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How come there is no shadow? I see other shadows on the ground but not that of the bird.

absolutely, knee highs, or when we (pbx) do the really tough stuff, it's hip waders.

No, these are legitimate roads i am referencing, just long forgotten.

Hmmm, what you are saying stands to reason...that lesser used trails/roads are less rutted up. However, as I reflect on that I am surprised that I have encountered some very deep water and mud fairly frequently on very remote, seldom used trails. I've been on trails with the motorcycle that...

Yeah, a higher center of gravity is not really the ideal situation off road. I agree entirely with your reasoning for wanting some lift as i stated before, but it occured to me that one of the big reasons I didn't mention before is keeping your engine out of the water. Them puddles get real...

I did rip up my brake lines once in the bronco when I took a "go around" at night and didn't see a stump. So, while we don't have rocks we do have the submerged ruts and stumps, Also, I am always leary of what might have been left in a deep mudhole....logs, cinder blocks etc. from a previous...

Welcome to the forums bdaltonph!

Dang!! If I had a kayak rigged up like that I don't know if i'd ever get out of it.

I've heard a lot of good things about the Samurai's off road capabilities. I considered getting one myself, but the lack of cargo room held me back. Jeff

I bought this jeep cherokee from my drummer. I still have my legendary bronco. The bronco is a battle proven veteran of the pines. It also has more lift and larger, more aggressive tires than the Jeep could ever have without an aftermarket lift. My plan is to replace the bronco with the...

very interesting, Al. I believe this is the link. go to page 15 and it describes the cave. One important difference in the text from what you mentioned and what is in the link is that it was during an excavation FOR a cellar, not OF a cellar. It was probably filled in so that the building...

It's one of many. It was in the area formerly known as Lebanon State Forest. Jeff

thanks for the ID. It is the same as Eds and was id'ed as red belly there, so I think you're right joc. Cool!!

I think we are pretty much in agreement here, but what I was saying was that weather created the whoops in the state that we often encounter them. Post-enduro event, the whoops are never as dramatic/deep or nearly as uniform. Also, they tend to occur in naturally soft sand more than solid...

Found this little guy late last night as I was heading out for a bike ride. He was in front of my garage. For perspective, the circular thing in the bottom of the bucket is about the size of a nickle. I believe it is a northern brown snake, but perhaps some of the herp experts on the forum...

I was out that way yesterday and there was a lifted jeep stuck on the other side of the tracks. Another jeep was attempting to pull him out. It was very very wet in the woods. I was on the motorcycle and could circumvent the deep stuff. Still ended up very muddy. Here is a pic but the camera...

I've been meaning to fish menantico sandwash for years but never have, now I know what I've been missing. Nice catches, big crappie and a nice pick. I like that fish measuring device also. Jeff

Nice garter snake there, Guy. i used to catch them around my house all the time as a kid. Of course my hands would smell for days afterward. I got a fleeting glimpse of a black rat snake in Island beach this morning.

Sometimes I fantasize that people this stupid don't really exist, but then there's always a video to bring me back to reality.

here you go. not much info.