As always but even more so on this trail, the video doesn’t do it justice! It was hard enough just making it through that first section without destroying our rigs and it literally goes on farther than you can see. Great job Hollie!
I would like to share this post with several different (related) bloggers as it pertains to all of them. First your productions are much more entertaining and interesting than anything on network TV. You offer REAL content, not staged bull crap like ALL the others (TV shows). You promote great family values and set a fine example for others to follow. You help others in need and share valuable information with us. You invite us into your lives and show us things we would never see or experience. So, THANK YOU all for what you do, it is appreciated.
Was good to wheel with you again. Great challenging trail the rocks are massive video does no justice. Definitely a spotter dependant trail for sure.✌️✌️
you know the trail is gonna have crazy spots when everyone has noodle guards engaged. 😊 well done to everyone who to a shot and either broke or made it out. huge shout out to Holly and Walter for taking people on there wonderful trips and adventures
This was by far the Gnarliest trail Even!! I think everyone there had a great time surrounded by fellow. Enthusiasts. Though u had to get out early, live to drive another day. Video was great watching different rigs maneuvering up those Big Azz rocks! We’ll catch you again. When Mischief Maker is well! 🤙😎
Many more trails like that, and Robbie is not going to be happy about that new paint ! Glad you got off it, if you know you have bad parts. Stay safe, and thanks for sharing these trails.
Holy mackerel !! Those are some ROCKS!!! Guess my F-150 would not be the thing to drive there!! LOL!! I had no idea there was anything like that back east.
I love your helmet and that you ride with a mouth guard even more. I've wished for one a time or two. 🤦🤷♂️ And east coast slate or shale is a crumbley grumpy stone.
Yes, those shale boulders will probably need to be replaced from time to time. That shale is very crumbly. I used that stuff on part of the dirt road/driveway, and it eventually turned to dust. Take care Hollie & Walter.😊👍
I give you a big 👍 up for trying first part. Not like Lite Brite Nation, Kevin chicken out didn't try at all... lol its all fun and games. Hollie you made Robby proud. Looks like you need back staring on those big rocks.
Next time, Holly! I can't agree more with how awesome the Ultimate Off-Road Field Trip was! It was awesome to get to met you and everyone else and spend some time on the trails with all of you.
Very mature decision Walter. Miss Hollie please be kind and Thank that young man of yours, whether it's you or Mischief Maker at risk I understand where he comes from. He just loves you more then all of us combined. I didn't catch the other young Ladies name but it's obvious she cannot do deodorant commercials, she was cooler than a cucumber. I have never been one to hold Ladies back especially being a Dad to daughters that live for the outdoors and motorcycles. You all are in my prayers Hoka Hey
Gnarly trail!!!! I totally 100% feel you on the mood missing out on wheeling with your friends haha, but for me it’s because Haunter is a baby. Looks like you guys had a blast & I know MM was all fixed up to wheel another day! 😁🤘🏻
Woah, that was rough. I give you Mad Props for even STARTING that trail Hollie! I know you were disappointed not to do it all but better to not damage MM when it is not 100% and you have a taste of what is to come. Good on Walter for looking out for you and glad you are better too. You have fun where and while you can but be careful, and God Bless.
Mammoth is no joke. Yes, there is allot of shale that can break. But another point worth mentioning is THE ROCKS 🪨 CAN MOVE. I’ve heard multiple stories of people driving over a rock, and having it shift on them only to fall back into a hole.
WTH! What did they do just get off the crazy train with evil minds to create Mammoth? This is the craziest boulder trail . Once again HOLLIE & WALTER a fantastic MISCHIEF MAKER video that you can't just watch once. Prayers are always with you both
That was awesome to see the MisChief Maker on the new trail. Surprised me to see a Jeep on it after a couple days before the red Jeep with a Hemi said you needed rear steer to do it and they skipped it. Great job.
It’s definitely doable with a drag axle rig. Just gotta be patient and have a great spotter. Marvin and Chuck got pretty far into the second section and it absolutely gets worse further ahead, but still nothing that is exclusively Rear steer IMO!
