stuck in Texas

the biggest kick in nuts came from my wife when she got home from the grocery store and my buddy an I were outside.
her: i thought you got stuck?
my buddy: he was.
her: I thought it would be more muddy.
buddy: roars in laughter.
me: sigh.

 

Sorry I didn't see this earlier. I have been working in my garage all day and could have come out.

 

No worries. We need to get together sometime and swap info in case of trouble. Although you may be smarter than I and not go and play in the mud by yourself.

 

I just don't like mud and try to avoid it. It gets everywhere. I ust to like the mid when I was younger but quickly grew out of that.

 

I like better than the rocks because its easier on the body. I don't like the soupy stuff but more the stuff you find when out riding trails.

 

360 in arlington you must be talking about mosier valley??? would have given you a hand if i had checked the forum that day. btw what entrance did you take to get out there? been looking for some new places to get out to those trails.

 

360, exit Post & Paddock, East on P & P, North on Great Southwest Pkwy. Great Southwest dead ends hop the curb to the right. Have fun.

 

glad you got out, is that area "legal" or is it private property

 

Honestly cant tell you. But if i had to guess I would guess either Army Corp of Engineers or flood plain area for the river that is right there.

 

Flood plain area is the area around the river that has flooded in the past 100 years, which is a pretty big area usually and considered to be public land

 

Hey Adam. It is private. I am sure the land is owned by more than 1 person or company. There have been attempts to keep people from entering different areas but some creates a new entrance. It's kinda safety in numbers but have heard of people being made an "example" by being arrested and impounding their vehicle. Cant confirm that for sure but you will not see me out there.

 

Interesting. I dont know shit...continue..

 

I know guys that go out there.... they tend to over look the "legal" question.

 

I may or may not have ever gone out there. My best "guess" is that 4 wheelers are best suited for out there.

 

I have heard that from a couple people and seen it a few times online. The smaller/shorter rigs and 4 wheelers do real good out there. The fullsize rigs tend to get rounded off from what I have heard.

 

good to know, i got some friends near there and was gonna take a look, but i rather be legal