Love Rudy’s perfect comic timing when he realizes he’s talked himself into a corner with “distant” and then bravely continuing with “in the… distance.”
I love it that the old fellow is out doing what he loves. He wasn't really stuck, as Lizzie was able to drive him out with some instructions from Matt, but he's out there, in spite of his shaky condition.
He should get a friend to go riding with him for safety, but yep, get out and enjoy it. It's why I got a motorcycle at age 71 to ride after giving it up in the early 90's. Stay well and stay safe everyone.
I finally got to use my Yankum rope which I've had for about a year! It was fun because I knew exactly how use it after watching Matt do it a few thousand times. A little Ford 2-wheel truck drive got stuck in deep sand in a wash at the Ding and Dang trailhead by Goblin Valley. They had been digging and putting rocks under the wheels and were going nowhere. Popped them right out, and they were very impressed with the rope which I got because of Matt. Thanks Matt!
That's close to where I once saw a F150 with a lot of damage from a failed "snatch-um" strap failure. If you follow the road by little wild horse canyon south you have a river crossing prior to factory Butte. A guy decided to play in the river, buried it to the top of the rocker panels in the mud upstream of the crossing area. They hooked two 30 straps together to make a 60ft and to the back of another truck somewhere underneath since there wasn't a hitch on the truck. The strap broke/cut on the back of the pulling truck and blew back through the F150 front grill hollowing out the radiator and destroying the fan. There is a ton of stored energy in those straps/ropes when they are stretched. I have no idea how the finally got the truck out of the river.
@@jeffking6672 I know that crossing over The Muddy River. I'm not surprised they got stuck. Walking around in that river you'll sink in over your ankles pretty easily here and there. What a disaster for the truck!
Lots of lessons learned in this one: -I'm going to have to stop buttering my bacon in a few years -Wear your seatbelt to go faster -Doctor says we need a side-by-side -Watch out for cactus
That is why you newer here's God's name used for granted on this blog. I need just a little teeny bit of pepper for our lovely lissy girl, just a little bit. Love jou all, Cheers Cape Town.
Hello from Scotland . Just stopping by to say how much I have been enjoying your channel since i discovered it. You are in a distant land that I have never been to but it’s great to enjoy both your recovery techniques and the landscape in which you operate. Best wishes to all the recovery team 👍
my dad's doc pretty much said the same for my dad after his heart attack. Wasn't expecting him to last 3 years and now here we are 10 years later and dad is in his 70's and going strong.
I love the outdoors. I have always told my wife that if something happens to me and I die in the woods, in a field, on a mountain....I died happy and exactly where I wanted to be. Prayers for the last guy and good for him for getting after it!!!
This is one of the best things on youtube... Matt's seriously understated confidence (we'll see if we can get'em out...) A great cast of supporting characters...his kids, the dogs, Trevor and crew, Jayme. And of course Lizzy and Ed Always entertaining, and, well, they always get'em out...
You never hear Matt swear. Rudy isn't littered in childish tattoos. Lizzie doesn't parade around half naked. It's very refreshing to see good, moral people are still in existence.
Predictive spelling someitmes makes things unpredictive or even unproductive. I'm fairly certain you meant 'I am FOND' rather than 'FOUND'. Good use of terms though. Keep it up!
" I bought a four wheeler now I can go anywhere!" Sure you can but you might not get back. Wow has 4-wheeling changed with the advent of the cell phone. We were a lot more careful not to put ourselves into situations where getting help required many miles of walking. Really enjoying Matt's channel and seeing these rescues.
Wait until the maladies begin then you will understand. I'm there and it is educational plus your risk level assessment changes dramatically. Thanks Matt for you understanding. Enjoy life while you can.
@@craighearn747 sorry, never thought of trying that with limited mobility and health. Probably couldn't have pushed the machines limits safely for him.
@@jamescole6846 I think he couldn't do what Matt and Lizzie did. It took two people to nudge it out. One in the drivers seat and one outside. Since that guy was by himself he couldn't do both.
Considering the fact that he's using an electric winch which has a 5% duty cycle, I'm surprised that it works for his needs. Being able to winch for 45 seconds and then having to wait 14.25 minutes before being able to use it again just seems a bit useless to me. Especially since that winch only has a line pull speed of 4.7 fpm at full load on the first layer of rope. That means only 3.525 ft in that 45 seconds. With a hydraulic winch, you can operate it all day long since it has a 100% duty cycle. That's why I went with a MileMarker hydraulic winch on my XJ. Unfortunately though, the idiot kiddie engineers at Jeep decided to use an electric hydraulic pump for the steering on the JL and I can't put my old winch on my new JL.
@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire funny my Smittybilt runs for longer than that and hasn't let me down yet but I generally don't get to the point I need to run a winch for hours at a time to get out but you do you.