Our group didn’t even get to the larger rock section (we started around 1PM and had to wrap up around 3). 12 rigs did the first section, 4 bailed after that and 4 of the remaining 8 broke after getting through the second section. This is not a place for small tires and full bodied vehicles. I’d pay good money to see
Good video, I like that you can know when to say when, scrap ego stuff an just work your way through what you can do. Walter spotting was great ,sitting position gave him the best view of the rocks an MM,well done to the both of you.
Just watched your video on the giveaway jeep at your Pennsylvania location, I was born and raised in a little town in north east Pa. . We are called the Keystone state, I've always believed it should be called the Pothole state ! BTW, love your channel !!
Great video, Hollie! You and Walter do the funnest stuff! Unfortunately, my budget has demanded that I spend less seat time this year, so, I`ll be vicariously wheeling with you guys! But the farm work is all mine...um, yeah, I mean YEAH
You and Walter be careful out there & nice moves on those rocks! I've been shooting motocross groups recently and my mouth is just watering at all the great shots during those trails!
You definitely need a really good spotter by the looks of that trail. Knowing yours & the vehicles limits is the most important before tackling that course.
Totally. A good spotter who remembers to spot both axles is key. This is not the kind of trail where you can just worry about where the front tires are! 🤣
Looks like a good time! I hope you had a blast even though mischief maker needed a few parts replaced! Awesome video! 👍👍 oh and that place isn’t far from my location either.. 😉✌️
Now those are some big boulders! I didn't think Mother Nature put them there! Really takes some good driving to get through them! What did you need to fix on Mischief Maker?
I think MM and I would have done really well on the trail IF the rig was at 100% - heading out into the dually and bus-sized boulder with anything less than that would have been a bit irresponsible 😅 - so he was right in the end. It’s not worth breaking something major (at the beginning of the season) when some other fixes are right around the corner.
Holly, this is your nitch or spot on UA-cam ... go to places that Matt, Rory , Casey and Robbie talk about as really TOUGH !... you got a friggin Commander all set up Girl , you got it !
I soooo badly want Todo this!! I do it with my rcs but want to do it in 1:1... time to start building lol another great vid! stay safe and keep it on the wheels@
After review an talk about this trail by my home boys an others ,we are voicing our opinion. This is not a trail but an obstacle course,COMEON MAN ,difficult to understand why the design is not friendly. We like to be challenged ,but this is to much an not friendly. The other trails there nice an difficult yet enjoyable .No comparison with MOAB. Thanks for listening ,looking forward to your next adventures.
Britney and Kevin (Lite Brite) did a video of that the other day. They both agreed that they would not put the Stepchild on there plus Britney said (and I agree) that you really would need 4 wheel steering to beat that trail!
I disagree about having rear steer. It might take a while, but I didn’t see anything that made me think a drag axle rig couldn’t complete the trail. You’d definitely need more than a day for the last section though. Marvin made excellent progress and so did Chuck Converse (until he lost a stub shaft).
Awesome video Hollie thank you ,, yea i would need a dump truck full of 5 gallon buckets just to get to the beginning of the trail to carry zippy off with 😂😂😂
The first part of this video is simply insane. No way absolutely no way would I put my vehicle out there in a long bed of rocks were no vehicle belongs…. 0:40
That tire isn’t gripping, slippage, curious if there’s a recommendation for tires. I personally like Michelin and BF Goodrich. Plus tires I don’t know much about. Love watching the machines and human work to get through these obstacles. I’d pay money to take a seat and ride a long. 😊
Hard to recommend a tire without some knowing a few things first…What type of rig? Dedicated trail rig? Daily driver, commuter and weekend warrior? What type of terrain?
