Nebraska's Most Redneck Towns (Yes, They Exist)

Some people think Nebraska is just one long flat stretch of corn, but scattered across the state are towns so proudly redneck that they deserve their own hall of fame. From deep-range cattle country to towns that decorate their streets with painted wooden cutouts and historic rodeo grounds, these places prove that small doesn't mean sleepy. Viewers will walk away with a journey through twelve of the most characterful small towns in the Sandhills and beyond, discovering a culture rooted in self-reliance and community. This cinematic look at the heartland celebrates the towns that keep the frontier spirit alive through hard work and fierce local pride. Ride along through the open range and discover what makes these Nebraska communities truly unforgettable. 0:00 Intro 1:08 No. 12 — Thedford, Nebraska 2:49 No. 11 — Bassett, Nebraska 4:19 No. 10 — Taylor, Nebraska 5:47 No. 9 — Mullen, Nebraska 7:16 No. 8 — Crawford, Nebraska 8:48 No. 7 — Gothenburg, Nebraska 10:23 No. 6 — O'Neill, Nebraska 11:51 No. 5 — Broken Bow, Nebraska 13:15 No. 4 — Chadron, Nebraska 14:48 No. 3 — Ogallala, Nebraska 16:20 No. 2 — Valentine, Nebraska 18:02 No. 1 — Burwell, Nebraska nebraska redneck towns, nebraska small towns, sandhills nebraska, burwell nebraska rodeo, valentine nebraska, thedford nebraska, bassett nebraska, taylor nebraska, mullen nebraska, crawford nebraska, gothenburg nebraska, oneill nebraska, broken bow nebraska, chadron nebraska, ogallala nebraska, nebraska cowboy culture, small town nebraska history