@@Baddecisionsjkur -- I'm going by the published specs on the HF Apex winch... I haven't looked up the Smittybilt specs... Around here, if you're stuck, it's probably mud and it might look like perfectly solid ground until you drive on it and quickly find that you are stuck up to the top of your tires... That can take quite a bit of winching to get out of, especially if you are solo... The longest that I ever used the winch was after a hurricane when it knocked down a very old live oak on my property across the road... I first tried just pulling it when my wheels blocked, but I just pulled the Jeep over the blocks... I ended up having to chain my Jeep to another tree and pull the down tree that way... I was pulling nearly all day and after I got through, I had enough firewood easily for the next 20 years (it doesn't get cold enough to need a fire around there, so it was probably enough for the next *100* years)... :)
Addicted to the channel. Here's why I watch: 25% - to see the Banana or Morvair absolutely kill it where others could not tread 25% - to see the rescue itself, learning from the mistakes of others (your rental Mazda 3 will not do sand...) 15% - the scenery. Lived in Southern Utah for a year and it's amazing (add: the camera work) 15% - the personalities - pure laid back Utah, "We'll get 'em out" 10% - to see what kind of junk they will eat on their way to the desert 10% - to hear the story of how the "customer" got stuck in the first place
Sorry bro, it was a 3 month affair for me, moved to a free state in the us away from the crazy ca lockdown Seeing what others are subjected to this far along this is sad and hard to believe
LIZZY, what happened to the "Howdy Howdy let's get ROWDY" I love when you say that, or use to.. hey Trevor, that's gotta hurt getting stabbed with cactus needles... Matt, thanks for making us part of the team....
I love y’all! You are fun and funny. Great to see Jamie out there. One of my favorite videos is the one where you take the wrong trail pulling the trailer with a razor on it, and Jamie follows you out. Priceless! When I tag along with you all, It makes my day.
I am watching this video tonight from Manitoba,Canada on November 11 and was helping out a friend deliver one of his pickup trucks to a local garage in the first blizzard of the year,slippery as hell and almost zero visibility! Let the good times roll once again, and stay safe and warm!!
Best show out here. Can’t stress it enough. Absolutely no drama and no drama or staged stuff for views. Don’t need it. And some relaxing music to go along with it
Cholla cactus - it hardly gets any worse. I have often suggested we don't need a border fence with Mexico; we only have to plant cholla in a swath along the border and intersperse enough boulders to keep people from dragging chains across it. If somebody does drag chains, each piece of the cactus will take root and grow into a new cactus in a few weeks. It is the Devil's lawn.
@@flagmichael Oh, such a delicious idea. Yeah, Cholla cactus is the worst. My mom met a Cholla the first time she visited my brother in Arizona. He took to a national park and neglected to point out the cactus lone the path they were hiking and then launched into an lengthy sermon about how one should avoid them when my mom got one embedded in the side of her ankle when she brushed against one ...... damned thing penetrated her heavy denim jeans and still nailed her ...... so, that was a trip to a doctor office to get them out cuz they went in deep.
Cholla is so sharp it doesn’t really hurt that badly. But I have run into them unawares (like poor Trevor) and could not pull the spines out by hand: needed pliers to yank them! Don’t believe me? Lucky you!
This has to be one of the most relaxing shows on TH-cam. Fab Rats as well. Since I can’t off-road anymore, ( I am a care provider for my disabled family members) It’s nice to put this show on the TV, pop a cold one, and unwind from long days and nights. Take care and keep up the good work
Good morning Jillian , your have done really good lately and have not used your Matts Off Road discount card to be pulled out LOL ... I hope that you are doing well Jillian .
"Rudy toots", that's an origins story we're dieing to hear. It's always momma that lets those little things slip in public that embarrass the kids, lol.
Guy buys a chevy 4x4 factory made distressed look hat and he's going off road with the crummist tire money can buy I'm so impressed 👏👌 but guys like that keep Matt in business
Wow, the dedication of your employees. Amazing! Lizzy goes for a swim every now and then, Trevor cuddles with a cactus. They really love their job! 🙂😉😅 Thumbs up, as usual!
Everytime I see Eric I start laughing. When he was "forced" to sit in the rat urine soaked Suzuki and steer it out and all the time he was complaining about the situation. An Oscar moment. Well done again Matt. Look forward to all the video's. Oh, here in Georgia, we call it gas (and our gas is a lot cheaper than your gas).
Hey Matt?Jamie....love the channel. Ever thought of getting walkie talkies when doing rescues? Then Matt doesn't have to shout and save his Karaoke voice? Even if you guys are doing a convoy or hitting the trails as a group. Just an idea.