That looks like one heck of a trail! I'm not sure if I would have been able to resist continuing and breaking my Jeep just to see how far I could get. I'm sorry that you were only able to do the first part. :(
Good question, Dean. It’s more about starting point and being realistic IMO. You would never build a rocket out of an ice cream truck. Heavily modified Jeeps can do amazing things, but at the end of the day they are still super heavy production vehicles attempting to do buggy things. In my view, any upgrade that improves the capability of the Jeep is worthwhile EXCEPT when the vehicle itself limits the impact of the modification. Rear steer is amazing on a purpose build tube chassis, and the scorpion crawler is a great example. The rear of the vehicle is narrowed to allow proper steering angles (especially during articulation). And even then, it’s way more practical to build an actual buggy than it is to try and make a Wrangler perform to that level. Plus I still like that my jeep is a jeep. 😊🤘🏻
@@MischiefMakerTV yeah I was meaning to do what you've been doing not to actually do buggy trails, way too heavy for that but mischief-maker is awesome looking Jeep....
As always but even more so on this trail, the video doesn’t do it justice! It was hard enough just making it through that first section without destroying our rigs and it literally goes on farther than you can see. Great job Hollie!
Thank you guys… really looking forward to seeing your video 🤟🏻🤟🏻
I would like to share this post with several different (related) bloggers as it pertains to all of them. First your productions are much more entertaining and interesting than anything on network TV. You offer REAL content, not staged bull crap like ALL the others (TV shows). You promote great family values and set a fine example for others to follow. You help others in need and share valuable information with us. You invite us into your lives and show us things we would never see or experience. So, THANK YOU all for what you do, it is appreciated.
Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind words and know everyone else does also
it truly no joke, while you were starting out on the trail I was well into snapping my axle shaft.
🤣🤣
Hey you did great though! That trail was rough. I have MOST of your run, but of course not the snap :(
Was good to wheel with you again. Great challenging trail the rocks are massive video does no justice. Definitely a spotter dependant trail for sure.✌️✌️
you know the trail is gonna have crazy spots when everyone has noodle guards engaged. 😊
well done to everyone who to a shot and either broke or made it out. huge shout out to Holly and Walter for taking people on there wonderful trips and adventures
Every view should be followed by a comment and/or like to help Holly continue making these cool off road videos.
Thank you my lovely. Appreciate that 🙏🏻
I just click like as soon as the video starts for certain channels including this one
Amazing footage!! Thank you sooo much for the shout out Holly!! I’m stoked! You da best!! Can’t wait to get my MM gear!!
I just subbed your channel, better get some vids up. That buggy looks great.
That looks like a lot of fun and would love to see the wrecker that Matt's building on the rocks
E TICKET.........
And watching you traversing that stretch..........
Suppressed anxieties !
But what a show of skills !
👀 🥺 👍🏻
This was by far the Gnarliest trail Even!! I think everyone there had a great time surrounded by fellow. Enthusiasts. Though u had to get out early, live to drive another day. Video was great watching different rigs maneuvering up those Big Azz rocks! We’ll catch you again. When Mischief Maker is well! 🤙😎
I wonder how Matt’s heavy wrecker would do there? Nice job Hollie. Make your repairs and tackle it when Mischief Maker is 100%.
that was a hard trail, ill come back with hydro assist
It's a whole lot easier in a helicopter🚁🚙🚙
Many more trails like that, and Robbie is not going to be happy about that new paint !
Glad you got off it, if you know you have bad parts. Stay safe, and thanks for sharing these trails.
Holy mackerel !! Those are some ROCKS!!! Guess my F-150 would not be the thing to drive there!! LOL!! I had no idea there was anything like that back east.
I love your helmet and that you ride with a mouth guard even more. I've wished for one a time or two. 🤦🤷♂️ And east coast slate or shale is a crumbley grumpy stone.
Day-um!! That was insane!! Discretion is the better part of valor!! She who smiles and drives away, will be back to wheel another day!! 👍🙂👍
That is a crazy trail with huge holes between the boulders!!!
Yes, those shale boulders will probably need to be replaced from time to time. That shale is very crumbly. I used that stuff on part of the dirt road/driveway, and it eventually turned to dust. Take care Hollie & Walter.😊👍
You gotta get M.M. back on that trail someday . Thx for the vid. - Ken
Looks awesome Hollie!!! Definitely a bummer when you can’t play on the rock but it looks like you still had a great time!!
