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@@outdoorian9546 if it's an unused fairlead technically you can. But if it's been used with a cable, it will scratch the rope so it's a no.

@@Showtimejones83 over a month. Your not the first that's asked that question. Apparently they have gotten really bad.

@@kcatv9556 definitely a nice area man. That stinks you guys never did find it. I got really furniture. Thanks for tuning in KC!

@@joekearney it's a good time man. Magazine is fun. Definitely better for kids. We enjoy the overlooks especially up there.

Its just too good man!!! The creek crossings were aplenty on this trail. More to come. Thanks for checking out the video and being a member!

@@RK777PL thanks! Great question. We too have had great success with Yamaha ATVs, they are proven in the industry, in fact we still run a Kodiak 700 from time to time. The reason I went Can-Am is because of durability. Josh bought one in 2020 brand new. None of us knew anything about them. Here we are almost 3k miles of hardcore abuse later and he still hasn't had a single issue or problem. He has absolutely ABUSED that machine. For that reason, I went Can-Am. Matt went Can-Am back a few years ago and has had the same results, zero problems.

I actually just bought 4 of them LOL! But I do believe you need signal to locate it, so probably wont work where we ride unfortunately.

Hey buddy thanks for tuning in! Yes disaster avoided indeed!!! Josh man, he is something else LOL! Glad to hear your healing up man. Also glad to hear you got to ride shotgun, any time on the trails is time well spent. Thanks for tuning in...

Thanks man! Glad you enjoy it. I think in time we can improve that angle!!! Thanks for tuning in!

Oh man that stinks! Well maybe next time!

That was March! Typically things start getting dry, dusty, and too hot in June. Fall is unique. I've ridden in October and it's chili enough for a coat. But I've also camped outside in late November at Macks Pines and wish I was in the air conditioning it was so hot.

@@miillersoffroad Nice, we are coming from Nebraska 3rd week of September.

@@royreinke3868 awesome! Hope you guys have a great ride. Don't be surprised if it's hot and dusty. I hope it won't be!

🤣🤣🤣 we like cheese lol! It offsets lol! Thanks for tuning in.

Josh just cold blooded I guess LOL! Yeah several downed trees in the area for sure. Thanks for tuning in KC.

We just reference the areas in general. When we ride the Mack's Pines area it doesn't necessarily mean we're riding Moccasin Gap trails or Illinois Bayou. It's the general area. If we labeled the video "Herrods Creek trail ride" most folks probably wouldn't know where in Arkansas we were riding.

Gaia. We have full tutorials in our members only area how we use it.

Are you referring to the Mount Magazine area?

@@miillersoffroad No, the area I'm referencing is along the Mulberry River near Shores Lake. It's off of Shores Lake road probably five miles from Turners Bend off 23. It's been a while since I've been down it.

@@c.s.3746 Ok I know where you're talking about now. This is not that trail. No where near it actually.

I definitely wouldn't rule out SXS's but we're pretty locked in on ATVs. It's all we've ever known and we like so many aspects about them so much better. Pros & Cons to both we realize. Maybe when we're too old to ride quads 🤣

@@miillersoffroad My wife and I have been riding atvs for a lot of years, and they definitely have their place. We typically ride together now, and the security of the cage is just a given for us. You guys look like you have a lot of fun, and that's awesome.

@@c.s.3746 man that's one of the huge perks. Having that cage and being able to ride together.

I have had it for a few months now. Man your asking me this question months later. I have no idea what model it is but i know the brand is Fly Racing. Its quite comfortable!

Only a few hotels though, and not great. Many more options in Russellville. We don't typically ride and drink on the trails, so being a dry county doesn't bother us. We grab a beer at chilli's in Russellville after a day of riding. Not an issue.

@@miillersoffroad Gotcha. Only one newer motel, the others are old.

Josh's isn't bottoming out horribly but he's definitely due for an upgrade! Please let us know how you like the Elkas, we have heard nothing but good things. Stinks you won't get them for so long but it's so dang hot right now anyways what difference does it make lol! Also interesting about the XMR, congrats on that purchase!

