Anyone want mud?

[Scarsman]

This is some serious mud! Looks like they lowered the level of a man made lake. I like the multiple recovery technique.

[video=youtube;wFBMCSk7S3c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFBMCSk7S3c&feature=BFa&list=UUsNGRSN63gFo o5z6Oqv1A6A[/video]

 

[Gunner_45]

Ha........Talk about pulling a train on someone.

:giggle:

That was a serious recovery.

 

[alrock]

All of those stuck trucks makes me think of a dinosaur graveyard to be discovered in a million years by some archeologists

 

[Scarsman]

There's definitely some serious horsepower going on there too!

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[cgalpha08]

As soon as the first tug went on that last truck, i knew it was going to roll over and they just kept pullin and over she went!!

 

[Pappibri]

I love that stuff... I would of had one heck of a time out there watching or in the old Bronco that I use to have years back... Good stuff:thumbs:

 

[jakesz28]

Nice I know a spot in central IL that has a natural spring in a valley. Its muddy all year. Have not played in that for over 10 years.

 

[rebell_h3]

thats where this pic was taken. In a lake bottom that is drained for winter, so during the spring rain the crops dont flood.

 

[Steve #1]

Years ago they drained a lake where I lived to repair the dam. I'd go out in my K5 with some buddies. We were a bit fearless as their father owned a wrecker company so if things went bad all we had to do was get to their house to get a tow truck. If things got real bad their grandfather had a heavy wrecker company with two rotators. We never had to go that far, but knowing they were on standby at times reduced our level of good judgment.