Props to that “good old boy”,.. gets his rig stuck, gets wet to hook it up, plays an instrumental part in getting it “unstuck”, and then sends the crew on their way so he can have more adventures. (Old glory flying’ was definitely cool too)
“Do these trucks think they’re boats?” Lol if I got stuck I’d never, ever agree to be filmed so that my stupidity could be immortalized on TH-cam. By the way, I’ve done waaaayy dumber stuff than this. I honestly can’t believe I’m alive.
You cannot stop anyone from filming. This is public property. the only way you "might" stop is to start using extreme profanity and show your privates, and THAT can all be edited
I am currently living with my third Malinois. None of them has exhibited the slightest aggression toward strangers. All of my animals were spayed or neutered as soon as they were old enough, which is the correct thing to do. Perhaps the animal in this video was unaltered. It is irresponsible to allow an unrestrained animal to roam among people who do not know your dog.
I haven't seen many Simpson episodes, but that one was one of them. One of my favorite lines. Next to just about anything that comes out of Ralph's mouth.
“Rudy-Toots” ? Not sure if I heard that correctly 😂 The only bacon in Matt’s life will have to be when he “brings home the bacon” Unbuttered bacon 😂❤️🐞
Mi hermano Español, yo vivo en la frontera con USA y por lo menos son 18 horas de carretera para llegar a Hurricane, Utah. Lo mas divertido, es que aca en el continente Americano nos dejan modificar sin problema los autos, no tenemos esas incomodas revisiones anuales que no los dejan en Europa ser felices con las modificaciones.
La ITV es una maldita, tenia un buen amigo en Murcia y compartíamos mucho por que ambos teniamos suzuki samurai y le enviaba fotos de las modificaciones, el me comentaba de todas las cosas por las que no pasaría la ITV jajajajaja
Love you guys - Matt & family & friends....the way you do what you let us participate - its so cool, thanks a lot ! God bless 'n protect you all ! Greetings from switzerland
i definitely think this channel would be worthy of whistlin diesel’s “good content gang” i’ve watched every video you’ve put out since i found you guys months ago and many more from before. this is easily one of my favourite channels at the moment.
Matt you have amazing team of individuals that support you in your recovery business. Special your wife Jamie and your extraordinary helper Liz. Keep those videos combing especially with the P9laris RZR’s.
We used to see Eric periodically. It's been a bit. The nugget was the first in a long time. I think some people don't like the towing videos. Me, I like them all.
@@trubass75 I’m glad it wasn’t his last! It was clear that Suzuki was not a comfy trip! I believe Eric does more of the Winder towing side and Matt just pulls him into MORR missions as needed.
@@trubass75 I was sad to see the nugget go in the water me get damaged. I really think that with that utility ATV they had there pulling and 2 or 3 guys pushing could have got it through the terrain that they felt would have been too difficult to use the banana on. 3 teenagers were able to lift the back end of it at Paul’s shop after all!
Oddly enough, I have eaten subway every day for lunch for over a year and I try to watch your videos while I’m eating. Seeing you at subway is a supportive sight 😂
Trevor, I feel your pain, we have a ton of those cactus where I live and I have gotten attacked by them more times than I care to remember, I once brushed one while landing my paraglider and ended up with a 1" spine buried so deep in my leg only 1/8" was poking out, the thing was so deep it was actually in my thigh muscle, so it wiggled everything I moved my leg, had to pull it out with pliers...
"Distant storms... in the distance." That's our Rudy-Toots!
But what is "in the distance" in metric?
you caught that too. ha
@@MrTwostring in the kilometric distance ;)
Remember if your out on the water distant storms are never as distant as you think.
Love Rudy’s perfect comic timing when he realizes he’s talked himself into a corner with “distant” and then bravely continuing with “in the… distance.”
Hits a cactus, does not scream to preserve the video's quality and professionalism
Trevor, the real MVP
😄😄😄
that or tucker muted the scream in editting
I hope the gentleman can enjoy his Razor for years to come. Hats off to him for finding something OUTSIDE to enjoy!!
I love it that the old fellow is out doing what he loves. He wasn't really stuck, as Lizzie was able to drive him out with some instructions from Matt, but he's out there, in spite of his shaky condition.
Let’s all give a prayer too that gentleman for continued good health
Good idea!
God bless you!
And safe playing!
Amen 🙏 👍
Good for the man with the health issues. Get out there and enjoy life to the best of your ability. I certainly do wish him the very best.
I agree that should be a motto for everybody! Enjoy life its too short not to
At 72, I agree, but he seems to have exceeded his ability.
@@TXH1138 He got out and didn't get hurt , he is safe and is alive , all is good :-)
@@TXH1138 he's way way past ability pushing on "Enjoy it while you can!"
