Jeepin With Judd

[aldo98229]

There’s no Judd out here in the remote Pacific Northwest.

But I’ll see if Bigfoot wants to meet me on the trail.

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[Sparty]

There’s no Judd out here in the remote Pacific Northwest.

But I’ll see if Bigfoot wants to meet me on the trail.

You don't find Bigfoot......Bigfoot finds YOU

 

[aldo98229]

You don't find Bigfoot......Bigfoot finds YOU

Good point!

 

[Buckster]

She’s my hall pass…….. I’m in……?

That would make for an interesting thread...who's got a freebie and who is it?

 

[Wabujitsu]

You guys have participation tickets or just going for tailgating, I think the tickets are sold out.

Roky, I literally bought the tickets one minute after purchasing opened on the website.

 

[Wabujitsu]

You don't find Bigfoot......Bigfoot finds YOU

With great trepidation, I will tell y’all this. I was on an episode of Finding Bigfoot on Animal Planet, for about seven minutes. Let the razzing begin! ?

 

[Blanco Willys]

New trail added and a teeter totter. Should be a good event .

 

[Terminex]

There’s no Judd out here in the remote Pacific Northwest.

But I’ll see if Bigfoot wants to meet me on the trail.

Everyone knows there is no such thing as bigfoot.

it was just a prank against a yeti who fell asleep early at a party. The other yeti died his fur and dropped him off in a forest down south. (pacific NW is south for the arctic yeti)

 

[Blanco Willys]

JWJ is upon us. I’ll be out there Saturday morning hope everyone going have a great time. Be safe.

 

[Blanco Willys]

Got to test out the sliders. They held up great.

 

[Wabujitsu]

Got to test out the sliders. They held up great.

Some folks are surprised their first time at JWJ when they almost flip over on some of the trails, and rock sliders are actually necessary and save you and your Jeep from damage.

I’m tired of wheelers out west making fun of the JWJ trails, saying they are pathetically easy. Always, it’s someone who has never driven the trails. Even if it is easy by their standards, they need to shut the hell up and realize we don’t have many opportunities to off-road down here.

My wife and I had a really great time at JWJ, last year and this year! This year we did all three weekends, and I got to see some friends I hadn‘t seen in quite some time. The pucker factor was increased on some of the trails, such as Hog Root.

I’m working on editing some videos to post.

 

[Blanco Willys]

Some folks are surprised their first time at JWJ when they almost flip over on some of the trails, and rock sliders are actually necessary and save you and your Jeep from damage.

I’m tired of wheelers out west making fun of the JWJ trails, saying they are pathetically easy. Always, it’s someone who has never driven the trails. Even if it is easy by their standards, they need to shut the hell up and realize we don’t have many opportunities to off-road down here.

My wife and I had a really great time at JWJ, last year and this year! This year we did all three weekends, and I got to see some friends I hadn‘t seen in quite some time. The pucker factor was increased on some of the trails, such as Hog Root.

I’m working on editing some videos to post.

It’s funny because central Florida is full of phosphate pits/hills or should I say Florida mountains. They make for good wheeling places.

 

[Wabujitsu]

It’s funny because central Florida is full of phosphate pits/hills or should I say Florida mountains. They make for good wheeling places.

Absolutely! I would like to see some of those judgmental, arrogant folks on those hills and in those pits, and watch their attitudes change.

The guy who broke his axle shaft this weekend wasn’t denigrating the trails, nor were the folks who lost fenders on The Pines trail, nor were the plethora of other folks who sustained trail damage at the event this weekend.

 

[dragoneggs]

I’m working on editing some videos to post.

please do!

 

[Wabujitsu]

please do!

Mark, just know they are NOT Bigfoot videos! ?

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