Jesus all the fake drama with that white jeep was a joke, Stevie wonder could of done a better job with out the over acting. Must of been a very slow day.

@MattsOffRoadRecovery

12 күн бұрын

I will fly you out. I will pay for your trip I will rent the jeep I will film you driving it out Who wants to see this?

@ryanruble-zu9kk

12 күн бұрын

Yes please let’s see him struggle 😂

@mateovillanueva6063

12 күн бұрын

Me! Show this keyboard warrior whats up 😂

@ibaron2716

12 күн бұрын

​@@MattsOffRoadRecoveryyes!

@b.patton1107

12 күн бұрын

@@MattsOffRoadRecovery Love to see it. As long as he pays for the damage when the jeep is upside down! But seriously, all I need to do to get a free trip to Hurricane is be a troll?

Matt: “Be sure to stop and eat the roses.” 😂

You need to make Peanut a go-pro harness. "Peanut Cam The orange flowers are called "Desert Globe Mallow". A Utah Native, just like Matt.

@mineralmammalprospecting

12 күн бұрын

You’re 100% correct and it’s what gives your local honey that local flavor. I always seek local honeys when I travel because of the distinct taste differences. The best I’ve found by far is East Tennessee Sourwood honey.

@carlmedleyii

12 күн бұрын

YES….I second the motion…PeanutCam!!!!!

@Treyorrrr

12 күн бұрын

PeanutCam lets goooooo!

@DustyHeathen

12 күн бұрын

Peanut cam is a 100000000% necessity!!!!

@GregoryVeizades

12 күн бұрын

They don't need to make it. GoPro already made one.

Matt: "I expect perfection" sitting next to a cracked window....😆😆😆

@HansenPL

12 күн бұрын

Perfectly cracked window 😂

@timothyokane9710

12 күн бұрын

@@HansenPL Corvairs weren't originally designed for off road driving.

Matt runs outta gas even when he’s not in his own car.

Who's KZreads favorite dog?? That's right Peanut's our favorite dog. Please give her a treat and a belly rub for us lol.

@shcaskey

12 күн бұрын

She is definitely Matt’s dog.

@Ray-Willey

12 күн бұрын

Cruize on vancity vanlife is pretty cool too.

@jeffomalley100

12 күн бұрын

@@shcaskey I wouldn't argue that lol.

@o1mtbiker

12 күн бұрын

KZread’s favorite dog? There are a lot of great dogs on KZread. Camper and Chester are both equally love able and loyal to their people. But only one dog that I know of ever had yelp reviews, that was Gus at house mountain inn, Rockbridge county VA

@jeffomalley100

12 күн бұрын

@@o1mtbiker calm down man their all great dogs lol.

That white Jeep was a Phd. level course in not damaging the clients wheels!...wow, very cool !

Little did anyone realize that Nate is actually a 100% legit off-road spotter/driver. So he was definitely going to take his time to ensure the right thing happened to prevent body damage. He's a great asset to the off-roading community

@Weidjeep

12 күн бұрын

Nates KZread is DirtLifestyle he is a master fabricator and off road builder. His channel is great.

@mgs8747

12 күн бұрын

I just wish you wouldn’t climb underneath a jeep precariously perched on a ledge.if that thing slipped it would’ve killed him.

@taylormade710

11 күн бұрын

E jeep, mall crawler?

@doughaven-rf8id

10 күн бұрын

@@taylormade710 Exactly, and that's what made this drive out a bigger deal than it looked like. Street rig with street tires and no proper modifications needed for this type of off roading.

@perfectlyundonecustoms

9 күн бұрын

There 4 people I trust to help in a pinch @caseysofroad

That Jeep's biggest problem was the silly low-profile tyres. Nice work getting out without blowing a sidewall or cracking a rim.

@danielklopp7007

12 күн бұрын

Agree 100% - low profile tires on Jeeps, Pickups, SUVs, or passenger sedans are pretty dumb. The only technical reason for low profile tires is sharper turn-in (only important on high performance sports cars); the downsides are poorer ride and fuel economy, as well as higher probability of damaging a rim.