He should get a friend to go riding with him for safety, but yep, get out and enjoy it. It's why I got a motorcycle at age 71 to ride after giving it up in the early 90's. Stay well and stay safe everyone.
I finally got to use my Yankum rope which I've had for about a year! It was fun because I knew exactly how use it after watching Matt do it a few thousand times. A little Ford 2-wheel truck drive got stuck in deep sand in a wash at the Ding and Dang trailhead by Goblin Valley. They had been digging and putting rocks under the wheels and were going nowhere. Popped them right out, and they were very impressed with the rope which I got because of Matt. Thanks Matt!
Nice job!
That's close to where I once saw a F150 with a lot of damage from a failed "snatch-um" strap failure. If you follow the road by little wild horse canyon south you have a river crossing prior to factory Butte. A guy decided to play in the river, buried it to the top of the rocker panels in the mud upstream of the crossing area. They hooked two 30 straps together to make a 60ft and to the back of another truck somewhere underneath since there wasn't a hitch on the truck. The strap broke/cut on the back of the pulling truck and blew back through the F150 front grill hollowing out the radiator and destroying the fan. There is a ton of stored energy in those straps/ropes when they are stretched. I have no idea how the finally got the truck out of the river.
@@jeffking6672 I know that crossing over The Muddy River. I'm not surprised they got stuck. Walking around in that river you'll sink in over your ankles pretty easily here and there. What a disaster for the truck!
Lots of lessons learned in this one:
-I'm going to have to stop buttering my bacon in a few years
-Wear your seatbelt to go faster
-Doctor says we need a side-by-side
-Watch out for cactus
Don't drive in stupid places without cell service?
@@richparker3048 Nah, just get your HAM Radio ticket and drive further out. 😁
MY doctor said "Double up on the buttered bacon." I'll text you his name.
@@dustinmeier9753 W7DSY here.
Wife: “What do you mean you spent $15,000 on a side by side?” Me: “It’s doctor prescribed!”
Matt, it warmed me to hear you say you're praying for your client's safety. Keep up the great work.
That is why you newer here's God's name used for granted on this blog. I need just a little teeny bit of pepper for our lovely lissy girl, just a little bit. Love jou all, Cheers Cape Town.
Trevor:
Ed: We'll get em out
Hope this gets more likes. Haha!
Hahaha. Underrated
Almost like porcupine quills.
Hello from Scotland . Just stopping by to say how much I have been enjoying your channel since i discovered it. You are in a distant land that I have never been to but it’s great to enjoy both your recovery techniques and the landscape in which you operate. Best wishes to all the recovery team 👍
Hats off to that guy living his best life!
That guy can call me for a riding buddy anytime.
my dad's doc pretty much said the same for my dad after his heart attack. Wasn't expecting him to last 3 years and now here we are 10 years later and dad is in his 70's and going strong.
@@likeorasgod that’s awesome to hear! Hope you and your dad have many more years of memories.
"you pretty much saw what we just did, and that's what happened" and that, ladies and gentlemen, is a beautiful summary.
To be fair, we saw what it was like to pull a Jeep out of that spot a few days ago.
@anonymous I think I knew the guy with the head... Not sure about the guy with the face tho
Matt 2020: I do not believe in winches.
Matt 2021: Winches everything he can.
Yeah
We should all be as good about learning and avoiding being set in our ways.
@@aaronmodlin1871 wise.
2022: now he’s yank in’ and crankin’
Just another good OLD BOY out enjoying the outdoors 👍👏.
Thanks for Matt’s outdoor recovery being there to give him a helping hand 👀!!
I love the outdoors. I have always told my wife that if something happens to me and I die in the woods, in a field, on a mountain....I died happy and exactly where I wanted to be.
Prayers for the last guy and good for him for getting after it!!!
Unless you were being eaten during your passing.
@@spyder000069 Unlikely. But without risk you can't live. As long as I get one of them. :-)
This is one of the best things on youtube...
Matt's seriously understated confidence (we'll see if we can get'em out...)
A great cast of supporting characters...his kids, the dogs, Trevor and crew, Jayme.
And of course Lizzy and Ed
Always entertaining, and, well, they always get'em out...
You never hear Matt swear. Rudy isn't littered in childish tattoos. Lizzie doesn't parade around half naked. It's very refreshing to see good, moral people are still in existence.
You can tell I’m old - I think of these people as normal. Guess I was lucky in my relations and associations. By today’s standards they are exemplary!
Matt: I need one of my people in your car for insurance purposes.
Also Matt: Hmm, water. Okay, you can drive your own vehicle.
insurance is just an excuse to convince people
It reduces the chances of an insurance claim if a professional is in the car lol
This is too funny.
