As long as you've got momentum and don't bury you're tires by spinning them too much, you should be fine. Have fun!

 

Every truck needs a little mud buddy! I've got a 2000 4.2L V6 Flareside model that's 2WD. Back in October I went down this old back road called Murnaghan Road, it's known for it's good mud spots.. The road itself was thick gumbo type of mud and I went down in 2WD with bald winter tires on and had no problem, I just didn't stop. It's all about momentum. Even when it comes to burying it in snow, mud, ice or whatever else what you need to learn is how to use the weight of the truck to build momentum.

Not too long ago I pulled a 4WD out of a field.. Buddy couldn't believe it. What I always do is reverse to the top point I can get it, and then put on the brakes and hold the truck as far back as it'll go, and then throw it into drive and hammer on it and rock it back and fourth like that until I get out of my rut.

Post up some pictures or a video, let us know how it turned out! Hope you have fun man.