@brandonerrorcontentmissing4012

12 күн бұрын

They were from New York, they have no business out there.

@heisman01

12 күн бұрын

@@danielklopp7007 the E wranglers aren't meant for jeep things just because they say jeep on the hood.

@TheOnespeedbiker

12 күн бұрын

I own a Cherokee Trailhawk that thankfully comes with standard profile 275/60R20 tires; I live in the high desert off a dirt driveway that gets rutted by the rain and snow; and even then, while tempted I would likely not take it off road on most the trails in MORR videos. When we occasionally truck down to Costco for supplies, I notice the Jeep Wrangler/ Trucks for sale and the ridiculous low profile non- terrain tires they sport. Further the hybrids weigh about 700 lbs more than a non-hybrid which is obviously a huge disadvantage off road. That Sierra 4XE weighs 1000 lbs more than my Cherokee.

@SquirrelDarling1

12 күн бұрын

It’s a tradition mall crawler.

The flower is called a globe mallow and is a great plant for wildlife, which is probably why Matt likes it. The tumbleweed is also known as a Russian thistle it is an invasive species from Asia.

@ephjay6t87

12 күн бұрын

It's the desert version of the Marshmallow.

@steiner554

12 күн бұрын

It is? I am from the Netherlands and all I know is we see it in what we call cowboy movies (westerns) :-).

@profesonalantagonist

12 күн бұрын

Monroe’s Globe Mallow

@meeeeee423

12 күн бұрын

How do you know so much, illusive botanist?

@patrickkeyes6236

12 күн бұрын

I love the flower references you all provided. Great learning for me and my family!

I give Peanut an A++. She's an incredible dog.

Caitlins best work yet. Seemed very comfortable and talkative. Great to see her fitting in. Rhet did great driving.

@iffykidmn8170

12 күн бұрын

not really saying much!

You know it will be a good episode when it starts out with Rhett and Katelynn in the front seats ! 👍 The new trainee cameraman did okay, I guess. 😏

That Jeep was the ‘switchiest’ car I’ve ever seen! Reminds of the cheap department store R/C cars: 100% go/100% stop.

@kjsgarden

12 күн бұрын

That’s the “auto-hold” I believe. Won’t roll without pressing the accelerator. Can’t coast, can’t roll slowly down a step. Whomever came up with that idea needs a good whuppin.

@JohnShalamskas

9 күн бұрын

@@kjsgarden As Grandpa Simpson says, "That's a paddlin'."

@kjsgarden

9 күн бұрын

@@JohnShalamskas ha! Yep! 😁

“Some are left handed, some are right handed and some are both” 😂

@jilbertb

12 күн бұрын

DEI... 😂

@iffykidmn8170

12 күн бұрын

transthread

@theuglytruth8162

12 күн бұрын

Yes when primitive pete Matt gets done with them.

@Yugemos

12 күн бұрын

You could theoretically have slip thread bolt that has both thread directions. I'm not sure what the application would be but I'm sure they exist.

@helenault7452

12 күн бұрын

I call those both-ways-are-wrong eyes "ambilevulous."

I love Katelyn brooding over new car features that have been around longer than she has.

@helloneighbor11

11 күн бұрын

Comes from hanging out with guys much older than her

Excellent work, and the extra spotting helped! Explainer for those who think the jeep save was 'extra dramatic' somehow. City road specific Hybrid wrangler. Street tires with poor traction with rims too large for this kind of terrain. No lift (and in fact lower than usual to the ground). No rock sliders. No lockers. And an obligation to obliviously not damage your customers vehicles. And on a very crusty, bumpy trail with overhang lips on it. Scrape the body there instead of the frame, thats a LOT of costs to repair/replace. Hence, careful spotting. And new vehicles its hard to get used to how jumpy brand new brakes can be again. Rock piling to ensure plastic bumpers and bare frames/body doesnt get damaged. Hard work given some of the rather significant drops and angles just in that patch of trail. That wrangler had no business being taken in there if they were concerned about damage. And you got it out without any. Thats skill. Most of us who offroad get all this. Some folks who probably never did anything but walk a pretty trail in Scotland may not lol.