Back when the channel was small he used to let the customers drive their cars all the time during rescues.
You're all wrong! Kinetic ropes float in water so no chance to run it over!
the most real reality show I have ever seen....good people doing good things with no negativity....thank you everybody!!!
Matt and his crew seem like such genuine and nice people. I love watching these videos. Also, Utah is absolutely beautiful!
The wonders of having a mum. First thing she would ask her son is have you had lunch yet? So caring.
Came to comment the same thing, that made me smile :)
I guarantee you, Rudy had lunch when she got there.
@@BJC62 Rudy probably already had lunch and doubled down on some free lunch.
She of all people KNOWS HOW HE EATS…. Like a miniature T-Rex
Thank you! I am found of not only watching your stories but also learning English by your conversations)
Mad props for learning our language full of weird rules and contradictions
Predictive spelling someitmes makes things unpredictive or even unproductive. I'm fairly certain you meant 'I am FOND' rather than 'FOUND'. Good use of terms though. Keep it up!
@@Onewheelordeal I agree, but informal conversations are vital
@@bruceleealmighty You are right) it was just a typo. Thank you!
Keep up the good work! There are parts of our language that I don’t understand and I’ve been at it for over forty years.
That’s awesome guys I salute the old dude for giving health issues the finger
And enjoying what’s left of his time here
That’s something we can all learn from…. We all have limited time here. Enjoy life!
The look of despair in Matt's eyes after he was told he has to cut bacon out of his diet when he turns 50 lol
They told me that back when I was 50. I'm now 72. Exercise, moderation and fenofibrate. And still bacon.
I've cut back on bacon ... I no longer wrap my bacon in bacon.
" I bought a four wheeler now I can go anywhere!"
Sure you can but you might not get back.
Wow has 4-wheeling changed with the advent of the cell phone. We were a lot more careful not to put ourselves into situations where getting help required many miles of walking. Really enjoying Matt's channel and seeing these rescues.
Such a good spirit Trevor! No complaining or whining, just getting the work done with a smile!
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Drone shot of the Morvair at 1:41 makes it look like some RC car going down a dirt hill!
fair play to the old dude. Didn't look very stuck though. Moved as soon as Lizzy put it in reverse. The haze is maybe from Fabrats chimney.
No he didn't. Looked parked to me. Maybe he thought he was going to tip over if went backwards. I would got out of that in like 10 seconds.
Wait until the maladies begin then you will understand. I'm there and it is educational plus your risk level assessment changes dramatically. Thanks Matt for you understanding. Enjoy life while you can.
@@craighearn747 sorry, never thought of trying that with limited mobility and health. Probably couldn't have pushed the machines limits safely for him.
@@jamescole6846 I think he couldn't do what Matt and Lizzie did. It took two people to nudge it out. One in the drivers seat and one outside. Since that guy was by himself he couldn't do both.
Another proud patriot showing his support for country and prez.
You’re a great team and always very kind to everyone. Your comment about the gentleman at the end was perfect 👍
Hey Rudy-toots. Have you had lunch yet?
Sounds like a mom.
Matt seems to be really enjoying the winch more and more!
Considering the fact that he's using an electric winch which has a 5% duty cycle, I'm surprised that it works for his needs. Being able to winch for 45 seconds and then having to wait 14.25 minutes before being able to use it again just seems a bit useless to me. Especially since that winch only has a line pull speed of 4.7 fpm at full load on the first layer of rope. That means only 3.525 ft in that 45 seconds. With a hydraulic winch, you can operate it all day long since it has a 100% duty cycle. That's why I went with a MileMarker hydraulic winch on my XJ. Unfortunately though, the idiot kiddie engineers at Jeep decided to use an electric hydraulic pump for the steering on the JL and I can't put my old winch on my new JL.
@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire it was just a simple observation but ok.
@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire funny my Smittybilt runs for longer than that and hasn't let me down yet but I generally don't get to the point I need to run a winch for hours at a time to get out but you do you.
@@Baddecisionsjkur -- I'm going by the published specs on the HF Apex winch... I haven't looked up the Smittybilt specs... Around here, if you're stuck, it's probably mud and it might look like perfectly solid ground until you drive on it and quickly find that you are stuck up to the top of your tires... That can take quite a bit of winching to get out of, especially if you are solo... The longest that I ever used the winch was after a hurricane when it knocked down a very old live oak on my property across the road... I first tried just pulling it when my wheels blocked, but I just pulled the Jeep over the blocks... I ended up having to chain my Jeep to another tree and pull the down tree that way... I was pulling nearly all day and after I got through, I had enough firewood easily for the next 20 years (it doesn't get cold enough to need a fire around there, so it was probably enough for the next *100* years)... :)
Glad you got him out and he's safe , Trevor gets a purple 💜 .
