@@jailbreakoverlander hey Richie, did you see the post about the murders in Moab and the cops looking for help from any dash cams of any vehicles from Aug10-14th? Also what channel can I drop some off topic info on that you will see the comment, doesn't matter if you can reply, just as long as you see it? Much Love and God Bless
Richie, you never disappointed on the hair raising adventures ! You have balls of steel my friend. While I'm laid up trying to get over this nagging bug, watching you makes me feel like, what am I complaining about ! Lol. I think you should be nominated for some 4 X adventure filming and comment award or prize. God bless you brother and keep you safe. Brian
Great video. I was in Moab on Oct 1 and did the Kane Creek / Chicken Corners Trail on Sunday Oct 3 in my H3. Of course we saw all the rain the week prior and when we finally went out on Sunday we were surprised at how quickly the trail dried up. We stayed away from Hamburger Hill but had a blast on the main trail. Camped out over night then headed back into town the next day. Great trail on the right day! Thanks for posting this awesome video! 🤙💯
I completed this trail all the way out (one way) to the road. It gets harder the further in you go. General theme of MOAB- it will let you in, but not always out.
I used to fly Grand Canyon tours and transported the river runners over to Whitmore , Toroweep, and Marble Canyon. That was back in the mid 80’s. It brings back awesome memories. Thanks for all the videos you make. Last year I got back to Cedar City and went back to Ruby’s. Now that changed through the years.
I flew in an 8 seater plane below the rim back in ‘71. What an awesome sight. I remember we flew over “Snoopy’s Doghouse”. What an awesome flight that was!
Wow! As usual I am on the edge of my seat, holding my breath. Yet so exciting. Take care Richie. God bless you and keep you safe to enjoy what you like to do best.
I imagined being in the vehicle. It's definitely not hard to feel like it with that footage💥 it was a rush. And he was an excellent vehicle guide👍🏻 Looks like a great time brother
Awesome video! Here in NM they call the mud, caliche. (Not sure of spelling) when it rains, and it rains hard here, the dust turns into a slime that is worse than ice or snow. Like driving on haggfish. It becomes like quick sand also. As it dries it then becomes concrete and sticks to everything like glue. Pounds of it will attatch to the tires, and if you walk in it, soon your feet will have so much stuck on it that you got to walk with your legs way apart. Lol!
Awesome video as always Richie!!! You never cease to please & excite!!! Was on the edge of my seat in this one Dude!! Beautiful scenery there in Moab too. Thanks for taking us along with you Richie. You are truly blessed !! Much love & prayers as always. God bless!! 🙏💕🛐🕊🤗🤘
What is up Richie! I have what a lot of people dont... Common Sense... I know my truck cant make it up Hamburger Hill ;-) Thanks for the Awesome Video & Regards from Ody Slim
I did that trail 2 times in a stock 1990 Toyota pickup on 31" tires back in the mid 90"s. That should tell you how much things have changed on the trails there.