As a retired firefighter from Phoenix I can attest to the damage tumbleweeds can do. When they stack up against a neighborhood fence like in your photo and there is an ignition source it can turn into a major conflagration that can spread faster than you can run. We have had multiple alarm calls on these, especially in West valley developing areas.

@volvo09

12 күн бұрын

Yeah they go up like a dry Christmas tree in the summer.

@gordowg1wg145

9 күн бұрын

Even worse, the updraft from the fire can lift burning 'weed up into the air to spread it much further if it lands on a fuel source.

@steveheist6426

8 күн бұрын

​@@gordowg1wg145Invasive Bush used Fireball! It's super effective!

@ryandeweese363

8 күн бұрын

Wonder why thy don't use a remote fence break on whichever side of town has the prevailing wind?

@gordowg1wg145

8 күн бұрын

@@ryandeweese363 There is a fundamantal problem with that - as the weed builds up, it forms a ramp that just diverts the rest of the weed over the top of the barrier.

Fun fact : tumbleweed is a non-native invasive plant that arrived to the US in the late 19th century

@rushthezeppelin

12 күн бұрын

From Russia

@Robert-lb8jt

12 күн бұрын

Rancher brought them in for cattle feed.

@AsTheWheelsTurn

12 күн бұрын

no way! I did not know that!

@AsTheWheelsTurn

12 күн бұрын

also a quick google search shows you are 100% correct. That is crazy because I have always lived in the southwest and they are so much a part of the landscape I would have never guessed 150 years ago they didnt exist here! thanks for sharing.I love learning things like this.

@kruleworld

11 күн бұрын

yeah, i saw that in a video recently

I like how Katelyn's on-camera personality has grown to make me forget how much I miss Lizzy. When she left I was sure Matt wouldn't be able to find as engaging a regular on the show as Lizzy. Katelyn has filled those boots quite wonderfully.

@DctorSkillz1

10 күн бұрын

Lizzy is gone? Is she off to college or something?

@wrench8149

6 күн бұрын

@@DctorSkillz1she left to do ranching full time, like a year or more ago.

@DctorSkillz1

5 күн бұрын

@@wrench8149 that’s cool. I appreciate your response. Thanks.

That jeep looks practically undriveable

@keon8625

12 күн бұрын

Jeep managed to cripple it with those princess rims and long wheelbase.

@kjsgarden

12 күн бұрын

@@keon8625plus it’s got a thing called auto-hold, where it will not go forward unless you’re pressing the accelerator, it puts some kind of brake on as soon as you lift your foot. And it won’t roll forward after taking your foot off the brake until you press the accelerator. Stupidest thing I’ve ever encountered.

@heyinway

12 күн бұрын

mall crawler....stay away from curbs !

@395joe8

12 күн бұрын

@@kjsgardenwhat were they thinking ?? and a sure way to tip it over.

@JLJ7802

12 күн бұрын

@@395joe8 pretty sure they're thinking. of the 150k-200k wranglers we sell every year. Only 5% of them ever leave the pavement.

Matt plays the hub lock game all the time. I refuse to hold that against them. They get an A+!!!

The spotter earned that A+ rating. I was sure Matt was going to at least crush the end of the tail pipe dropping off those steps, but there was not one single scrape. In fact there was zero damage. The guy who commented that it was all false drama should think about the family who called MORR because 'they' could see it was more than they could handle. A nicely done recovery/rescue for sure.

That jeep should stay in the mall parking lot 😂

@Coyote5555

12 күн бұрын

don't be mean bro that is one pretty Jeep

@heisman01

12 күн бұрын

@@Coyote5555 its electric so no it shouldn't even exist in the first place.

@Coyote5555

12 күн бұрын

@@heisman01they make them new jeeeps so peeerddy nowadays love the tires and those blue little hooks on top super intimidating rig

@brianellison3525

12 күн бұрын

​@@Coyote5555 factory mall crawler. If you think it looks good, then you don't know crap about offroading. So, I hope this as a joke.

@Coyote5555

12 күн бұрын

@@brianellison3525 😂

I love the way Matt gives up control and lets the youngsters handle things.