Come for the informative rescues, stay for the professional attitude. Always impressed.
I just cant get over how well the Morvair does that is such an awesome rig that you built.
"Another seatbelt lesson for Lizzy" he says with his own unbuckled
Matt's ball's mass is so huge that stops him from going forward, therefore he doesn't need a seatbelt.
The same rule applies to Ed too.
@@xali2008 that'd only mean that in an accident, he would accelerate forwards and his balls wouldn't. Ouch.
@@xali2008 "conservation of momentum" says his balls would pull him though the dash and firewall in an accident.
😂 that’s what I say to my passengers as I don’t wear mine
Love your channel!!! Thank you for helping the man at the end to get out do what he enjoys! Angels come in all shapes and sizes!
Addicted to the channel. Here's why I watch:
25% - to see the Banana or Morvair absolutely kill it where others could not tread
25% - to see the rescue itself, learning from the mistakes of others (your rental Mazda 3 will not do sand...)
15% - the scenery. Lived in Southern Utah for a year and it's amazing (add: the camera work)
15% - the personalities - pure laid back Utah, "We'll get 'em out"
10% - to see what kind of junk they will eat on their way to the desert
10% - to hear the story of how the "customer" got stuck in the first place
Well said. Spent all of 2019 in southern Utah. St. George and Cedar City. Can't wait to get back.
@anonymous 100%
No matter how simple rescues might be they are all interesting. Matt and crew treats everyone, friends and customers, with respect.
These shows are really helping me get through the crazy times here in Australia. You folks are truly wonderful people 🙏😎
Sorry bro, it was a 3 month affair for me, moved to a free state in the us away from the crazy ca lockdown
Seeing what others are subjected to this far along this is sad and hard to believe
Stay strong brother. Love from USA
LIZZY, what happened to the "Howdy Howdy let's get ROWDY" I love when you say that, or use to.. hey Trevor, that's gotta hurt getting stabbed with cactus needles... Matt, thanks for making us part of the team....
I love how you guys are always so understanding of your customer’s needs.👍
I love y’all! You are fun and funny. Great to see Jamie out there. One of my favorite videos is the one where you take the wrong trail pulling the trailer with a razor on it, and Jamie follows you out. Priceless! When I tag along with you all, It makes my day.
I am watching this video tonight from Manitoba,Canada on November 11 and was helping out a friend deliver one of his pickup trucks to a local garage in the first blizzard of the year,slippery as hell and almost zero visibility! Let the good times roll once again, and stay safe and warm!!
Best show out here. Can’t stress it enough. Absolutely no drama and no drama or staged stuff for views. Don’t need it. And some relaxing music to go along with it
Hats off to the folks rescuing the guy living his best life :)
Good for the old timer and good for you guys for getting them out again.
Trevor really took a cactus to the leg to get us this excellent content, respect
Cholla cactus - it hardly gets any worse. I have often suggested we don't need a border fence with Mexico; we only have to plant cholla in a swath along the border and intersperse enough boulders to keep people from dragging chains across it.
If somebody does drag chains, each piece of the cactus will take root and grow into a new cactus in a few weeks. It is the Devil's lawn.
@@flagmichael Oh, such a delicious idea. Yeah, Cholla cactus is the worst. My mom met a Cholla the first time she visited my brother in Arizona. He took to a national park and neglected to point out the cactus lone the path they were hiking and then launched into an lengthy sermon about how one should avoid them when my mom got one embedded in the side of her ankle when she brushed against one ...... damned thing penetrated her heavy denim jeans and still nailed her ...... so, that was a trip to a doctor office to get them out cuz they went in deep.
Cholla is so sharp it doesn’t really hurt that badly. But I have run into them unawares (like poor Trevor) and could not pull the spines out by hand: needed pliers to yank them! Don’t believe me? Lucky you!
"Another lesson for wearing the seatbelt for Lizzy" whilst not wearing one himself!!! lol!
Another great vid. Keep 'em coming....
There's not many seat belts worn in these videos.
It's fun to watch the recoveries for sure, but I keep watching because of how kind and respectful you all are of your customers and each other.
This has to be one of the most relaxing shows on TH-cam. Fab Rats as well. Since I can’t off-road anymore, ( I am a care provider for my disabled family members) It’s nice to put this show on the TV, pop a cold one, and unwind from long days and nights. Take care and keep up the good work
You guys need to start incorporating swim shorts into your uniforms, lol.
Matt off road recovery rope, now comes with a snorkel and mask!
Do you really want to see Trevor in a thong? 😱😱😱😂😂😂
Or those fishing waders
Don't feel bad Trevor, I've done that myself many times (cactus needles). God bless that man for doing what his doctor told him!
