Uncle Billy, Chester Earl’s twin brother ain’t been right since his Army discharge. We won’t say why they turned him loose, but we’d heard it happened after he volunteered as a test dummy in a rocket sled.
Uncle Billy

Earleen Sue is Rodney’s lovely, hard-workin’ wife. Rodyney and Earleen’s rundown, little love nest on wheels is parked in Redneck Holler’s La Grande Estates Trailer Park at the end of Coon Bluff Road.
Earleen-Sue

JR is just like his daddy, Rodney Lee, but Earleen Sue is hoping for a change by the time he’s growed up.
J.R. Redneck

Polly Mae is Earleen and Rodney’s lovely daughter.
Polly-Mae

This is a frog, duh! Now, if frog’s had names this one would probably be Andrew Jackson.
This here's a frog



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Chester Earl Dickey is Earleen Sue’s happy-go-lucky daddy and husband to Patty Jean Dickey. People marvel at Chester Earl’s resilience in the face of being hitched to the dreadful Patty Jean.
Chester-Earl Dickey

Patty Jean Dickey is Chester Earl’s wife and Rodney Lee’s worst nightmare. Patty Jean’s mama was right, she could have been a movie star and married someone with class instead of Chester Earl!
Patty-Jean Dickey

Rodney Lee Voted Redneck Holler’s least likely to succeed. Rodney doesn’t have any particular source of income, but he and his wife Earleen Sue make ends meet with the help of Earleen Sue’s meager earnings from her Burp-a-Ware parties. When Rodney and Earleen Sue got hitched back in 1980, Rodney traded his daddy’s antique rife, some pelts he had in his storage shed and 2 blood hound pups to Bengy Gribble for the old trailer that Bengy used as a hunting cabin. Rodney and Earleen Sue’s rundown, little love nest is parked in the Redneck Holler’s La Grande Estates Trailer Park at the end of Coon Road.
Rodney Redneck

This is Beauregard, Earleen Sue and Rodney Lee’s hound dog. Sometimes that dog seems a lot smarter than his owners.
Beauregard

This is Buford one of the many chickens hanging out in Redneck Holler. One day, a chicken truck overturned on Highway 56, and ever since then, Buford’s been living under Rodney and Earleen’s trailer.
Buford

 



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