I love when they have a video 20+ minutes long these videos are the best part of my days

Nate, you are a great communicator which combined with rock crawling knowledge makes a great spotter.

@colinhoward74

11 күн бұрын

That hybrid jeep highlights a point , hybrids are total trash , in 5 years time , the car will have junk status and sit in a scrapyard while people pick off the body parts and interior , maybe an axle or two , where any other Wrangler will have a tradeable value and it will last for years . That is ofcourse if it (the hybrid) does not suffer thermal runaway , which it will do in a scrapyard

“Quark’s and features” 😅 love the Doug reference 👍🏽👍🏽

For those unfamiliar with tumbleweeds they are not native to the USA, they in fact came from the Soviet Union probably in grain seed or rye grass seed. They were unheard of before about 1880 so their presence in a lot of westerns is incorrect. Matt is right, in a bad year they can pile up 15 feet deep against a house or a barn. They are also a problem here in Australia albeit a different breed of tumbleweed. Towns have had their outskirts overrun as recently as a decade ago with streets of houses on the edge of town buried in the rolling weeds.

@azmax623

12 күн бұрын

We lived on a T intersection growing up, and they hadn't built the homes down the connecting street yet. In the summer, the tumbleweeds would pile up against our fence. My dad would 'take them for a walk' so that they could continue to blow east.

@paul3180

12 күн бұрын

I'm in NM just north of Albuquerque in Rio Rancho, and I've seen a tumbleweed the size that Matt used as the example go by 60' off the ground on one of our windy spring days. It was something to see.

@keithb6717

12 күн бұрын

No. The Soviet Union didn’t exist in 1870 (actual arrival). It was from Russia. It was in Flax seed. There are also two other varieties in the United States.

@akelagold

12 күн бұрын

Tumble weeds explode in flames when on fire. They are an extreme fire hazzard when they pile up.

@glenjamindle

12 күн бұрын

Thanks wikipedia

The electronic brake assist motors can seem jerky at first but with 11% more precision on your part you can stop the vehicle without feeling the stop😉

Those toe eyes are all different so you can’t buy an aftermarket one easily. They get lost often and you have to go to the dealer and buy an over expensive large bolt.😅

Katelyn came into her own. She’s always reserved and quiet and now we’re seeing her personality on display

@DctorSkillz1

10 күн бұрын

Que?

“Trail Blazer” , Chevy dropped that ball on that one

@dk3941

12 күн бұрын

Trax

@thomasryan4706

12 күн бұрын

@@dk3941 FWD only Trax

@frumpyamerican9236

12 күн бұрын

Wow. That Trax is already in rough shape. Not smart enough to realize that is not an off-road vehicle. Sad that common sense isn’t common anymore…

@noelnicholls1894

11 күн бұрын

Trailblazer. The wife was looking for a new car. Tried a Trailblazer for one day and hated it. Bad design, every bad feature in one

Matt's Desert Flowers & Tumbleweeds 😂😂😂 But honestly: those kids surely don't know what they are learning for life right now. Doing all this stuff at this young age and learning responsibility and being trusted to do stuff on their own - invalueable experiences for their later life. 😎🤟

You did the responsible thing of locking hubs early. Your dad would have waited just to see how far he gets without locking lol 😂

@edifyguy

10 күн бұрын

The key was his remark about not breaking anything. Matt can take more chances, because it's his own rig, and if something breaks, he broke it. Rhett is, indeed, being responsible, but specifically being a good steward of someone else's things, and respectful of someone else's hard work by doing everything he can to use the tool as safely as possible. I'm very impressed with Matt's kids. He's done a great job.

Great to see Nate and crew on the job with Matt and crew. thanks

Just because Matt didn't wet the bed when he ate them, doesn't mean Rhett and Katelynn won't wet the bed from eating them.

@jasonh4167

12 күн бұрын

🤫😂

@nerfherder4284

12 күн бұрын

That was my thought as well 😂

@CaptainKevin

12 күн бұрын

I'm curious as to if they did or not, especially considering it doesn't appear he told them what they were in the video.