Just back in from a month out that way. Respect for RTT'ing it and living in the elements. We did our trip the same. Ground and RTT's. Almost no way to avoid "bad" weather despite constant monitoring of NOAA Radio and trying to circumvent storms. Isolated "flashes" were all over. But we did manage to find warmth and sunshine here and there. It is a testament to why we all need to carry extra supplies, extensive first aid, fuel, and clothing for all 4-seasons (even in summer), the ability to be self sufficient. Sometimes there is a need to hunker down at, or retreat to, a "safe camp", and let mother nature do her thing. Take time and let conditions stabilize for a day or two, and assess trail conditions. Despite it all, we can still get blocked out or in, and need to be ready for that. We routed thru the Needles with two 4x4 camp reservations down there, Bobby's Hole to Beef Basin a couple days, watching the Abajo's for nasty weather and snow, circumnavigating the highway 95 washout to get to Hite for entry into the Maze (no fuel at Hite but we had extra to go deep out into Millard Canyon for three days on permits). We exited out via Hatch Canyon and Poison Springs which unknown to us, was clobbered in those recent storms. The Dirty Devil ford/crossing had just seen a flash flood, and most of the Poison Springs trail was g-o-n-e Gone ! We had to pick and claw for many hours and miles to get to the highway for Hanksville. Hanksville had seen floods and mud flows as well. We worked thru to Escalante' heeding NOAA warnings for Bryce and Zion areas and flash floods, keeping to the eastern edge of those storms. We found an awesome yet super sandy route wiggling south many miles (avoiding Cottonwood Canyon) to get to Kanab to supply up for the North Rim. We could see storms and lightning swirling around us, and did get a bit of rain. We broke thru some massive down pours on the blacktop, got out to North Rim country and spent 4 days / 3 nights exploring the "points". Then a very little used 30 mile 4x4 rout under a ridge, with views to Vermillion Cliffs to exit the area. Winds that night were insane. We ran through the fire burn scar north of Jacob Lake that had seen flash floods and mud flows making the trail interesting. Winter seemed to be moving in so we eventually made tracks to home bases from Page, to re-gear/re-rig for the winter season. A long winded comment, but just sharing that side of inclement weather related travel / overlanding out there. I always embrace the crap weather. Some of the best photography and scenery views and changes. And after all.....it's what formed and shaped that crazy landscape we all love out there; arches, pinnacles, hoo-doo's, canyons, slots... Experiencing those forces of nature gives you a huge respect for what's out there. We've all experience the heat, but extreme's; winds, rains, snows, flash floods..... has added so much to my 25 years of wandering that area. RESPECT for mom nature! Be safe out there ! Keep er' roof side up ! [[ fellow east coast defector, 1991 ]]
Hiya from London, great video as always, thanks. We took a defender from here to Easter Jeep Safari years ago, until you have experienced the weather changes of high altitude desert, you wouldn't believe it, one minute it's sunny, then 15mins later its a blizzard, then sunny again, brilliant place and people, can't wait to go back.......
sweet!!!!!!!! most videos make people think there is no problem doing any trail in moab im glad you do what you do!!! im waiting for my new truck. orderd it jan 2021 and still waiting!!! i will be back out there with our people in the nowhere. the middle of nowhere if people dont get it!!!!!
I could ramble on quite a while about how much I enjoyed this. Your videos are always outstanding; the Hamburger Hill footage is hardcore and visceral! Thank you, I had a blast watching!
Thanks for taking us on another great adventure Richie! Guess if I ever make it out to Moab I know who NOT to call if I get in trouble. Moab is definitely on the "bucket list". Only problem is the San Juan's are between Texas and Moab. Somehow the Jeep NEVER makes it past the mountains, it has a mind of it's own and always roams the trails there. Agian... Thanks for taking us along and happy trails to you brother. Be Safe. ✌😎🇨🇱
Wow what a mud hole! Totally stuck RAM..LOL. Your beast goes right through. Man! I love this!! Good to see you Richie.. Here's one for you. Every time I think about Elk they show up the same day! Big 5 year old bull standing in the road.🦌 nice. Stay safe. ❤🙏🏼🙏🏼
I know it was from an earlier video, but with those little lunges @16:28, it sure seemed close to tipping, right after the spotter turned to move further up. My heart definitely skipped a beat thinking you were going over for a sec... I suppose that makes a good video though! Thanks for sharing!
Oh WOW!!! You must have so much adrenaline pumping while you’re doing this because I had adrenaline rushing just watching it!!! WoW, what a wild and crazy hobby you have doing this type of adventures!!! Thank you for sharing it?!? I totally appreciated it but it’s not something that I could do let alone ride shotgun!!! LoL 🌈☝️✝️☝️🌈
So, my buddy and I were the ones that showed up with the county worker that was driving the front end loader. It was cool to meet you and I liked seeing the footage from your vantage point to compare to my own. Cheers
I was there a week ago, October 12, and it turned wet again, and cold. The road out to Kane Creek Canyon has changed a lot. It used to be narrow sand past Hunter Canyon, now it's a wide graded road out to where Kane Creek turns off, but the surface is pretty rocky. They have built a lot of campgrounds out in that canyon. That crossing of Kane Creek used to be a deep dip down and a steep climb back up the other side. Now it's a very gradual approach. After it turned wet everything out there was soupy mud. I don't know how much heavier my JLU was after driving that road.
