Ill have to check out these pics when i get home, and am no longer on dial up

 

well if your gonna get one truck stuck enough to need a tow, might as well get a half dozen of them stuck.

 

Ya, it was a hell of a day. Better than sitting around the house.

 

I wouldn't want to be stuck that badly myself but does look like it was an "interesting" day.

 

there's a line when it comes to goin muddin between havin fun and just a being a huge pain in the *** and you were definately on the wrong side of that line

 

Very true Captian. I know you know all about this line and crossing it. I guess its just part of offroading.

P.S. Your gas up the *** signature is hilarious, and true.

 

haha very nice kaleb.

 

Thanks, Josiah. Somewere in the middle of everyone getting stuck I actually mentioned to one of my buddies that reads this forum alot, that Josiah would have been proud.

 

Speaking of Josiah being proud...I haven't seen any more offroad pics from you Josiah in a long time. Figure out how easy these trucks break or are you just taking a break? haha

 

Speaking of ripping a truck in half with a tractor....the last weekend we went out to Glamis some retard bro hoe got stuck out at Old's hill in a 2wd tacoma down to the doors. The Glamis tractor had to come out and tow it out. But the idiot chick strapped the tow strap on her bumper instead of the frame and when the tractor yanked on the strap....WHAMO! The bumper went flying along with her retarded little light bar and her KC lights! Sooooo funny. Thats the end.

 

Dude without the pictures I would have never believed this story. Next time you go out let me know so I can bring my lawn chair and a case of cold beer.

 

Ya, I'll let you know. One of the guys that came in the f250 w/ 39.5's said "I would have brought an extra 12pk if I knew it was going to take this long."

 

those tractors are amazing. my dad was "teaching" me to 4x4 on the farm. we got a Bronco II stuck to the frame, then a Chevy 3500 Dually 4x4 stuck, the bulldozer sunk and finally the 8 wheeled tractor got the recovery vehicles unstuck. the Bronco II had to sit for about a week in the Texas summer for the mudhole to dry up.

lesson learned, don't 4x4 in a cattle watering hole

looks like you fellows had a heck of a time