@Derf1313

12 күн бұрын

Perhaps its from an old Boy Scout that has studied his native country environment & learned the edibles of the desert around him? Lol, there's lots of tasty things out there, especially in the spring!

@dadams5040

12 күн бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing as they was eating them

Not 100% sure, but fairly confident the flower Matt ate is a Desert Mallow

@flowersofjoy4845

12 күн бұрын

Type of Globe Mallow for sure

@mirandamom1346

12 күн бұрын

@@flowersofjoy4845 I agree with both of you (100%)

@user-fz2ot6wi2t

12 күн бұрын

What does it taste like? And please don’t say “chicken”

@taskmasterjosh

12 күн бұрын

@@user-fz2ot6wi2t Desert Mallow flowers taste similar to Globe mallow. But really I have only tried it once a long time ago, but a friend described it as kind of similar to hibiscus

@rerolley

12 күн бұрын

I believe you are correct.

still amazed how anyone would think some of these vehicles belong on some of those trails.

@hhjhj393

9 күн бұрын

Yeah people must have a LOT of money.... I would probably die of embarrassment if I ended up all over youtube in my econo car while some expert dude drags me out. I think it's honestly that some people just don't realize how hard the trails get. They just see a trail and say, "eh it can't be that hard, it's meant for vehicles right?" Maybe they think it will just be a simple trail they can do and take pictures? Other than that idk.... Doesn't help that all these modern cars are built for SHEER economy, they are all low to the ground, with thin low profile tires, they are made for "fuel economy" not off road lol.

Shame Tomtom wasn't there to talk engineering with Nate. Would absolutely LOVE to see them, somehow, get together for some kind of build project. It'd end up being the most spectacularly over-engineered, beautifully built 4x4 in the history of the world! I mean, Nate and Tomtom BOTH own measuring tapes.

Matt has so much knowledge to pass on, I love him showing the next generation.

It’s seems to be pretty standard that most KZread channels only run between 10 and 15 minute videos. I suppose that’s because today’s generation loses interest with anything longer. I think it would be interesting if you were to take a poll of your viewers to see if that’s the case for your channel? I obviously can’t speak for everyone but I really enjoy your content and the longer videos are great. It doesn’t seem to matter if it’s working in the shop, the trail recoveries, or just the family (meaning everyone) having a good time! It’s always a pleasure to watch and it’s good, clean (relatively speaking), wholesome entertainment. Thanks for what you do and please keep up the awesomeness!

@maddermax74

12 күн бұрын

its not by choice its due to they way KZread algorithm works short vids get promoted more to new people while long form don't anymore, it use to be the other way around

@Hayhurstb

12 күн бұрын

It’s an algorithm thing. KZread prioritizes videos of that length. The channels that make longer format are having to go to other places. I know a lot of kids that watch long format stuff, but go ahead and keep pushing the narrative that young people have no attention span. That has more to do with the parenting than the kid.

@charlescreegan6164

12 күн бұрын

VGG and Mustie1 seem to be getting longer, they are often over an hour now. And the excavator guys run about 50 minutes. So must be more to it. Just need something to hold attention be it an interesting project, funny sidekick, good descriptions, or just ASMR value.

@maddermax74

12 күн бұрын

​@@charlescreegan6164 go look at them channels you just said on socialblade and you will see there monthly view and subs dropping to almost nothing then look at a channel showing short form vids like this one and you see there doing lot better as we said its due to algorithm and what youtube are forcing channels to do

@ischmidt

12 күн бұрын

It wasn't that long ago (about 10 years) where KZread videos couldn't go more than 10 minutes.

This is one of the best ones yet. Matt’s smiling in the backseat resonates with the dads in all of us.

Nate is awesome. Love that he just calls you up out of the blue, to see what you are doing.

Desert wildflowers are so awesome. Thanks for taking them time to show them to us 🙂

@edifyguy

10 күн бұрын

And eat them for us. ;)

Katelynn!! Thank yall for getting us the spelling 😂

More great teamwork and humour from Fun-Works @ Matt's Off Road Recovery.