I'm a huge advocate for always carrying 2 extra 80' extention cables at all times on my rig including 4 heavy duty snatch blocks. As well as scotch blocks and 40" anchor stakes some may say it's over kill but I tend to believe better prepared than unprepared. When it comes to mud a 1 ton can turn into a 5 ton in a matter of an instance and everything becomes extremely difficult and potentially more hazardous if you don't know what your doing. Safety is the most important thing to remember on the trail. Winching without experience or training can become very dangerous if you don't know what your doing.
This randomly popped up in my RUclips feed, but we ran into you at Kane Creek 3 weeks ago. The two black tacos. Nice video, subscribed and looking forward to more.
Missed this one, took 2 of the grandkiddos offgrid camping for a week. Catching up now. Missing my 4-wheelin days & enjoy watching yours. If you're ever in Okla, hit me up & I'll take you to our rock crawling in Disney.
Suggestion to you if ever in that situation. Kinetic rope. Also, being that the axles were sunk in the mud, jack the rig up just enough out of the suction and put something like a traction board under the tires. I’ve pulled out 1/2-1ton trucks stuck just like that with a lil’ old 80 Toyota and using that method. Just a suggestion, great vid
I just went through Kane Creek in a F150 Limited with low profile tires. The water was about 15 inches deep. No trouble at all. The ground was solid under the water.
This was the first trail I ever did in Moab. I bought my JK and took my grandson with me out west. I hadn't even made the first payment on it yet. Only upgrades at that time was an aftermarket bumper and 33 inch tires but with the help of another guy and his wife from South Dakota, who had never done anything like this before, we made it thru. Scary as hell but fun at the same time. I've been hooked ever since !!!
Having driven this road dozens of times I never once thought it was challenging. But then I have never driven it in December or January during the wet. All roads like this are impassable when wet. There are a bunch of easy tracks in Arches which are not passable when wet, as so many tourists have found out.
Kane Creek Canyon won’t just kill your truck, it will try and kill you. Long story but back around 2007 we went in single vehicle in a rented Wrangler. Both my friend and myself have plenty of experience, but we had flown in. Dry afternoon, 6 miles in from trailhead we got stuck in a rut in one of the small crossings down in the bottom of the canyon. We tried for a couple hours to get out, trail was dead that day and no one else was out there. Then.....the storms came..... We were forced to abandon the Jeep and try to get out of the canyon on foot. All those small stream crossings were now 4ft deep and moving fast. By this time it was dark. One small flashlight, no cell service. We were very lucky to make it out to the trailhead where some kids were camping. They helped us get out. Next day it took two tow trucks to get the Jeep which had ended up submerged almost to the roof ( water was like 2ft deep when we left it). This is definitely not the trail to play with when rain is forecast.
Kane Creek is definitely a fun trail... but not so sure I'd want to do it in the rain! Lol. If that was indeed a 'tow truck' stuck... I know who NOT to call! Haha. Cool video. I'll look for more from Moab. One of my fav spots to wheel/visit!
I did Kane Creek last april for the first time. I saw it was rated a 7/10 (hell of a sandbag there) and didnt think much of it going in blind. The pucker factor of seeing hamburger hill for the first time is something else haha. I was in my triple locked 80 on 35s (now 37s) and we just winched up the wall that you bypassed on the edge of disaster after failing to get up it twice. If you've got sliders that's the way to go, I wanted to do the bypass at first, but after seeing rig after rig winch up the ledge (a handful made it without) that was the much more appealing option. Hamburger hill is definitely no joke and I'm glad I went in blind because I likely would have wussed out and had I known what it looked like.
