TooFarTampa said:What's a bushogger? And is there supposed to be an extra H in there?![]()
bus hogger....Mayor Nagin comes to mind
bus(h)ogger...can't do it
TFT...Me thinks it's someone who clears heavy growth...bush?
TooFarTampa said:What's a bushogger? And is there supposed to be an extra H in there?![]()
TooFarTampa said:What's a bushogger? And is there supposed to be an extra H in there?![]()
Funny, driving round with one of those mothers on the back as a youngster, never considered who came up with the name or why... just respected that it would eat the livin' crud out of most anything up to a couple of feet or so high - including skinny young folk like me - ('cept big stumps - they eat bush hogs ;-) )Smiling JOe said:A bush hogger is one who hogs bushers. Not really. Bush hog is southern slang for clearing underbrush, so a bush hogger is one who bush hogs. I think the term came about from a brand of mower, called Bush Hog, which connects to a tractor. I guess they after mowing with it, it looked like the hogs had eaten the bushes, hence the name.
Smiling JOe said:A bush hogger is one who hogs bushers. Not really. Bush hog is southern slang for clearing underbrush, so a bush hogger is one who bush hogs. I think the term came about from a brand of mower, called Bush Hog, which connects to a tractor. I guess they after mowing with it, it looked like the hogs had eaten the bushes, hence the name.
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Once you 'round the big bend,' headin' south, you get further north.TooFarTampa said:Thanks SJ. You gave me the answer I was looking for! Guess west-central FLA isn't "southern" enough!
Dave Rauschkolb said:I need to cut a trail on some property I own. Anyone know a reliable person who could bushog a trail? Thanks for any info.
Dave