Bad Boy Buggies
As the world is turning to more eco-friendly alternatives like hybrid cars,
waste recycling, and solar-powered energy, the hunting industry is also going
green. Bad Boy Buggies, an Electric Utility Vehicle (EUV) manufacturer and
distributor based in Natchez, Mississippi, is among the pioneers working to
bring hunters and outdoor enthusiasts an ecological mode of all-terrain
transportation.
Bad Boy Buggies was founded in 2003 by Joe Palermo and Bubba Kaiser. The duo set
out to create a new “species” of ATV that was virtually undetectable to the
surrounding wildlife; what they developed is a quiet, all-electric, low emission
vehicle with enough horse power to carry up to four passengers and still stand
up to the rough terrain of the great outdoors. The eco-friendliness of the EUVs
was not the driving force behind the new design of ATV, but definitely came as
an added bonus with the overlying shift to green products we have seen since the
turn of the century.
Other than being a leader for off-road transportation in production of
eco-friendly products with virtually silent engine technology, Bad Boy Buggies
is proud to be an American-made brand with its manufacturing and headquarters
both based in Mississippi. Its manufacturing facility in Natchez produces an
average of 2200 EUVs each year, a grand feat for a company with only 55
employees. Its EUVs are distributed throughout the United States and parts of
Canada with the help of dealer networks, including six in Mississippi alone. Bad
Boy Buggies constantly works with dealers in providing educational classes on
new products, hosting annual dealer conferences, and offering technical support
and warranty assistance through an internet-based portal
Bad Boy Buggies’ EUVs are not only an excellent choice for hunters and
outdoorsmen, but the brand has also become popular within commercial sectors
including parks and recreation departments, agriculture, manufacturing and
industry, and municipalities. The company is constantly stepping up standards
and working to bring new products and ideas to the table, including the new Bad
Boy XT which features 4-wheel independent suspension, disc brakes, Realtree AP
camo, and much more.
Bad Boy Buggies also supports numerous charities locally, nationally, and even
internationally. Conservation is an issue near and dear to the hearts of Bad Boy
Buggies’ employees; and, therefore, the company supports several conservation
groups including Safari Club International and the National Wild Turkey
Federation. It is also a supporter of Hunters for Hunger, and Catch-A-Dream, a
non-profit organization organized through Mississippi State University Extension
Services and made possible by organizations like Bad Boy Buggies.
For more information on Bad Boy Buggies, please visit: www.badboybuggies.com