Jailbreak I'm so stoked for this video series, every week I'm waiting for the upload. As always man have fun, be safe on those trails and keep the rubber side down. Can't wait for the next Video.
Hey Bro, just found you here from your channel on Rumble. If you're ever in SW Utah, let me know. I'll take you and show you some amazing places. Love your content! Looks like we share a great deal of perspective.
I was on the other side of the crossing in the 100 series LC, trying to rescue the white jeep, this was cool seeing what you were all up to on the other bank, we had taken the back trail from canyon lands and low on gas, was great to see the loader show up...
Unless we're in a dry spell, we have to deal with red clay mud down here in the Southeast all of the time. And when it's extra muddy, ya learn to just avoid it and come back another day... because if you try it, chances are you will get buried to the frame rails stuck. Those of us that have been off roading for a while know better, unlike that tow truck driver lol Great video as always🤘
Kane Creek footage is from Dec 2018 ruclips.net/video/AA1dY588ZYU/видео.html
nice vld wesh i was there with my 1974 fj40 with pto winch and wrecker wheel chocks would have been a brezze GOD BLESS U RICHIE
@@robertbain9452 yea.........
@@jailbreakoverlander hey Richie, did you see the post about the murders in Moab and the cops looking for help from any dash cams of any vehicles from Aug10-14th?
Also what channel can I drop some off topic info on that you will see the comment, doesn't matter if you can reply, just as long as you see it?
Much Love and God Bless
Richie, you never disappointed on the hair raising adventures ! You have balls of steel my friend. While I'm laid up trying to get over this nagging bug, watching you makes me feel like, what am I complaining about ! Lol. I think you should be nominated for some 4 X adventure filming and comment award or prize. God bless you brother and keep you safe. Brian
Jailbreak Overlander you never disappoint. BADASS footage. Thank you for taking us with you.
Hi Brother R, miss you. God Bless you in Yashua’s mighty name 🙏🏻❤️
It was nice seeing you and 68 on Dayz
Great video. I was in Moab on Oct 1 and did the Kane Creek / Chicken Corners Trail on Sunday Oct 3 in my H3. Of course we saw all the rain the week prior and when we finally went out on Sunday we were surprised at how quickly the trail dried up. We stayed away from Hamburger Hill but had a blast on the main trail. Camped out over night then headed back into town the next day. Great trail on the right day! Thanks for posting this awesome video! 🤙💯
Nice.
Wow J.O. Every single one of these videos are superb. That Hamburger Hill is NO JOKE! Look forward to your next
You went through that like a knife through butter. Smoooooth! Great job!!
Love these videos, Richie!!💖
As usual a great video Richie. Thanks for the beautiful scenery and the edge of your seat nail biting ride. God Bless!!
Hi Richie. Glad to see you are still doing well and having fun. Blessings sent your way!
Richie thanks man for giving us a break from the BS it helps to watch someone i trust too ...be safe man.
I completed this trail all the way out (one way) to the road. It gets harder the further in you go. General theme of MOAB- it will let you in, but not always out.
I used to fly Grand Canyon tours and transported the river runners over to Whitmore , Toroweep, and Marble Canyon. That was back in the mid 80’s. It brings back awesome memories. Thanks for all the videos you make. Last year I got back to Cedar City and went back to Ruby’s. Now that changed through the years.
I flew in an 8 seater plane below the rim back in ‘71. What an awesome sight. I remember we flew over “Snoopy’s Doghouse”. What an awesome flight that was!
I really like the way you make videos! Thanks for another great show!!
Wow! As usual I am on the edge of my seat, holding my breath. Yet so exciting. Take care Richie. God bless you and keep you safe to enjoy what you like to do best.
