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Great shots Tom!  That looks like some pretty sticky mud-is that on the base down in SC?  That winch sure would've come in hady there! :wtf:   You know you're not really atv'ing if you don't get it buried now & then!

 

Here's yours truly at Hatfield & McCoy last spring waiting for a tow.  I almost tipped it over here:

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And another one my wife took of me going thru a big hole near my house.  She was hoping to see me hang it up but that one's not deep enough!

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Looking forward to this March so we can start riding again.  I don't go atv'ing much in the winter but I'm getting cabin fever! :cheers:

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Tom got stuck more than once, or even twice yesterday.   :cheers:

 

That was some pretty thick stuff.  We were in the swamps around Lake Marion.  I started getting a headache and didn't feel too good last night, so I didn't post the rest.  I'll have some more in a little while.

 

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OK, here's some of the rest.  :flag:

 

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It looks like I'm in the middle of a wreck in theis pic, but that drop-off was at an angle.  :smash:

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Another stuck!  D*mn sandy bottomed creek!  :smash:

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Me and John, after our ride.

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Nice pics looks like great fun.... your pants leg in the last picture looks very clean though considering the mud you were goign thru.  :smash:
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Nice pics looks like great fun.... your pants leg in the last picture looks very clean though considering the mud you were goign thru.  :smash:

The Ozark has full floor boards, and I was suprised the first few times I went through some mud/water at how LITTLE got on my legs.   :smash:

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No, you're just too clean all over to have a very good time.  Go back and get nice a muddy,then post some more picks.  :smash:

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