a gun, can a woman truly claim to be a country girl if she doesn't know how to shoot? Women in America are fond of hunting and shooting almost as much as men, although they tend to be more responsible gun users than their male counterparts.

For women, protection is their main reason to own a gun, unlike men. Furthermore, women are more supportive of gun control laws than men, and they have fewer guns at home. This research highlights how times have changed since the days when women were not expected to own and use guns.

 

The True Definition of a Country Girl

Country girls are often depicted as independent, capable, and unafraid of getting their hands dirty, as seen through their hobbies of fishing, gun firing, and mudslinging. These qualities are among a specific set of attributes that define them, with others being hard headed, determined, and polite.

While country girls tend to have a fondness for horse riding, cooking, family values, and conservatism, being a country girl is more about a particular mindset, lifestyle, and behavior than it is about geographical location. That said, this country girl appears to appreciate a simpler, more traditional way of life, as we can tell from the contented expression on her face.

Bye Bye, Alligator

With only 3% fat in a 3.5-ounce serving, alligator meat is a nutritious and flavorful option for those looking for healthier meat alternatives. The meat is particularly protein-rich and best cooked on the grill. Despite its benefits, it's surprising that alligator meat isn't more popular.

Many country girls are aware of the advantages of alligator meat. This one decided to take it to the next level by placing a chicken inside the alligator's mouth! Though it may seem obscene, it is a good move in case she lives in a state where alligator meat is illegal. She will simply say she caught it trying to eat her chicken!

Country Girls in Rodeo

Although many people believe that rodeos are not a place for women, history proves them wrong. The participation of women in rodeo competitions has been limited since 1929, when a female bronc rider passed away during an event and people defended the idea that women should not participate in rodeos.

However, before 1929, women in rodeos were a common sight, and even the legendary cowgirl Annie Oakley used to ride the bull like a professional. Fannie Sperry Steele was another notable female bronc rider who was inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame in 1978. Luckily, women can now participate in rodeos made exclusively for them.

A Day in The Mud

The photo above captures a girl enthusiastically jumping into mud with open arms, suggesting she is likely a true country girl. While the location of the image is unknown, the American flags in the background indicate it was taken in the United States, possibly at Redneck Mud Park.

The Red Mud Park in Florida boasts several attractions, such as four mud holes, quad and buggy riding trails, a main stage area for live shows, and food vendors to satisfy your hunger after a mud-filled day. We have to say we are impressed by the fact that the people around this woman don't mind having the mud splash on them.