Thank you for taking us out!!!!!💙❤️

Nate's a good dude and he builds some cool stuff.

The thumbnail should of been Matt’s gardening show 😂

Yes We Like your community info. Love it thank-you for the great video.

Such a positive, fun time! Good to meet the other fellas. I love the respect they all have for one another.

🎵 Rolling along like a tumbling tumbleweed 🎶

Great job! Funniest line…I got cut!

@AndrewAMartin

12 күн бұрын

Poor Rhett!

Nice recoveries and incredible camera work. It was entertaining and educational. Thanks Team Moore!

Video brightened my morning. Plenty of laughs and good vibes, even included an unexpected guest star. I give it an A+.

Katelynn... getting in the groove... keep it up and keep gettin into it.

What I take away from this video. Don't take a hybrid rock crawling

@1ryanlc

12 күн бұрын

I think a Rubicon hybrid could've handled it

@AndrewAMartin

12 күн бұрын

​​@@1ryanlc IIRC, the 4xE models are all Rubicon trim. The problem was the tires were not off-road ready. Guessing it was a rental? Edit: maybe it was only the first year of 4xE that were Rubicons, rewatching the video a bit and I can't tell if that one is or not, leaning towards not. Definitely not Rubicon wheels and tires...

@1ryanlc

12 күн бұрын

@@AndrewAMartin This one was a Sahara. You're right, they probably rented a jeep and thought any jeep could go anywhere 😂 Those tires weren't made for trails!

@ischmidt

12 күн бұрын

Hybrid was less of a problem than the low-profile tires.

I love what you're doing bringing the youngins in and getting them trained. So cool to watch.

Great to see Nate and crew. Been missing his content. I really respect how he goes about his builds.

19:00. Peanut just wanted to make sure her daddy was OK driving that naughty car.

The plant is a desert mallow. One of my favorites, but I've never tasted one. Hold my coffee, I've got a little thing to do...

@steiner554

12 күн бұрын

And? How was it? 😀

@maddermax74

12 күн бұрын

@@steiner554 there busy washing and changing there bed sheets to reply ;)

@user-qc9ov9pc5j

12 күн бұрын

​@steiner554 I'm just north of albuquerque, and ours aren't ripe yet 😊

Matts flowers and tumbleweed recovery has turned over a new leaf. It's almost like he's filming a certain blue pill commercial. But the happiest member of the team has to be sweet Peanut. She is one happy little dog. Her zest for life is shown with her huge smile. From being rescued from freezing to death on the side of the road to now living her best life running the sand dunes. A++ FOR THE WHOLE CREW.

As fa as I know, in Europe the towing eye has to have a left hand thread. It's in case the tow rope is 3 strand. As 3 strand rope tightens it will try and unwind left handed, therefore tightening the towing eye.

Love your light positive energy guys! having a good time at work while saving others. keep em coming!

Wow, that hybrid Jeep was shockingly bad off-road.

@volvo09

12 күн бұрын

Twitchy city... Looked like Matt's first day driving! 😂

Peanut needs a mud puddle to wallow in! What a cutie patootie

Great episode. Good to see Nate on this channel.

Great job guys. Thank you 😊

Lol that first little squeek

So we got a call, In today's episode: People arm wrestal for Matt's attention, Ed breaks out his Eval Keneval costume, and Jefe changes his name to Princess Unicorn.

Matt and his team along with Nate's guys got the jeep out with no problems. Love the longer videos. Good job Rhett!

Matt, missed you guys, first video I've been able to watch in the last 6 weeks. Life happens and often in sad ways but got the chance to catch this video. It felt good to sit back and watch the sand and rock crawling rescues again...looking forward to more of The MORR😉💖👍👍

Sad that Tumbleweeds are not native to the United States, if I remember correctly, they came over in early grain shipments from Russia.

@slaveofjesus3878

12 күн бұрын

The History Guy has had a more recent video on the tumbleweed.

