I’m a thick redhead with dirty hands – everyone wants a country girl like me but not everyone can handle it
A CURVY cowgirl cutie gave her viewers a behind-the-scenes look at life on the farm.
The denim-clad beauty cleans up nice, but she much prefers to get down and dirty doing hard work.
To protect her identity, the redhead has adopted the name of Dolly Parton’s infamous lyrical villain: Jolene (@onlyfarmerssdotcom).
In a video, Jolene challenged the men who followed her to see if they really felt prepared to take on the redhead’s rough-and-tumble lifestyle.
In the clip, Jolene’s long copper waves fanned out behind her in the wind.
As she hauled a bag of soil to her truck, the camera caught a slice of bare skin just above her jeans.
Jolene made it look effortless as she tossed the bag of dirt into the bed of her truck.
“Everyone wants a country girl, but not everyone can handle a country girl,” she wrote in the caption.
She also used the caption to indicate that her farm work was a great way to make a lucrative living.
“Dirty hands, clean money,” she quipped in a tag on the post.
Despite Jolene’s sense of skepticism, men lined up to try and prove their worth to her.
“Give me a chance,” begged one potential suitor.
Another man insisted, “I’m up for the challenge.”
The gentlemen varied in their confidence, with some seeming more prepared to take on Jolene than others.
“I can handle anything you got, baby,” a confident man told her.
A less-certain fella gently said, “I would like to give it a shot.”
Many men admitted to being in love with Jolene before even meeting her.
“Sexy and drives a Ford,” one fellow cowboy wrote. “Winner.”
One country guy was ready to put her to work. “I need some help on the farm, babe!” he commented.
And a strong southern man dismissed everyone who couldn’t “handle” Jolene. “Wimps,” he wrote, scoffing at them all.