Green’s Dictionary of Slang

boonie adj.

[boondocks n.]

(US) pertaining to the countryside or country culture.

[US](con. 1969–70) D. Bodey F.N.G. (1988) 4: Everyone who has a hat on has a Boonie hat. Camouflaged jobs, like duck hunters wear.
[US](con. 1968) Bunch & Cole Reckoning for Kings (1989) 302: The steel pots were abandoned for floppy boonie hats.
[US]‘Joe Bob Briggs’ Joe Bob Goes to the Drive-In 215: He’s sending Harry to a little boonie town called San Paulo.
[US](con. c.1970) G. Hasford Phantom Blooper 170: A cheerful medic in a skuzzy boonie hat kneels down and whips out a morphine Syrette.
[US]N. Green Angel of Montague Street (2004) 48: He wore aviator glasses [...] topped with a boonie hat.
[US]T. Piccirilli Fever Kill 45: Nobody wanted to circuit boonie turf.