
Field Parties have gone on since the dawn of time. The main reason that they held field parties in the early years was because not everyone had a house and if they did they couldn't get more that 5 or 6 people in it. (I deducted this logic all by myself) So today Redneks all across the land continue to carry on this tradition. Some of the main reasons field parties are great are 1. The cops don't have vehicles that can make it to most of the places you have the parties. 2. Normally in a big enough field they aren't any houses close enough to be disturbed so they can call the cops. 3. Bonfires. Nothing is better than A bunch of drunk guys playing with fire. 4. If the cops do come you can usually see them from a good enough distance that you can grab your beer and run. 5. There usually isn't anything that can be broke or destroyed in a field.
How to have a successful field party. First off you need a field (Therefore the term Field Party). Then you need lots of beer or shine. Personally I like to plow out a place "so the grass doesn't catch of fire" known as the pit. This is where the bonfire goes. Next you need something to burn. I have found out that pallets work best. Now most of the people I know just drive around until they see some laying behind a building and it never fails that those pallets will jump in the back of the truck as they drive by to look at them. Next you need seating. Square bales of hay work best. Or just let everyone park their trucks around the fire and sit of the tailgates. Ok now you have the makings of a field party. Oh yeah you need to invite some people. Generally if you want a small party tell only the people you want there. If you want to throw a real hum dinger tell a couple of people that there is going to be free beer. Then everyone will show up. Now some people might be pissed at first because there isn't any free beer, but they will get over it. Another great thing is have a live band. All you need is a generator and wala, you have juice for the amps. A flatbed hay trailer will usually work fine as a stage.
For pictures from our field parties
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Drinks for a Field Party |