You need to get a Tacoma is all I will say!

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True. Been there too. My apologies.

Making food plots down on Asphalt Road, there is a nice Trackhoe barely visible in an ore pit, almost had another one go down trying to get it out. Still submerged there in its grave today. Ton of money was thrown away so quickly.

Theres a hole in gordo/reform that'll bring you closer to god

Yep been there before also. That's why i carry folding shovels in both of my vehicles plus a come along (My jeep has a winch)

When i was young that's all we did was mud ride, so i can't recall all the times we got stuck lol. But i do remember the most expensive. That would be my 90 model Nissan hardbody, i sunk it in a sandy bottom creek, the water nearly came over my doors, ended up costing me a motor, trans, computer, and my amp and speakers that went under water behind the seat 😳

I was riding my 200r dirtbike at night in febuary I sank it in 5ft of creek had to swim and throw it on the bank. pushed it over a mile home in 30 degree weather. I felt sick for about 2weeks after that.

I was the passenger in this one. Had water up to my belly button, and that Jeep had 37” super swamped TSLs and a 6” lift. Water locked the motor, but got it back running the next day after draining all the fluids and changing plugs.

I've sunk sum tractors and had water coming in my truck once but worst I've seen is a backhoe turnover in a sewage pond the guy broke his shoulder and was spitting out sewage water

I was trying to cross the shallow end of a cow pond when the water was low in the summer of 1986 when I was 17. 1972 Suzuki LJ 20 with gumbo mudders that could go anywhere and through anything. So I'm making it pretty good, slinging slop everywhere and next thing I know my front end drops into a huge hole so much so my "jimney" is vertical, buried 4 feet with rear end in the air. My windshield was buried. Seriously, it was straight up and down. Not a tree within 400 yards. This was a farm of a neighbor.

Walked to a house and called my dad. Went back with a buddy, camping gear, fence posts, some lumber, cable, cumalong, high lift jacks and shovels. Took us 2 days of trial and error to get it out. I asked dad to just get the tractor. He said no...digging it out would teach me not to be a dumbass. That's the first time I ever heard him curse. I owed my friend a lot for helping.

I slid down the steep bank behind me in the pic above. Thats a brand new D6T XW too, made 8 months ago lol.

A Native American gal in Henrietta OK. Thought I'd never get out!

My brother thought he was going to drive his 4-.wheeler across a “shallow” pond. At night. In freezing weather. He like to froze to death walking out. Just the taillight and back rack of the 4-wheeler were above water when I got there. We pulled the machine out with a truck but I forget which truck.
Last spring, my nephew drove Dad’s 4-wheeler through a wet weather spring behind the house. The 4WD was out or he would have made it. He was making repeated runs just for the hell of it. It was bound to grab him.
Like father, like son, I guess. I pulled him out too.
There was a mud hole down at Manchester years ago. I once saw a 70s Beetle but buried in it. That mud hole claimed a lot of victims and almost became an extension of the lake.

One of the worst it’s the top picture. Ive always kept a play toy around and am about as bad as a teenager with mud riding so getting stuck is usually a goal. Gotta see what it won’t do before you can find out what they will do. 95 taco is the current play unit.

I once got stuck driving my 4wheeler down a gas line. I was running length ways so there was no tree to winch too. I had a 24’ extension ladder strapped sideways across my rear rack because I was going to do some work on a shoot house and was taking a short cut across the gas line. I ended up having to take the ladder apart and lay the two sections in front of the four wheeler and drive across them, 12’ at a time, then do it all over again, until I could get close enough to the tree line for my strap and winch to reach.

Happened 4/7/19 coming back from turkey hunting

Buddy and I spent the better part of a Saturday drinking beer and catching bream one time. After the beer was gone and the fish stopped biting we decided to take my little 88 yota riding. After a couple mud holes I decided to try my hand at rock crawling.....Framed it out to where I couldn't get traction on my front or back drive tire. So we started piling rocks. Keep in mind that it's summer, I'm drunk, and also barefoot. Well I picked up a probably 3ft long 60-70lb rock and right before I made it to the truck it slipped out of my hand, fell point down onto my big toe sandwiching it between the falling rock and the rock I was standing on. Shattered my toe into a dozen pieces and knocked my toe nail almost all the way off. Rode home with a puddle of blood in the floor board and had my buddy snatch the nail the rest of the way off with a pair of pliers while I bit down on a wooden turkey striker....Still have the pics if y'all wanna see but the video of the nail removal is rated R for gore and language lol

Been lucky none so far. I usually take a stick and feel for the bottom when driving 2wd and don't push the limits. If soft or deep put it in reverse and turn around. A 4WD will get stuck in some just never went through anything unless I had seen it recently when all dried up. Now if I ever get an older rig it's on then. I have learn you shouldn't go in the ditch, stay in the middle and punch it. If water is not too deep you will usually make it if the mudhole is not too long.

Dang Hopper, was Gomer driving?