Day: September 14, 2010

  Click Here To Visit Continued… Carburetor Hill was truly a wicked cool obstacle.  It was a steep climb with rock stair steps similar to Guardrail at Tellico except the rocks were covered in a greasy sand/mud compound.  On either side was a long drop off that would render a winch useless if you fell […]

Click Here To Visit Natural Bridge, KYWith Jeff Pollock Pictures courtesy of Jeff Pollock and Rob Wilson Friday – February 16, 2001 We left Mount Sterling, Ohio at 2pm under overcast skies with the weatherperson calling for rain.  We thought we might have lucked out and the rain was going to pass us by, but […]

  Click Here To Visit with Brent May Mud Mash 2005 What do you get when you combine the Bedford Boys 4×4 Club, some of their friends from neighboring states, 4×4’s, rain, plenty of mud and great trails? You get the Indiana Mud Mash of course! Held every year in late August since 2000 at […]

  Click Here To Visit with Brandy Owen From the Passenger Seat… After an amazing time at ZookiMelt 2002, word got around that the Bedford Boys were hosting what was to be the first annual “Mud Mash” at Haspen Acres (Laurel, Indiana) the weekend of August 23-25. Immediately, Murph said, “No.” Too long of a […]

Sundays weather was a lot better, the sun had broke through and it was warming up nicely. For the ride today,we had the same head count as  shy one of the full-size rigs. We headed out to the “Gulf” as it’s known locally. It’s basically a river gorge than can either be wet or bone […]

Click Here To Visit    with Drew Hurber Monteagle, TN is one of the most scenic areas in Tennessee. It has countless miles of trails open to the off-roader. Monteagle has hosted two Rosser Roundups and several Off-Road Sportsman Challenges. The mixture of terrain will fill any ones desires. Whether you heart yearns for mud, […]

Click Here To Visit     with Scott Rossow Morris Mountain Anybody that knows me knows that I am a mud guy. Anybody that has ever read something that I have posted on the net knows that I am a mud guy. In fact just look at the tintop and you can tell that it […]

    …continued  The ‘garage’ was actually the small section of dirt behind the cabin, and the ‘workbench’ was the tail end of Steve Shoop’s vehicle trailer. A tarp under the vehicle kept the fluids from seeping into the ground (Slickrock may allow you to wrench at your site, but it will only stay that […]

    With Bill Johnston Moab, the Mecca for off road enthusiasts everywhere. Every year there is a huge gathering there for the Easter Jeep Safari. The American Suzuki Association holds their annual Zukfari at the same time. This year there was a marked increase in the zook population and everyone noticed.  The zooks really […]

      Slickrock Southern Style Cliffhanger Trail Thursday we chose the Cliffhanger trail led by Jeff Stevens. Jeff has it pretty tough since he lives in Moab and has to ride these trails all the time. Right off the road you hit the first challenge, a set of downhill ledges. Nothing to serious but […]