!? I had no idea this was in MY BACKYARD! Awesome! I guess I better watch more closely!
Very good go at the beginning of mammoth, even Kevin at LiteBrite said nope in the stepchild.
I give you a big 👍 up for trying first part. Not like Lite Brite Nation, Kevin chicken out didn't try at all... lol its all fun and games. Hollie you made Robby proud. Looks like you need back staring on those big rocks.
Looks like a great way to take a drive line out also. Can't believe anyone would drive there right on that.
Next time, Holly! I can't agree more with how awesome the Ultimate Off-Road Field Trip was! It was awesome to get to met you and everyone else and spend some time on the trails with all of you.
So awesome you enjoyed 🤟🏻
Looking like an awesome trail and fun time with friends. Thanks for the video!
Looks like a little challenging, glad your all having a great time, all the best to yous and your loved ones
Very mature decision Walter. Miss Hollie please be kind and Thank that young man of yours, whether it's you or Mischief Maker at risk I understand where he comes from. He just loves you more then all of us combined.
I didn't catch the other young Ladies name but it's obvious she cannot do deodorant commercials, she was cooler than a cucumber. I have never been one to hold Ladies back especially being a Dad to daughters that live for the outdoors and motorcycles.
You all are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
We're planning a new build just to play on this trail now that it's open and we've had the chance to see it. :)
Gnarly trail!!!! I totally 100% feel you on the mood missing out on wheeling with your friends haha, but for me it’s because Haunter is a baby. Looks like you guys had a blast & I know MM was all fixed up to wheel another day! 😁🤘🏻
Hey girl I hope that you and Walter are doing great and I think that you should think about a buggy so your jeep won't ruin the paint.
We use to ride these a lot in WV on old strip mines that are being reclaimed.
All I can say is......Daaaamn! That trail looks brutal! Look forward to the next vid and in learning about what went wrong with the Chief today.
That looks like one heck of a trail thanks for sharing your adventures 👍👍
Woah, that was rough. I give you Mad Props for even STARTING that trail Hollie! I know you were disappointed not to do it all but better to not damage MM when it is not 100% and you have a taste of what is to come. Good on Walter for looking out for you and glad you are better too. You have fun where and while you can but be careful, and God Bless.
That looks crazy. You definitely have to have a buggy with rear wheel steering to negotiate that KRAKEN of a trail!!!
Holly you did awesome job spotting.
Mammoth is no joke. Yes, there is allot of shale that can break. But another point worth mentioning is THE ROCKS 🪨 CAN MOVE. I’ve heard multiple stories of people driving over a rock, and having it shift on them only to fall back into a hole.
If you ever come up to SD you need to go with Colt on the fruity pebbles rock slide
WTH! What did they do just get off the crazy train with evil minds to create Mammoth? This is the craziest boulder trail . Once again HOLLIE & WALTER a fantastic MISCHIEF MAKER video that you can't just watch once. Prayers are always with you both
thats a cool rock trail , , stay safe Hollie
Back up and running, keep goin. See ya next year:)
Hi
Hey girl I miss you so much
You too
So excited for the gift from hollie
Me too
Seems like for a better ride Mischief Maker needs a Hollie Dominator.
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Sorry, I could not resist... 😁😁😊😊✌✌
That was awesome to see the MisChief Maker on the new trail. Surprised me to see a Jeep on it after a couple days before the red Jeep with a Hemi said you needed rear steer to do it and they skipped it. Great job.
It’s definitely doable with a drag axle rig. Just gotta be patient and have a great spotter. Marvin and Chuck got pretty far into the second section and it absolutely gets worse further ahead, but still nothing that is exclusively Rear steer IMO!
Hello Hollie and Walter , thumbs UP!
Wow,thanks for having us along,i noticed Matt and the rest didnt follow you there,Thumbs up,stay hydrated
We will cross paths with the MORR crew this Summer, but not many folks can stay on the road for 4 months at a time like we do.