I imagined being in the vehicle. It's definitely not hard to feel like it with that footage💥 it was a rush. And he was an excellent vehicle guide👍🏻
Looks like a great time brother
Awesome video! Here in NM they call the mud, caliche. (Not sure of spelling) when it rains, and it rains hard here, the dust turns into a slime that is worse than ice or snow. Like driving on haggfish. It becomes like quick sand also. As it dries it then becomes concrete and sticks to everything like glue. Pounds of it will attatch to the tires, and if you walk in it, soon your feet will have so much stuck on it that you got to walk with your legs way apart. Lol!
Indeed Ive run into Caliche in NM and similar in Wyoming, But moab takes the cake.
@@jailbreakoverlander A great adventure!
Another cool ass video thanks again brother Richie peace and blessings to you always😊🤗🙏🙏❤
@Patricia, peace and blessings from Poland and my little channel 😀
Thank you for the great footage! I love seeing places that I’ve not been to, yet….blessings!
Best movie I've seen all year!!! Prayers as always for you and your family!!! 🙇🏾♀️🙇🏾♀️🙇🏾♀️ GLAD to see you!!! Thanx for sharing!!! 💝💝💝
Great timing RICHIE!!!
Awesome video Richie!👍👍👍
Awesome video as always Richie!!! You never cease to please & excite!!! Was on the edge of my seat in this one Dude!! Beautiful scenery there in Moab too. Thanks for taking us along with you Richie. You are truly blessed !! Much love & prayers as always. God bless!!
🙏💕🛐🕊🤗🤘
What is up Richie! I have what a lot of people dont... Common Sense... I know my truck cant make it up
Hamburger Hill ;-) Thanks for the Awesome Video & Regards from Ody Slim
U bet
Hamburger Hill ... No Joke!!! Great video man. Loved it.
What a great adventure!! Thank you Richie. Your absolutely right, that trail is no joke. You rocked it. God bless 🙏🙏
I did that trail 2 times in a stock 1990 Toyota pickup on 31" tires back in the mid 90"s. That should tell you how much things have changed on the trails there.
Just back in from a month out that way. Respect for RTT'ing it and living in the elements. We did our trip the same. Ground and RTT's. Almost no way to avoid "bad" weather despite constant monitoring of NOAA Radio and trying to circumvent storms. Isolated "flashes" were all over. But we did manage to find warmth and sunshine here and there. It is a testament to why we all need to carry extra supplies, extensive first aid, fuel, and clothing for all 4-seasons (even in summer), the ability to be self sufficient. Sometimes there is a need to hunker down at, or retreat to, a "safe camp", and let mother nature do her thing. Take time and let conditions stabilize for a day or two, and assess trail conditions. Despite it all, we can still get blocked out or in, and need to be ready for that.
We routed thru the Needles with two 4x4 camp reservations down there, Bobby's Hole to Beef Basin a couple days, watching the Abajo's for nasty weather and snow, circumnavigating the highway 95 washout to get to Hite for entry into the Maze (no fuel at Hite but we had extra to go deep out into Millard Canyon for three days on permits). We exited out via Hatch Canyon and Poison Springs which unknown to us, was clobbered in those recent storms. The Dirty Devil ford/crossing had just seen a flash flood, and most of the Poison Springs trail was g-o-n-e Gone ! We had to pick and claw for many hours and miles to get to the highway for Hanksville. Hanksville had seen floods and mud flows as well.
We worked thru to Escalante' heeding NOAA warnings for Bryce and Zion areas and flash floods, keeping to the eastern edge of those storms. We found an awesome yet super sandy route wiggling south many miles (avoiding Cottonwood Canyon) to get to Kanab to supply up for the North Rim. We could see storms and lightning swirling around us, and did get a bit of rain. We broke thru some massive down pours on the blacktop, got out to North Rim country and spent 4 days / 3 nights exploring the "points". Then a very little used 30 mile 4x4 rout under a ridge, with views to Vermillion Cliffs to exit the area. Winds that night were insane. We ran through the fire burn scar north of Jacob Lake that had seen flash floods and mud flows making the trail interesting. Winter seemed to be moving in so we eventually made tracks to home bases from Page, to re-gear/re-rig for the winter season.
