How Texan Are You?

You are totally Texan. You better believe you are, darn tootin'! You love absolutely everything about being Texan. You're a horseback-ridin', rodeo-goin', cowboy hat-wearin', boot-scootin' Texan, and there ain't no doubt about it. Your belt buckle shines in the bright Texas sunlight, and you have quite the accent. You drive a truck, and you love driving it right off the path. You're unmistakably Texan, especially with that Lone Star placed on some wall of your house. YeeeeeHAW!

You're Texan. You're all about taking the long country road instead of the quick route, and you've seen many armadillos in your time. You love the simple things in life like cooking outside, sitting around and talking, square dancing, and target shooting. You were brought up with that Texan blend of Southern charm and Western frontier spirit. You love all things Texas, and you wave your Texas flag right alongside your American flag.

You're pretty much Texan. Your beer is cold and your music is loud. You enjoy driving fast on the open road and avoiding armadillos. You're not the type to deck out in full Texas attire, but you might have some belt buckles or a ten-gallon hat stored somewhere. You're easy to please and can always have a good time. You may not spit in saloons, but you've got Texas running through your veins, that's for sure!

You're almost Texan. You get down to some down-home country music, and you have a pair or two of cowboy boots. It's likely that you've ridden some horses. You are fun-loving and you love the outdoors. You're the type to throw a pot of chili on a fire and listen to the sounds of nature. So, kick back, relax, and enjoy being almost Texan.

You're not really that Texan. You may not be considered Texan, but, you know better than to mess with it. You appreciate the state, but you have no idea what a boot scoot is or know the words to The Yellow Rose of Texas...am I right? Well, that's okay. If you ever decide you want to live off of a country road, I think you could get away with it! You might even enjoy it.

You're definitely not Texan. This shouldn't come as a shock to you. You are probably repulsed by country music and lots of pepper gravy. You don't see the art in a big truck driving through big sky, and that's okay. You belong somewhere that you can avoid hitting armadillos. You'd be much happier on one of the coasts surrounded by a lot of people that don't shout at you to get off of their properties.