Up here in Canada, we call it gas or fuel. Love the episodes! Look after the customers like they’re family. Awesome!
Just was thinking the same thing...
ahahah I am at minute 0:45 and you are refilling the tank of the Morvair. So it is just a legend that you remain out of gas. ahahah.
"you have to stop buttering your bacon"
That just sucks the joy right out of life. A seriously funny line though!
Eric not mad at u guys any more for putting him in the golden nugget 😂
Rudy toots!😂 Stop buttering the bacon. That's just awesome
“Somebody’s trying to give Jillian a run for her money” 😂
Challenge accepted
Good morning Jillian , your have done really good lately and have not used your Matts Off Road discount card to be pulled out LOL ... I hope that you are doing well Jillian .
"Rudy toots", that's an origins story we're dieing to hear. It's always momma that lets those little things slip in public that embarrass the kids, lol.
@@richardthomas1743 so far so good. Lol.
Thank you Matt & Co. for being so kind and helpfull to even the most simpel customer/none customer 👍
Guy buys a chevy 4x4 factory made distressed look hat and he's going off road with the crummist tire money can buy I'm so impressed 👏👌 but guys like that keep Matt in business
Wow, the dedication of your employees. Amazing! Lizzy goes for a swim every now and then, Trevor cuddles with a cactus. They really love their job! 🙂😉😅 Thumbs up, as usual!
Seeing that dog reminded me that it's been quite a while since we've seen Max and Lady. Hope they are doing ok.
I think they are OK as if you followed them on Instagram, they periodically show up there.
During the hot summer, they stay home
If you followed Max's snapchat you'd know hes on paternity leave
Awww Rudy Toots! How sweet! What part of the MORR operating budget is food, 50%? Then 40% for gas I imagine! I liked the bluegrass music!
Everytime I see Eric I start laughing. When he was "forced" to sit in the rat urine soaked Suzuki and steer it out and all the time he was complaining about the situation. An Oscar moment. Well done again Matt. Look forward to all the video's. Oh, here in Georgia, we call it gas (and our gas is a lot cheaper than your gas).
Love Eric!! I know he is busy working but please bring him out with you more! He really is a hoot!!
8:45
Matt: Go ahead and stop for a second. Stop!
Lizzy: I’m going to do what’s called a pro gamer move…
Hey Matt?Jamie....love the channel. Ever thought of getting walkie talkies when doing rescues? Then Matt doesn't have to shout and save his Karaoke voice? Even if you guys are doing a convoy or hitting the trails as a group. Just an idea.
Radios would make a lot of things easier and safer👍
Good idea. Use throat mikes. Never have to worry about losing it etc. 'cuz whatever you're doing, it's doing.
Awesome to see Jamie went straight into mom mode to ask Rudy if he ate. Lol
Props to that “good old boy”,.. gets his rig stuck, gets wet to hook it up, plays an instrumental part in getting it “unstuck”, and then sends the crew on their way so he can have more adventures.
(Old glory flying’ was definitely cool too)
The flag code violation definitely made me wince, though. More than most. 4 U.S. Code § 8(d), "The flag should never be used as wearing apparel."
“Do these trucks think they’re boats?”
Lol if I got stuck I’d never, ever agree to be filmed so that my stupidity could be immortalized on TH-cam. By the way, I’ve done waaaayy dumber stuff than this. I honestly can’t believe I’m alive.
You cannot stop anyone from filming. This is public property. the only way you "might" stop is to start using extreme profanity and show your privates, and THAT can all be edited
I’ve done really stupid stuff. But fortunately , no one filmed my near death experiences.
@@wickedbird1538 same! glad camera phones weren't everywhere when i was a kid
OMG! I love the rumble of the Morvair‼️
The dog is a Belgian Malinois. I had one of those guys. Very protective, very smart and super active. He was just letting Rudy know the boundaries.
I am currently living with my third Malinois. None of them has exhibited the slightest aggression toward strangers. All of my animals were spayed or neutered as soon as they were old enough, which is the correct thing to do. Perhaps the animal in this video was unaltered. It is irresponsible to allow an unrestrained animal to roam among people who do not know your dog.
“Butter that bacon, bacon that sausage” “ but dad, my heart hurts” - Homer and Bart Simpson
I haven't seen many Simpson episodes, but that one was one of them. One of my favorite lines. Next to just about anything that comes out of Ralph's mouth.
I love watching your episodes while I'm on break at work, they're perfect for while I'm eating buttered bacon.
Just turned 50??? That man has had a hard life.
How do you not have at least a million subs?!?
Give it a minute
Hope they use the app, and are collecting points :)
I don't think that's a Razr. The front end isn't collapsed.
hiddenarizona: consider the driver not being too aggressive. They all buckle when jumped high. Can`t make `em stronger without sacrificing weight.