Katelynn brings a spark to the videos

@testiculardestruction

12 күн бұрын

Those goofy eyelashes

Thanks for making. With Matt telling you what to do on the first one it's like an open book test

I don't know what those orange flowers are, but the French slang for Dandelions is "Pissenlit," (separates to "pis en lit,") which means the same thing: wet the bed. (Dandelions themselves are a mispronunciation of what they are called in French: "Dent de lyon," or lion's tooth.) And now you know more than you wanted to! 😀

Did you know that tumbleweeds are an invasive species from Russia? There were no tumbleweeds in America until after the civil war. :>)

@Bryan-Hensley

12 күн бұрын

What's that got to do with the civil war

@DeepSouthBuilder

12 күн бұрын

That is categorically untrue. There are multiple species that form tumbleweeds. They come from all over the world. There is no clear consensus on any of the origin facts and timeline that you proposed. Also: Being non native does not make a plant species “invasive.” You’re misusing that term.

@volvo09

12 күн бұрын

​@@Bryan-Hensley because in movies and pop culture they always portray tumbleweeds as a staple of the west (cowboys wild wild West, cattle ranchers, etc), and that was all pre civil war, before tumbleweeds had been accidentally introduced. Civil war has nothing to do with it, it's just a reference for time.

@Bryan-Hensley

12 күн бұрын

@@volvo09 on okay, it seemed like you were saying the Russians were here.

@Hooner77

12 күн бұрын

@@volvo09 I think you need to recheck your timeline on Westerns (movies). Majority of the storylines were post-Civil War. Case in point, one of the guns seen in the majority of Westerns is the Lever Action Winchester Rifle. The first one being the Model 1866 which came out in 1866 (The Civil War ended 1865). The Model 1873 was nicknamed "Gun that won the West". It was still the Wild West into the early 1900s. But your correct that the civil war has nothing to do with tumbleweeds.

Peanut needs a mud puddle to wallow in! What a cutie patootie.

Good job guys...well done...Stay safe and see you on the next one

This is so fun, thanks you guys. ❤

That was an A+ for the whole team on getting that jeep out of there without any scraped bumpers. Matt, we have the same problem with the tumble weeds here in SE Colorado Good job guys on goth recoveries.

Been watching y'all for years now. Best episode so far.

Ohhhhhh! One of the best videos from this team A+++++++ ! God bless you!!

Matt you get a big ole A in my book. Your side track desert info was refreshing and very informative.

It’s good to see matt cross training just in case the recovery thing doesn’t work out he could swing a camera for trail mater. ;)

Spotter did an awesome job and stacking rocks was outstanding. More people need to learn how to stack rocks.

@nickwinn

12 күн бұрын

Depend on who you ask, stacking rocks are a no go. It's seen as modifying the trail and could get you a ticket on certain property.

Great seeing you mentoring the next generation.

We've got a new 4xe. Ours is the rubicon trim, so it's got bigger tires and more lift than the one here, but we took it off roading and Matt's not joking about it either wanting to stop or go with no in between. We found that it eases up on the weird electric motor nonsense if you put it in e-save mode & turn the max regen breaking off (aka tell it to be as much of a gas engine as it's able). But yeah, for the first part of the day while we were figuring this out it was a jerky ride!

The tumbleweed infection looks like a handfull to clear!

Love the desert flora and fauna! ❤Thanks Matt❤

Love teaching our young people !!! Learning by doing !!!

@MattsOffRoadRecovery Flawless Victory - Both with the recovery and dealing with the keyboard trolls! Really enjoy what you do and the people you have. Katt is awesome, your fam, The Whole Team is an absolute joy to watch and I appreciate you sharing these adventures with us. Thank you!

Matt and team really just made a life around wheeling and helping people. I’m here for it

Katelynn and Rhett did an awesome job on these recoveries!! Good to see Nate again!! You can fly me out and rent me a Jeep!!😃

Matt, I'm a 77 year old man, and you're such a great dad. I wish I had had a dad like you. And your team was awesome. 💕

One of the best episodes in a long time! “What’s the name of this channel?” Great line! Matt’s reply and the decal was priceless, bravissimo!

Thank you guys

Rhett you are a champ. Frfr your attitude and personality are great. Keep being you kid

Man I love Matt’s camera job. His level of adhd is what I enjoy the most.