A long winded comment, but just sharing that side of inclement weather related travel / overlanding out there. I always embrace the crap weather. Some of the best photography and scenery views and changes. And after all.....it's what formed and shaped that crazy landscape we all love out there; arches, pinnacles, hoo-doo's, canyons, slots... Experiencing those forces of nature gives you a huge respect for what's out there. We've all experience the heat, but extreme's; winds, rains, snows, flash floods..... has added so much to my 25 years of wandering that area. RESPECT for mom nature! Be safe out there ! Keep er' roof side up !
[[ fellow east coast defector, 1991 ]]
Nice to meet you today brotha . You made my apprentices day hooking him up with that light . Keep up the good work .
Not a prob at all. I had an extra and he was a good kid
Dude, i was a follower of you "other " channels, and i'm a late comer to Jailbreak Overlander....love them!!! Great footage. Keep them coming!
Hiya from London, great video as always, thanks. We took a defender from here to Easter Jeep Safari years ago, until you have experienced the weather changes of high altitude desert, you wouldn't believe it, one minute it's sunny, then 15mins later its a blizzard, then sunny again, brilliant place and people, can't wait to go back.......
I am just glued to your videos, they are breathtaking !!!!
It’s a good day when Richie uploads a new videos 😎
Thanks
Some serious trails, you made it look easy in the mighty 80series. Safe travels brother 👍🏼
sweet!!!!!!!! most videos make people think there is no problem doing any trail in moab im glad you do what you do!!! im waiting for my new truck. orderd it jan 2021 and still waiting!!! i will be back out there with our people in the nowhere. the middle of nowhere if people dont get it!!!!!
I could ramble on quite a while about how much I enjoyed this. Your videos are always outstanding; the Hamburger Hill footage is hardcore and visceral! Thank you, I had a blast watching!
Richie , wow, that was a great video , that hamburger hill is no joke for sure , thanks for sharing and bringing us along , God bless !
I just don't have the balls to be on a cliff's edge.....I even hold my breath when RFB does this! Oh man!
Thanks for taking us on another great adventure Richie!
Guess if I ever make it out to Moab I know who NOT to call if I get in trouble. Moab is definitely on the "bucket list". Only problem is the San Juan's are between Texas and Moab. Somehow the Jeep NEVER makes it past the mountains, it has a mind of it's own and always roams the trails there.
Agian...
Thanks for taking us along and happy trails to you brother.
Be Safe. ✌😎🇨🇱
Awesome video Richie! I would've been scared out of my mind 🤣🤣
Wow what a mud hole! Totally stuck RAM..LOL. Your beast goes right through. Man! I love this!! Good to see you Richie..
Here's one for you.
Every time I think about Elk they show up the same day!
Big 5 year old bull standing in the road.🦌 nice.
Stay safe. ❤🙏🏼🙏🏼
What a great video & nice driving skills!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you Richie. Both educational and entertaining.
Gotta get back out West soon. Freedom is a beautiful thing.
I know it was from an earlier video, but with those little lunges @16:28, it sure seemed close to tipping, right after the spotter turned to move further up. My heart definitely skipped a beat thinking you were going over for a sec... I suppose that makes a good video though! Thanks for sharing!
These videos are over far too quickly. Absolutely brilliant.
Oh WOW!!! You must have so much adrenaline pumping while you’re doing this because I had adrenaline rushing just watching it!!! WoW, what a wild and crazy hobby you have doing this type of adventures!!! Thank you for sharing it?!? I totally appreciated it but it’s not something that I could do let alone ride shotgun!!! LoL 🌈☝️✝️☝️🌈
Needed this one depressing times we’re living in 💉of the 🐉
Glad to see you still breathing brother
So, my buddy and I were the ones that showed up with the county worker that was driving the front end loader. It was cool to meet you and I liked seeing the footage from your vantage point to compare to my own. Cheers
Nice I’m guessing you were the side by sides??
Damn, thats a good intro! Check it out at 50% speed.