Hey, look! Eric is driving without rat turd dropping on his head... Nice to see you, Eric
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Rudy's the man! Always on top of things and always funny.
I respect that guy for living his life , even in bad health. Happy y'all are there to help him.
i discovered your channel just a month or so ago... watched everything 2 years back already.
You are not alone, I’m pretty sure many of us have done the same.
You can never cut bacon out of your life. That's nature's candy!!😁👍
Agree, but I only have it on occasion but it's indeed a yummy food. :-)
“Rudy-Toots” ? Not sure if I heard that correctly 😂
The only bacon in Matt’s life will have to be when he “brings home the bacon”
Unbuttered bacon 😂❤️🐞
Rudy-Tooty seems like it would work too.
@@that0ranger I like it 😂
The gang really is getting rowdier in the past year, methinks. There have always been hairy recoveries but they are really part of the job now.
Watching the vehicles flex and the ranges they have when they do is insane to see
Good job! I hope I’m brave enough to be as active and adventurous as your customer is in the face of adversity. Lord bless him!
Impresionante lo que hacéis!!!!! Saludos desde España si estuvierais mas cerca yo querría una de esas camisetasssssss
Mi hermano Español, yo vivo en la frontera con USA y por lo menos son 18 horas de carretera para llegar a Hurricane, Utah. Lo mas divertido, es que aca en el continente Americano nos dejan modificar sin problema los autos, no tenemos esas incomodas revisiones anuales que no los dejan en Europa ser felices con las modificaciones.
@@ivanmunoz8425 tienes toda la razon aqui en España cada año ITV inspeccion tecnica de vehiculos y ponen peros a todos saludos hermano
La ITV es una maldita, tenia un buen amigo en Murcia y compartíamos mucho por que ambos teniamos suzuki samurai y le enviaba fotos de las modificaciones, el me comentaba de todas las cosas por las que no pasaría la ITV jajajajaja
90% of having a capable rig is having good tires, good pressures, and driver skill.
99% of the people quoting statistics have no idea how percentages work.
@@pretol7920 I agree with you 110 percent.
I have to give locking diffs at least 33% of the equation.
Don't worry Matt, I hear they're coming out with Lipitor infused bacon. No worries.
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Okay - now I'm worried.
Love you guys - Matt & family & friends....the way you do what you let us participate - its so cool, thanks a lot ! God bless 'n protect you all !
Greetings from switzerland
Lizzy is amazing, she welds, wrenches, drives and is cute. I'm going to try to teach my daughter all that.
Was there a boat anchor attached to that chain?
i definitely think this channel would be worthy of whistlin diesel’s “good content gang” i’ve watched every video you’ve put out since i found you guys months ago and many more from before. this is easily one of my favourite channels at the moment.
I'm kind of new to it but I don't miss an episode. Great people doing great work.
Dont insult this channel by mentioning that trash channel whistlin diesel
Good for Eric for realizing that the older you get the less indestructible you become
Matt you have amazing team of individuals that support you in your recovery business. Special your wife Jamie and your extraordinary helper Liz. Keep those videos combing especially with the P9laris RZR’s.
Always enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for being there for people
I would like to see more of Eric. Lets see another snippet of him doing a flatbed recovery again.
We used to see Eric periodically. It's been a bit. The nugget was the first in a long time. I think some people don't like the towing videos. Me, I like them all.
@@trubass75 I’m glad it wasn’t his last! It was clear that Suzuki was not a comfy trip! I believe Eric does more of the Winder towing side and Matt just pulls him into MORR missions as needed.
I was surprised to see Eric in the nugget. He was not exactly the smallest guy there.
@@trubass75 I was sad to see the nugget go in the water me get damaged. I really think that with that utility ATV they had there pulling and 2 or 3 guys pushing could have got it through the terrain that they felt would have been too difficult to use the banana on. 3 teenagers were able to lift the back end of it at Paul’s shop after all!
I agree. But they didn't consult me. Was probably quicker that way.
Oddly enough, I have eaten subway every day for lunch for over a year and I try to watch your videos while I’m eating. Seeing you at subway is a supportive sight 😂
😱bruh
Matt just had the most awkward handshake of his life! Lol
haha no kidding. gonna start shaking peoples hands like that when they go in for the fist bump lol
04:26 "Distant storms in the distance." Where else would distant storms be?
Trevor, I feel your pain, we have a ton of those cactus where I live and I have gotten attacked by them more times than I care to remember, I once brushed one while landing my paraglider and ended up with a 1" spine buried so deep in my leg only 1/8" was poking out, the thing was so deep it was actually in my thigh muscle, so it wiggled everything I moved my leg, had to pull it out with pliers...