The other kind, the one that I am familiar with was there also. These men come with their wives. The menfolk are invariably spare and lanky or compact but wiry, with lined or weathered faces. What differentiates them most from the hillbilly farmer, apart from the absence of belly and other anatomical oddities is their dress. Trousers are usually gray, forest green or blue, nowadays they are made by Dickies.
Shirts are of paper thin material with plaid print.
Often the black leather belt is pulled in tight so that a few inches at the end flops off into space. They wear twistflex spiedel band watches. These people also seem to be in their 60's and beyond. There were also lots of farmer wannabes. These are the couples, yes couples in their 30's to early 40's, who have obviously got the bug but perhaps not the lifestyle.