yep.. just add a 12 gauge and you are ready..

 

An old 4 wheel drive truck and a shotgun. Country boys can survive!

 

Beans on the fire and a lariat. YEE HAW! I feel like Tom Selleck in Monty Walsh!

 

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I'm country enough to survive if I know where the nearest country store is that sells Dr. Pepper and chicken livers to go!
I do still have a small propane burner and old style coffee pot I used to take deer hunting years ago.
My brother-in-law at the time would go hunting with me and always got a charge out of coming back to the truck and drinking fresh made coffee and eating Honey Buns my wife would get for us.
That was a brunch on the tail gate we always enjoyed on a frosty November morning.
He is now my Ex BIL and my wife is gone. I am a bit too gimped up still to deer hunt but my exBIL still talks like he would love to do it again.
I might dig out the old coffee pot, find a place to deer hunt with a country store nearby that sells chicken livers, and get him here to go once again next year.
Life is wonderful if you enjoy the little things you take for granted!

 

Okiewind,
I would start planning that trip now!! Those Livers always taste good! I may have to get me some today.

 

Too many things wrong with me, now....to go cavorting in the woods. I might never come back out! Bummer! Bob

 

Well Bob, there are a lot worse ways to go, doncha know? Nick

 

I'm country enough I can drink Dr Pepper and shoot them with my old 45. I love that song.

 

Camo 4 wheelers and a "popup camo blind...works for me!

 

You don't have to wait for deer season to cook something in that dutch oven.......

 

But, can you run a trot line?

 

Trot line, snag line, limb line, jug line, hoop net, and fish trap if you are a REAL country boy.

 

You eat chicken livers? Yep, dump the s**t on the ground and try to eat the pan. Nuff sed!

 

Chicken livers are great, so is the heart and gizzard, but they need to be fried!

 

I've never been called a city boy by anyone, and I'm familiar with every line in that song...however a few decisions along the way prevent me from participating in all of it nowadays. But I know how to survive.

Furthermore, just because I grew up in rural Alabama where not everyone had indoor facilities, doesn't mean I'll eat chicken livers or various "tastes like chicken" varmints. Some things were meant for coyote bait or catfish bait...just my humble opinion! Haha!

 

A Country Boy Can Survive

The little S-10 remains always packed with gear...........I load-up fresh food & water and can be in the middle of "nowhere" in no time. It's a way of life.......

This is a good string,

Geezer

 

We used the liver and other guts for catfish bait, then the Feed is ON! Catfish in a iron skillet, fried taters, corn on the cob, and hush puppy's. Beer of course!