@@MischiefMakerTV are you gonna visit BSF Recovery along your journey?
U should come to canada to offroad its a whole lot different tho we got mud rocks water and even sometimes snow on trails 😋
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
Even had I the vehicle to do this I don't think I would do this one. It's really a tough one.
Pretty rough trail Holly but looks like fun.
that trail is no joke. WOW that is definitely on my bucket list
it desnt look like anything Rory and Trailmater couldnt handle.in fact Rory would probably do it backwards just for fun!!!.thanks for sharing.
Our group didn’t even get to the larger rock section (we started around 1PM and had to wrap up around 3). 12 rigs did the first section, 4 bailed after that and 4 of the remaining 8 broke after getting through the second section. This is not a place for small tires and full bodied vehicles. I’d pay good money to see
Good video, I like that you can know when to say when, scrap ego stuff an just work your way through what you can do. Walter spotting was great ,sitting position gave him the best view of the rocks an MM,well done to the both of you.
That looks like a Colt from Bleeping Jeep challenge.
That is bleepin Colt
robbies beautiful paint job needs a touch up
Giant holes Helps a lot to have rear steer
Just watched your video on the giveaway jeep at your Pennsylvania location, I was born and raised in a little town in north east Pa. . We are called the Keystone state, I've always believed it should be called the Pothole state ! BTW, love your channel !!
Great video, Hollie! You and Walter do the funnest stuff! Unfortunately, my budget has demanded that I spend less seat time this year, so, I`ll be vicariously wheeling with you guys! But the farm work is all mine...um, yeah, I mean YEAH
you sould make a trip to ontario canada there a lot of natural trails like that
Nice!! I want to do it because it's massive rock garden
You 2 make an excellent wheelen team
You and Walter be careful out there & nice moves on those rocks! I've been shooting motocross groups recently and my mouth is just watering at all the great shots during those trails!
You definitely need a really good spotter by the looks of that trail. Knowing yours & the vehicles limits is the most important before tackling that course.
Totally. A good spotter who remembers to spot both axles is key. This is not the kind of trail where you can just worry about where the front tires are! 🤣
Yaw get to Tennessee give me a yell. I'd love to come watch
Looks like a good time! I hope you had a blast even though mischief maker needed a few parts replaced! Awesome video! 👍👍 oh and that place isn’t far from my location either.. 😉✌️
Wife never wants to admit when hubby is right. 🤣 That trail looks awesome. I would give it a try in the sammy. 👍🤣
Soooo true! 😝
Whew that looks fun! Seat time is everything! But yeah that trail is no joke!
I'd like to see WhistlingDiesel take Monster Max on that crazy trail.
The rocks will be reduced to sand before MM2 is ready if it ever gets done.
Now those are some big boulders! I didn't think Mother Nature put them there! Really takes some good driving to get through them! What did you need to fix on Mischief Maker?
Lots of lingering little things! I lost a steering box bolt before the weekend even started, etc…
LoL I would have felt bad for you when you have to come off the trail. But you were so cute with the pouty face. Next time you'll show them what up.
Hollie - You are unstoppable! I bet Walter knows that!
I think MM and I would have done really well on the trail IF the rig was at 100% - heading out into the dually and bus-sized boulder with anything less than that would have been a bit irresponsible 😅 - so he was right in the end. It’s not worth breaking something major (at the beginning of the season) when some other fixes are right around the corner.
I can almost hear my power steering pump explode simultaneously with my axle shafts. Holy moly! Only serious rigs need apply on this thing!
Holly, this is your nitch or spot on UA-cam ... go to places that Matt, Rory , Casey and Robbie talk about as really TOUGH !... you got a friggin Commander all set up Girl , you got it !
Great spotting at 4:25, Holly!
Thanks Paul….. I love spotting but at the same time I never want to do it because if something goes wrong….. I feel like it’s 100% my fault lol
I soooo badly want Todo this!! I do it with my rcs but want to do it in 1:1... time to start building lol another great vid! stay safe and keep it on the wheels@
Holly & WALter, where were you in PA..
