When you hear the phrase "Mullet Festival", what image comes to mind? I went Saturday night, because
"Sunday is Family Day (that means no beer)." Admission was only $5, but "
Unmarried children under 12 still get in free." Ok, that's all true, but the event is actually to celebrate the
mullet, even though I think we all know that it was really for
mullets.
These are some of the various forms of wild mullet that I spotted (no photos though):
- ultimullet
- mullhawk (in a chicken suit!)
- midgiemullet
- halfmullet
- and a few cases of parental neglect
I may have forgotten to mention that the event also had some top country music in the form of:
Dierks Bentley and
Montgomery Gentry.
You might have heard Dierks
What was I Thinkin' on the radio,
and Montgomery Gentry's got
My Town, Hell Yeah, and
Speed on the radio.
Here's some photos of the local wildlife (taken at extreme risk to self):
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| Dancing Girls |
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| Dierks Bentley |
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| Dixie Outfitters: Your place for Stars and Bars |
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| Dixie Chicks |
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| This is an eerie tree, isn't it? |
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| Gator Ka-bobs |
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| Montgomery Gentry |
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| Yeah... |
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| Mullet Festival Sign |
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| Mullhawk |
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| Mullet Festival Shirts |
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| Jean vest: When formality does not require a full denim suit. |
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| Cheerleaders on slides |
It's an experience, and you should try to go if you're in the area.
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