Nolan.....great pics....yall are going to have an epic trip this summer
Cottonland Moab Trip (1 Viewer)
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fj40charles
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Grog,
Nice pics and nice write up.
Nice pics and nice write up.
Kaderabek
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Pucker up. 
Are you driving at all or just taking pics and chatting up the Jeep chicks?
TJK
Are you driving at all or just taking pics and chatting up the Jeep chicks?
TJK
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Here is my report on Behind the Rocks.
Pirate4x4.com - The largest off roading website in the world.
I pulled a truck up about 6 feet yesterday on flat ground. I have not asked. I don't care at all to drive. I am enjoying this a lot. Some serious machines running around Moab this week.
Pirate4x4.com - The largest off roading website in the world.
I pulled a truck up about 6 feet yesterday on flat ground. I have not asked. I don't care at all to drive. I am enjoying this a lot. Some serious machines running around Moab this week.
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Kaderabek
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Passenger side is good sometimes. Even better is scrambling on the rocks (which I'm sure you're doing).
Enjoy.
TJK
Enjoy.
TJK
Nolen all of those trucks have seem to have big tires!
my 80 still is wearing 285's BFG's all terrains.
...with all these pictures, I am begining to think that I need the 315's
my 80 still is wearing 285's BFG's all terrains.
...with all these pictures, I am begining to think that I need the 315's
fj40charles
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Domek,
I wonder if your wife if thinking, "bigger is better." Better traction and ground clearance.
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315's would be good but not necessary.
We just did 50....yes 50 JK's through Pritchett Canyon in 7 hours. Bad ass day.
I think our group would enjoy Behind the Rocks more than Pritchett. We will discuss.
Pics forthcoming.
We just did 50....yes 50 JK's through Pritchett Canyon in 7 hours. Bad ass day.
I think our group would enjoy Behind the Rocks more than Pritchett. We will discuss.
Pics forthcoming.
you're funny my friend!
Thanks! I had been following you're report. Most of those Jeepers are wearing big tires but they might not be good drivers, therefore, the big tires
Bomar
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JP just paint a penis on the hood of your 80 and don't worry about it.
Agreed.
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Bodean
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No desire to do that trail!
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Yeah, I think it is a bit much for our group Jeff. It is pretty but it would just be a winch festival.
agree...
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Behind the Rocks will be a better choice. The scenery is great and there are bypasses everywhere.
fj40charles
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Grog,
I don't care what trails we run. We'll have a great time just being out there. Behind the Rocks looks like a great trail. I'd like to see White Knuckle Hill.
The hardcore guys might be able make a quick trip to Pritchett's Canyon if we can find some idle time.
I ran Pritchett's Canyon the first time I went to Moab with 36 tires. Didn't have any issues. Had to take bypass for Rockpile. Guys/Girls in 80's might not like it too much.
I don't care what trails we run. We'll have a great time just being out there. Behind the Rocks looks like a great trail. I'd like to see White Knuckle Hill.
The hardcore guys might be able make a quick trip to Pritchett's Canyon if we can find some idle time.
I ran Pritchett's Canyon the first time I went to Moab with 36 tires. Didn't have any issues. Had to take bypass for Rockpile. Guys/Girls in 80's might not like it too much.
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It can be easily run with a small group late afternoon. It is only 4.4 miles long. Lance and I walked out after the run in an hour and ten minutes.
You, George, Jrob. We can take wagons/40's to last mile and watch you guys
You, George, Jrob. We can take wagons/40's to last mile and watch you guys
Kaderabek
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