My Biggest Off Road Fails!

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  • Опубликовано: 8 дек 2022
  • I explore new areas of the Ozark National Forest and discuss my biggest off road fails.
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Комментарии • 153

  • @backroadbound1606
    @backroadbound1606 Год назад +20

    Hey Matt. We just watched the vid and wanted to tell you how much we appreciate not only your honesty but your humility it’s not always easy to admit our mistakes but it’s important to realize that we all make them and hopefully learn from the ones we make. Better yet is when we’re wise enough to learn from the mistakes of others so we don’t have to make them. Thanks again for you constant stewardship of the trails you are a role model for us all.

  • @tacoma_jon
    @tacoma_jon Год назад +6

    My biggest off-road fail is not getting out off-roading sooner in my life and not doing more of it

  • @PeakDecline
    @PeakDecline Год назад +8

    This is called being a real human being. I appreciate the openness, Matt, and may we all reflect on our own mistakes.

  • @rickaccurso
    @rickaccurso Год назад +5

    Because of your channel I've started getting into overlanding more than just going to the off road parks. Last month was my first trip to the Ozarks, living in Arkansas for 22 years I can't believe it took me that long to go there, but it won't be my last. Please keep the great videos coming and if you would like 2 more Jeeps with you when you go back to Mt. Magazine me and a buddy would love to come along.

  • @thedewd516
    @thedewd516 Год назад +4

    mistakes/failure are part of the path to success. Do your best to not make them, but accept that you will. Love the channel

  • @caramelissa106
    @caramelissa106 Год назад +5

    Would love to see more of where you are while you’re talking.. we are just loving the scenery (your hair is fun too :) but the scenery & roads steal the show) thanks for doing what you do!!

  • @TonyKuhnell
    @TonyKuhnell Год назад +3

    Great video, great message. I think we all fail when we stop learning and your videos provide a great learning opportunity for everyone that watches them.

  • @rodneyhanbaum697
    @rodneyhanbaum697 Год назад +1

    As a younger man I made SO MANY mistakes that you mentioned. The driving up n down the streams was always a "favorite". I'm not nor have I ever been a trespasser. Currently living in Southern Illinois Shawnee National Forest area, there are numerous CLOSED trails, I respect those even though there are often other ways to access them. I'm much older now and have exchanged my youthful poor judgement to hopefully a more respectful and responsible approach.

  • @MrScoty67
    @MrScoty67 Год назад +2

    Thanks for this one. As i am new to offroading in the national parks I am learning. 1. Parking in water, 😔 not any more. 2. Diving off in the mud without checking it first. 3. Big groups. Been in some around 11-12 rigs and I understand how difficult it can be.

  • @bradbrowning1651
    @bradbrowning1651 Год назад +1

    As someone who leads a trail ride every month, I 100% agree about the large groups. I limit mine to 10 (sometimes we stretch and go to 12 or 13 which I really am hesitant on), but any more than 10 or so and it’s not enjoyable. It takes way too much time, it’s stressful, and just not worth it. We will split up into multiple little groups and we always have a better time.

  • @ahmednesbitte4906
    @ahmednesbitte4906 Год назад +3

    Hi Matt, thank you for the content in this video. I really Loved the trail you were on, the mud, dirt and water crossings were awesome. Very beautiful 🤩 I appreciate you and Cara. Thanks 😊

  • @musicloveyes
    @musicloveyes Год назад +2

    Man I just want to say thank you so much! I’ve sat here and watched as many of your videos as I can. You have great knowledge and has inspired me. My wife has to sit through them but because of your videos she is just as excited as I am to get out in a trail. We got our first jeep about a month ago and I wanted to learn as much as I could before getting out in a trail. Tha k you for your content and knowledge. It is so very helpful!

  • @mikeandshelliesoverlanding
    @mikeandshelliesoverlanding Год назад

    Another great example of how to learn the right way to do things. Enjoyed watching and learning once again Matt. The most important thing is that you are being yourself and honest.

  • @TheUnexpectedOffRoad
    @TheUnexpectedOffRoad Год назад

    That's some great points we have all made mistakes, but educating yourself helps us all stay out there on the trails! I agree with you on the smaller groups to!!

  • @kurtsare2613
    @kurtsare2613 Год назад +1

    I've made a lot of the same mistakes, driving on closed trails check, not positive, but didn't know what I was doing

  • @ag4169
    @ag4169 Год назад +1

    Very informative video and well narrated. I brought home a new Jeep today and your insight is very much appreciated! Cheers from Denver👍

  • @gorila1958
    @gorila1958 Год назад +3

    Excellent points sir . Safety 1st and respect for the Forrest trails wildlife areas etc.....

  • @CraigG21
    @CraigG21 Год назад +1

    Great advice for us newbies - thanks!

  • @SidebandSamurai
    @SidebandSamurai Год назад +3

    Hi Matt love your channel. i love the stories you told would love to hear more misadventures.. I really like how you are down to earth and tell it how it is. If you are ever in Southerm California, I would like to meet up with you and your wife. We have never been 4 wheeling and really have gotten the bug because of your channel and Brad's channel. Cant wait for the next video!

  • @johnschoenenberger2207
    @johnschoenenberger2207 Год назад +1

    I learned several things I with have to do differently, thanks for sharing