Every region of the country has its own culture. Over the last 250 years, these cultures have evolved in ways that have adapted subcultures within them, and the redneck culture is no different. However, being a redneck in America is no longer just a culture, it is an identity. Self-proclaimed rednecks live all over the country these days, and they are an essential thread in the fabric that makes America so wonderful. 

The redneck culture and identity for women isn't just about a having a southern twang and listening to country music (though those elements are a part of the brand). It is also about living a specific lifestyle that is centered around family, friends, and hard work. There are a lot of characteristics that can tell someone what kind of redneck woman you are. Whether you're a  country mama, a farm girl, a backwoods 'billy or just a wanna-be redneck woman, you have embraced this culture to the fullest extent. Answer these questions, and we'll tell you what kind of redneck woman you really are.