Yes, I'll try to put something together for you and send it your way.

Thanks!!

By swiping the screen you can see/record front only, back only, or both. I like the wolfbox very much. Not waterproof though.

@@beliefisnotachoice I installed one of my dad’s truck and he loves it and I think the clarity on it is amazing. I’ve just never dealt with any recordings. But I’ve been thinking about putting one in my side-by-side to cut down on the number of cameras I’m using for recording for our channel. Thanks for the feedback.

@@HillRZRs I put mine in really just because I wanted a backup camera and the ability to record was just a bonus. But the recording clarity and color is nearly as good as my 4K Sony action cam.

I'll look it up and get you a more precise starting point.

@jasongoeders8067 we are going up there tomorrow, I couldn't see your full map on my computer screen. I know you started on hwy 23 but not sure where you entered the trails. Looks like a awesome ride. We normally ride east of hwy 23 but hopping across the road on our ride tomorrow. Thanks again for the response and the information, definitely appreciated.

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@@RodsHere that's why can am wins Baja, Dakar, San Felipe, koh. Keep telling yourself that, maybe it will come true.

Very close to the Mulberry Mountain campground.

Appreciate the comment flash. Good times for sure.

Quick shot of the map starts at :40 seconds.

@@beliefisnotachoice ugh. Thank you. Sorry about that. Must have gotten distracted.

We’ve been down there 3 years now never seen these trails. Would love to go your route but I’m having a hard time finding the details on any maps. Any chance you can email me a link or digital version to use and follow? Also, are these all legal trails to ride? Thanks a bunch! Love the video!! We’ll be there again Memorial Day weekend 2024.

These trails are primarily just south of Combs AR. Mill Creek trail system Blue Loop.

@@beliefisnotachoice thanks

Haha ik right she's so annoying

Hey, women are good at spotting! We have intuition to keep our husbands alive!

totally agree with you annoying as fuck

Yes the Ozark National Forest is huge and you could overland for a week through the mountains hitting little towns here and there.

@@beliefisnotachoice Thank you kindly

More the merrier brother

Thank you, nothing better than a weekend with friends hitting the trails.

That is good to know, thank you! Someone else told us to be careful "parking" in the water. Apparently a ticketable offense as well.

some areas of the pipe line and some well marked nature preserve areas down by the creek by mill creek parking are all ive heard of being off limits. but there are fences and gates on all of that

Thank you!

I've watched several of your videos, you do a great job!

Good to know, thanks!

Our group is from central Iowa. Our other friends are from Texas or OK, not sure.

@Jason Goeders looked like the guy changing tire on the x3 had a m&m shirt.. I'm from south east Minnesota

Same here, getting the itch to get out there again.

@@beliefisnotachoice Care to share the name of the Campground next to the trail where you stayed?

Signage said 65 inches I believe. There are no gates but there are bridges that were at least 70 inches wide.

​@@beliefisnotachoice The limit on the majority of trails is 62" and can be seen in this video at 2:59, specifically designed to keep large Side by Sides off of them. There are tons of Forest Service roads where any size vehicle can ride, but a lot of these small trails are not passable with oncoming traffic except for on ATVs and the very narrow 'Trail' SxS's. This group seems safe enough, but there are a lot of folks that come out in x3's and huge rzr turbos that drive it like they're on a one-way rally course with no regard for wildlife, cattle, horseback riders, hikers, and motorcycle riders that all share the trails.

Tennessee

I thought so.

Hi, a couple days we started on Battle Axe Road, take Deerfield Rd out of Hill City and across from High Country Ranch is Battle Axe Rd. A couple miles down that road there will be turn offs for trails and a decent network of trails all through that area. The other place we road we parked at Ditch Creek Campground and rode that system. That's where the salt mines are at. We've also parked in the vicinity of Spearfish Canyon Lodge and ridden the Spearfish Canyon area, very scenic.

Thank you that helps

That was the High Country Guest Ranch