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I'm thinking more of a 'pink' :gay: trail. A green trail would be more like Lake Isabelle (IMHO)

there's way too much money and time in that freeway. the rocks at M.A.P. are significantly more challenging and were installed by people who straight up said they really didn't know how well it would work but wanted it challenging. rocks on the edge of this path and the trail is basically...

Richard, looks like you were really movin' through that trail. Look at those tires spinnin'

Rock crawling is lame. Big rocks are stupid. Mud bogging is where it's at!

could have had us come down the right line of the "bonus" section. That would have been interesting!

I sure do enjoy watching this guy wheel. Such finesse and confidence. One of his previous rigs took 1st place on the same weekend at the Monroe Adventure Park "Prison Break". Wayne Mortenson guided the amazing Domestic Violence II buggy through a very tight course layout and significant rock...

Wow! Way to go Kelly Bolles. Learn to speak properly before you start lodging complaints about 'noise'. The f'in gun fire from the prison practice range was more prolific and constant than the events taking place one by one at 'Prison Break'. AND, yes like I said on the rocks "YOU CAN'T...

Thanks for posting that more comprehensive video. It's great to see what I was having difficulty with from a different perspective. The rig is definitely a crawler on the steep stuff and I need to work on my pedal input to keep the forward momentum while preventing tire spin. The pedal...

Me (those girls sure make me look like a stud! :D ) AND... That's Wayne, me and Tom (from Canada) 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the Rock Crawl 'Buggy Class'

Was up at Moon Rocks and Funny Rocks from July 5th - 7th. HOT, HOT, HOT. Road up (1701 and then 530) was totally clear. Very little snow.

Any difficulty getting up to Moon Rocks and Funny Rocks? Is that area clear of snow?

Are there other rock areas or is it just the one path up the hillside? Seems like only 1 or 2 rigs could /should be on the path at any given time.

I've got Feb 7th through the 19th off. KOH, moonrocks, etc for a nice longer trip Several of our Canadian wheelin' buddies will be coming down. Look for Camp Canada

What psi were you running in 'em? When I had my buggy w/ Irok's, I ran them at around 8 psi and they gripped the river rock quite well. Granted they had been broken in for a few years which may have made a differene

I've been on Pirate several times each day and watching the KOH videos while snacking on some dinner after checking over my rig. DAMN! I'm excited to get down there. Hope to roll in early evening on Monday (2/7) Many thanks to Nate (chevota) and Sam (War Jeeper) for helping to make this a...

Sam, you are too kind. I was just about to call you to confirm the trailer. Terry

Which rig are you planning to drive as your "main"? Yours or that crazy Laquisha brown thing?

Anyone not locating in the vendor, team, volunteer main area... where abouts on Boone Road are ya stayin? Last year I camped in the same area as Bunk, Bobby Long, Camp Canada. Seemed like it was about 1/4 mile from Hammertown. If last year is an indicator, I'll probably roll in around 7-8pm...

Rob McKinney from Gig Harbor driving a Campbell Ent. rig w/ Nick Campbell (I believe)

Might keep an eye on Pirate4x4. There seems to be several teams/clubs that go down to JV early to test/tune. They tend to provide updates on the conditions down there