Very cool!!! I was hanging off the edge in my seat!!!! Keep on rocking!!!
Hey Richie thanks for the video.
Awesome video. That last "crunch" toward the end sounded painful
Thank God. Richie I needed this video break extremely bad. Thank you.
nice
I was there a week ago, October 12, and it turned wet again, and cold. The road out to Kane Creek Canyon has changed a lot. It used to be narrow sand past Hunter Canyon, now it's a wide graded road out to where Kane Creek turns off, but the surface is pretty rocky. They have built a lot of campgrounds out in that canyon. That crossing of Kane Creek used to be a deep dip down and a steep climb back up the other side. Now it's a very gradual approach. After it turned wet everything out there was soupy mud. I don't know how much heavier my JLU was after driving that road.
Kane Creek is one of my favorite trails and I've never had any issues running it. The views are great and criss crossing the river makes it extra fun.
Talk about Using the FORCE Luke!!!
Learning from the best OG's first time doing anything sets one up to become the best.
Beautiful once again. Thanks Richie for taking me along.
Beautiful 💜 and I miss ur face and voice lol, but great seeing you and God bless you 💜🙏🏼
I enjoyed this like a fat kid eating a birthday cake 😜. Thanks Richie.
Your videos are amazing and very interesting !!!! Thank You so much Richie !!!!!
Thanks for sharing Richie
I'm a huge advocate for always carrying 2 extra 80' extention cables at all times on my rig including 4 heavy duty snatch blocks. As well as scotch blocks and 40" anchor stakes some may say it's over kill but I tend to believe better prepared than unprepared. When it comes to mud a 1 ton can turn into a 5 ton in a matter of an instance and everything becomes extremely difficult and potentially more hazardous if you don't know what your doing. Safety is the most important thing to remember on the trail. Winching without experience or training can become very dangerous if you don't know what your doing.
This randomly popped up in my RUclips feed, but we ran into you at Kane Creek 3 weeks ago. The two black tacos. Nice video, subscribed and looking forward to more.
Hope all is well in life Richie, stay safe and have a good day.
My dream is to get out on the road. I just need a good van and a man (lol) I don’t want to do it alone.
you can do it alone trust me
Another great video Richie. Loved it!
Missed this one, took 2 of the grandkiddos offgrid camping for a week. Catching up now. Missing my 4-wheelin days & enjoy watching yours. If you're ever in Okla, hit me up & I'll take you to our rock crawling in Disney.
Suggestion to you if ever in that situation. Kinetic rope. Also, being that the axles were sunk in the mud, jack the rig up just enough out of the suction and put something like a traction board under the tires. I’ve pulled out 1/2-1ton trucks stuck just like that with a lil’ old 80 Toyota and using that method. Just a suggestion, great vid
Hello Richy, thanks for another great adventure totally enjoyed.
Blessings, be safe always in my prayers 🙏
Awesome as usual!!!!! God bless you and keep you safe during your travels..... Amen & Amen 🙏
Richie, your "CRUSHER" is a BEAST! LOVE IT!
EPIC footage from Kane Creek!
😎👍💪
Best Regards Richie!
Hamburger hill looks white knuckles all the way.Thanks for another GREAT video Richie.
I just went through Kane Creek in a F150 Limited with low profile tires. The water was about 15 inches deep. No trouble at all. The ground was solid under the water.
This was the first trail I ever did in Moab. I bought my JK and took my grandson with me out west. I hadn't even made the first payment on it yet. Only upgrades at that time was an aftermarket bumper and 33 inch tires but with the help of another guy and his wife from South Dakota, who had never done anything like this before, we made it thru. Scary as hell but fun at the same time. I've been hooked ever since !!!
Having driven this road dozens of times I never once thought it was challenging. But then I have never driven it in December or January during the wet. All roads like this are impassable when wet. There are a bunch of easy tracks in Arches which are not passable when wet, as so many tourists have found out.