Gnarly looking rock trail
Wow! That trail is brutal! Would the larger wheels on the giveaway Jeep have helped? One can appreciate skid plates on the crawl! Way to go Hollie!
MM and the Tread Lightly Jeep have the same tire size and both have 20” beadlock wheels. The only difference is the backspace.
Craziness! Amazing course and driving!
Are you going to the ultimate 4x4 field trip in Mason TX?
Yup, I’ll be there! 😀🙌🏻
Hey hollie have you been to the badlands offroad park here in Attica Indiana yet ???
Great video and keep up the good work God bless
After review an talk about this trail by my home boys an others ,we are voicing our opinion. This is not a trail but an obstacle course,COMEON MAN ,difficult to understand why the design is not friendly. We like to be challenged ,but this is to much an not friendly. The other trails there nice an difficult yet enjoyable .No comparison with MOAB. Thanks for listening ,looking forward to your next adventures.
Britney and Kevin (Lite Brite) did a video of that the other day. They both agreed that they would not put the Stepchild on there plus Britney said (and I agree) that you really would need 4 wheel steering to beat that trail!
I disagree about having rear steer. It might take a while, but I didn’t see anything that made me think a drag axle rig couldn’t complete the trail. You’d definitely need more than a day for the last section though. Marvin made excellent progress and so did Chuck Converse (until he lost a stub shaft).
Thank you for another entertaining video.
Happy Gilmore ran that entire trail in a stock Subaru not more than an hour ago. 😉
that trail is a savage trail! swallows Honda civics whole I bet. awesome job Hollie!
Awesome video Hollie thank you ,, yea i would need a dump truck full of 5 gallon buckets just to get to the beginning of the trail to carry zippy off with 😂😂😂
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The first part of this video is simply insane. No way absolutely no way would I put my vehicle out there in a long bed of rocks were no vehicle belongs…. 0:40
Thats some big rocks
Where is this located
Wow very intense trail
That tire isn’t gripping, slippage, curious if there’s a recommendation for tires. I personally like Michelin and BF Goodrich. Plus tires I don’t know much about. Love watching the machines and human work to get through these obstacles. I’d pay money to take a seat and ride a long. 😊
Hard to recommend a tire without some knowing a few things first…What type of rig? Dedicated trail rig? Daily driver, commuter and weekend warrior? What type of terrain?
@@MischiefMakerTV wow!! Those are great questions. Definitely consider them the next time I buy tires. Thank you.
Tell Walter not to be sitting down on the job lol. Jeep looked good climbing over them rocks.
That looks like one heck of a trail! I'm not sure if I would have been able to resist continuing and breaking my Jeep just to see how far I could get. I'm sorry that you were only able to do the first part. :(
We’ll be back. I really enjoy the surrounding area. Very beautiful/peaceful and the locals are lovely! 🥰
Holly why don't you put rear steer on Mischief maker, it would be awesome
Good question, Dean. It’s more about starting point and being realistic IMO. You would never build a rocket out of an ice cream truck. Heavily modified Jeeps can do amazing things, but at the end of the day they are still super heavy production vehicles attempting to do buggy things. In my view, any upgrade that improves the capability of the Jeep is worthwhile EXCEPT when the vehicle itself limits the impact of the modification. Rear steer is amazing on a purpose build tube chassis, and the scorpion crawler is a great example. The rear of the vehicle is narrowed to allow proper steering angles (especially during articulation). And even then, it’s way more practical to build an actual buggy than it is to try and make a Wrangler perform to that level. Plus I still like that my jeep is a jeep. 😊🤘🏻
@@MischiefMakerTV yeah I was meaning to do what you've been doing not to actually do buggy trails, way too heavy for that but mischief-maker is awesome looking Jeep....
Good Lord...I don't even think my lifted 1979 CJ7 Renegade could master those rocks lol.
i just cant lol hate bumps in a car love to watch but this just looks painful
ok that trail was totally insane!
Thumbs up to the guy that built the cores