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2012 Mud Nationals, Jacksonville, TX; March 28-April 1st.

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  • #16
    Forcast has anywhere between 2-10" rain in near Jacksonville for the next 2 days! Next week is calling for the highs to be in the low 80's, with lows in the mid 60's. Between all the other rain we've had and the current heavy rain falling, we will have one AWESOME MUD Nats!!! It won't ge much better then this. This year should be one heck of a shown of serious muddin'. Hope to see you there!

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    • #17
      If you are going be sure to take your thermacel and or bug spray. Wet weather and warm temps over the last month have brought the 6-legged vampires out with a vengeance. I've had 4 1/2" of rain since noon, we're under a flash flood warning, it's still pouring here, and I'm thinking they've had even more over that way. Really good amphib weather, wish mine was up and going.
      DESTRUCTION is just a couple of vowels down the street from DISTRACTION

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      • #18
        Thus far, I'm a "GO!" for the High Lifter Nats.

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        • #19
          Brant

          Where will you be driving from and what machine will you be bringing to the Mud Nationals?

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          • #20
            Leaving Nashville ( 11hrs YUCK!) and bringing a 'nothing special' Hustler, the M274 Army Mule needs a mag rebuild. The drive will suck but I'm jones'in to get together for a ride as I have yet to
            see another AATV in real life.

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            • #21
              as long as it floats your be fine, the HOLES are DEEP!!! This ain't no easy park to ride, it will be hardcore in the holes. Forcast is now calling for some rain during Nats, it don't gt much better then that!

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              • #22
                This will give you an idea what Mud creek looked like on feburary 27 of this year , and it's rained a whole lot more since this video was taken.





                This is what the atv Mud National's endurance race looked like in 2011. This is the place to be for maximum amphib exposure. With about 10 psi in 6 or 8 carlise swimmer tires ,you'll be able the fly through this mud pit. I've heard that the atv's are averaging about 12-14 mph through this mud and water race.

                Last edited by mudbug3; 03-24-2012, 04:08 PM.

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                • #23
                  I can't help but feel'in for all those less fortunate folks that have to get wet and muddy just to go on a trail ride.

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                  • #24
                    Yeah,, you'll see hundreds of very wet and muddy 4-wheelers at the atv mud nationals , that's for sure!

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                    • #25
                      This is my other ride.
                      Fording Kit Test 1 - YouTube

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                      • #26
                        I sure thought the argo would have done better.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by kadookid View Post
                          I sure thought the argo would have done better.
                          When your in a mud lane filled with water and you can see a high center under the water the best way to get though an area like this is to appoach from the side. I have seen Roberts Argo Bigfoot and can tell you is almost unstickable, this is one of those rare situations with high centers under a mud lane that will stick an Argo. This machine is so impressive in pure mud, every one has seen this video with Mike driving an Argo Bigfoot at River Run but this where where the Bigfoot shines!


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                          • #28
                            After closely watching this video again, you'll see a mud ridge to the right of Roberts Argo Bigfoot ,and Robert steers his Argo to the left side of it. Robert then finds out that there is another mud ridge on that side too. At the mud nationals there are so many mud holes just like this, with 1,000's of atv riding through them, that it's better to drive around them, rather than getting pulled out by an atv while the other atv's watch and laugh at you.


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                            • #29
                              Mike and I just made it home from the Mud Nationals...WOW... what a blast...this year was awesome...with a nice amount of rain almost every day and more swamp trails & mud holes than you could possibly cover in a week...we had one of the funnest times ever and saw some super cool custom stuff that would impress just about anyone...

                              Thanks so much Robert & Cathy and friends for showing us around and to David for spending some of your time with us this week and for always rembering to take a little bit of video for us all to enjoy later...thanks again and we are already looking forward to next years big event, it is definitely worth the 36 hour car ride :-)

                              Tim

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                              • #30
                                I must clarify, I DID NOT GET STUCK!!! that girl filming the situation editted the video.. she cut out the 5ft. tall can-am ( one of the badest bikes out on the trails) get pulled out and my free retreat.. I pulled into the hole and couldn't get the argo to enough water speed to slide over the high center section of that hole, nor could I twist the argo sides ways to climb up the steep walls... I backed out on my own, despite what she claimed in the video. I wasn’t too happy when I saw the video and heard the trash talk. David's right, my machine and almost all argos and maxs are bad to the bone! I can say the addition of Adair tracks have made my wife's and my machine unstoppable! We rode 5 days in some of the worst, if not the worst mud and conditions you can throw at any machine and they worked perfectly. We walked through every hole, every slew, and every thick gummy nasty mud Mud Nationals had to throw at us... UNstoppable. Tim, Mike, and David rode their machines in the same junk we did. IT’S one CRAZY trip. We had a blast with you guys, despite the late night and someone spiking my drink with something.. ha sorry about that guys.. We will be there next year putting on the same show for the quads. Everyone else nearby should start planning now! and I need to work on video taping, we just ride so much and hard.. I forget.

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