Hey buddy thanks for checking out the video. Yes it is such an incredible area. Great trails!!!

Not so secret? LOL! You will have to explain that one to us. We have discussed doing a members only ride but have not come up with a definite yet. We love that you are a subscriber and honored you would want to ride with us!

They are our preferred brand of skids!

​@@miillersoffroadand worth every penny

Overall the ITP terra cross tires have been a great performer. They come stock on the big Can-Am outlanders. Long tread life in that terrain and tough side walls. CST Anclas have been a great tire for us as well if you can get them in your size. Josh has Sedona Mud rebels and he's not impressed. Weak sidewall even though they're like 6 ply rated. The rubber compound is too soft, he's showing wear pretty quick.

That's a great thought, but I'm not sure I could get a magnet strong enough to secure a 36" tall pole. Not a bad idea at all though. I might need to start looking into that.

Your the second person that's asked this! Ours took at least a month or more and they were not very responsive but we did eventually get them.

Yeah we were stressing there for a minute. Thankfully we found a replacement hub and at least salvaged that day of riding. Yeah man that trail is steep! It's a good one though. Thanks for tuning in buddy

Great question. It took them at least a month or two for mine as well! But as soon as I emailed them, I got an email right back and amazingly my item was shipped out and delivered like 3 days later! Shady company, really nice products. It's a shame.

@@miillersoffroad Ive emailed and called multiple times and nothing tracking # still says not shipped

@@bryans5334 That is messed up! As soon as I emailed them, they responded. Like within 10 minutes for me, and then instantly I got a tracking number and everything.

Already released my friend! About a month ago lol

@@miillersoffroad should have known LOL

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Oh man we have a few really good friends in Heber that actually ride with us sometimes 🤣. We're just north of Jonesboro. Glad you found our channel man. Thanks for tuning in!

@@miillersoffroad very cool! Thanks for responding! Enjoy the trails!

Hey that's a great suggestion! Welcome to the members area as well. I will definitely try to mention it in our upcoming videos!

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Well we appreciate that. We walk our bikes to stay safe sometimes. Remember the trail always looks different in person. You can't really tell just how sketchy it is unless you're there with us. Most guys winch on the trails were walking our machines.

That's a great question. We have been riding these trails and have lived here our entire lives. We have never once been pulled over while riding on pavement. Depending on the age of the kids though, I would try my hardest to stay off highway 7 if your riding the moccasin gap area or highway 23 if you're in the Mill Creek area. Those are both winding 2 lane highways with fast traffic and steep drop offs, it would make me nervous to bring young ones personally. No license or street legal kits are necessary. If for some reason you are pulled over, you just have to prove that you're traveling from one legal trail to another legal trail.

@@miillersoffroad Good to know. I am a bit apprehensive about letting my teens drive on those hard roads due to the traffic and potential speeds the motorcycles and muscle cars I see out there all the time like to travel.

@@OHVLife I would feel the same. Here's the thing though, whether your wanting to ride buckhorn, magazine, Moccasin Gap, Brock Creek, or Mill Creek, you don't ever have to really touch pavement. I've done plenty of rides at all of those places and never touched pavement the entire day. The only reason we roll pavement at times is to get to the next trail faster, get back to the parking area faster, or it's just in the loop we've created.

@@miillersoffroad Thats good news then. I can only research the trail systems in Arkansas via YT channels like yours. I am planning to move out there later this summer so hopefully get to run some trails there before Fall. Although I bet Fall is the best time to ride!

@@OHVLife I like fall for the colors. I have rode in the fall and it's been great. But I have also done some riding in the fall when it's incredibly hot and dusty as well which sucks. I've camped outside in late November at macks pines and wish I had an air conditioner the humidity was so bad. But once again, fall has been great at times. Really varies year to year.

Now thats cool! I might have to look into that dude. I love Gaia, but you can never have too much mapping lol!!! Thanks for checking out the video man.