Kane Creek Canyon won’t just kill your truck, it will try and kill you. Long story but back around 2007 we went in single vehicle in a rented Wrangler. Both my friend and myself have plenty of experience, but we had flown in. Dry afternoon, 6 miles in from trailhead we got stuck in a rut in one of the small crossings down in the bottom of the canyon. We tried for a couple hours to get out, trail was dead that day and no one else was out there. Then.....the storms came..... We were forced to abandon the Jeep and try to get out of the canyon on foot. All those small stream crossings were now 4ft deep and moving fast. By this time it was dark. One small flashlight, no cell service. We were very lucky to make it out to the trailhead where some kids were camping. They helped us get out. Next day it took two tow trucks to get the Jeep which had ended up submerged almost to the roof ( water was like 2ft deep when we left it). This is definitely not the trail to play with when rain is forecast.
Kane Creek is definitely a fun trail... but not so sure I'd want to do it in the rain! Lol. If that was indeed a 'tow truck' stuck... I know who NOT to call! Haha. Cool video. I'll look for more from Moab. One of my fav spots to wheel/visit!
I did Kane Creek last april for the first time. I saw it was rated a 7/10 (hell of a sandbag there) and didnt think much of it going in blind. The pucker factor of seeing hamburger hill for the first time is something else haha. I was in my triple locked 80 on 35s (now 37s) and we just winched up the wall that you bypassed on the edge of disaster after failing to get up it twice. If you've got sliders that's the way to go, I wanted to do the bypass at first, but after seeing rig after rig winch up the ledge (a handful made it without) that was the much more appealing option. Hamburger hill is definitely no joke and I'm glad I went in blind because I likely would have wussed out and had I known what it looked like.
Another Great Video! It's nice to take a break from the evils of this world. God Bless n Stay Safe Always Ritchie!
That was incredible RFB! Always cool to ride along, love watching the tow truck getting help!
Good to see you again, Richie! Stay safe!
As a sailor and a off roader, it doesn’t hurt to carry a Fortress anchor. They are light, hold well, and break down for easy stowage.
Wow, that was intense, Richie. Well done indeed, dude.Keep On Truckin' , if I may say so!
Moab Rocks! Good stuff, as usual.
Jailbreak I'm so stoked for this video series, every week I'm waiting for the upload. As always man have fun, be safe on those trails and keep the rubber side down. Can't wait for the next Video.
Honestly!! This gets my heart pumping 😵😵 I don't know how you DO IT!!!😳😬😁
Thank you for the heart stopping trip😂 good job
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Man I wish these was 3x's longer! Like you don't have enough work to do. Lol have a great week....Peace
that was sooooo siiiiick!!! my brother!!! thanks for the ride 😎
Absolutely love your work Ritchie
Hey Bro, just found you here from your channel on Rumble. If you're ever in SW Utah, let me know. I'll take you and show you some amazing places. Love your content!
Looks like we share a great deal of perspective.
love yr work ritchie only thing i am suss about is crossing water gives me the creeps cheers to you stay safe and well
Wow Richie I was at the edge of my seat watching this !
I was on the other side of the crossing in the 100 series LC, trying to rescue the white jeep, this was cool seeing what you were all up to on the other bank, we had taken the back trail from canyon lands and low on gas, was great to see the loader show up...
Absolutely Amazing!!! Thanks JO!
Extremely high quality content.
Great to see you Richie! Missing your past channel.. Be Safe Out There Friend!
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Mud, Mud Glorious Mud!!! That old footage at the end still makes you hold your breath!
Thanks Richie!! Always a pleasure watching ur vids man 💪👍✌️😜
Unless we're in a dry spell, we have to deal with red clay mud down here in the Southeast all of the time. And when it's extra muddy, ya learn to just avoid it and come back another day... because if you try it, chances are you will get buried to the frame rails stuck. Those of us that have been off roading for a while know better, unlike that tow truck driver lol
Great video as always🤘
That's nuts! I don't think you have to worry about too many people following you through that. That Truck is Tough.