ATV Trail Fail - Arkansas OHV Trails on Brute Force 750 & Outlander 850!

[@kcatv9556]

We do the same thing head down an old login road. Sometimes they turn into something, sometimes not. LOL We have never been to that spot with the fire pit by the creek that I can remember. Yep I imagine the hunters weren’t happy running into some other folks. fortunately one of the guys we’ve been riding with Matt has been bringing a big saw just for a situation like that. Thanks for taking us long on your ride boys.

[@miillersoffroad]

Hey thanks for checking out the video KC! Certainly wish we had a chainsaw that day. First time we have ever truly felt like we needed one. That trail is awesome, and not being able to get to the other side really stinks.

[@johnwilliam6638]

You have great terrain for riding love the waterfall too bad not much water running, we always bring a gas chainsaw for just those situations

[@miillersoffroad]

Man yeah we love riding in the Ozarks! We have been to that waterfall location many times where it's really flowing good, looks so cool. Yeah that tree down, not cool! First time we have ever truly been in A bad situation. In all our years of riding and never faced a spot like this.

[@johnnychimpo2899]

Love the videos... it would be cool if you guys update us on the miles that are on the wheelers always trying to pause video to get a glance at the odometers lol

[@miillersoffroad]

Hey man thanks for checking out the video! I will definitely start doing that if I can think of it! Joshs Outlander 850 was sitting at around 2500 miles the last I checked and my Brute Force 750 I believe is around 2300. I will have to check Matts Outlander 1000. I want to say he is in the 800 mile range...

[@jeeeprs]

That waterfall is awesome! I think your best videos have trails that require technical experience! I enjoy watching you work through the problem. You figure it out as you go. Looking forward to the next part! Quick question: considering you have different quads, do you both (or all three of you) get roughly the same mileage?

[@miillersoffroad]

Man that waterfall is a good spot! Excellent place to swim in the summer. The technical trails are our absolute favorite. It just makes things interesting and challenging. As for your question, thats a good one! We have all ran our machines from completely full to completely empty on trails before. Long story short, they all get pretty much the same mileage. The Kawasaki will run about 2 miles further, but even that has varied a bit.

[@TM3S0211]

What's the deal with Paradise Donuts?

[@miillersoffroad]

That place is terrible. We tried it. Once....

[@chrisnolan6528]

Not cool...This kind of trail blazing is illegal and is one of the reasons the National Forest closes trails.

[@miillersoffroad]

Can you tell us exactly what we did that was illegal? We're confused. Was it the speed we were traveling?

[@chrisnolan6528]

Nothing to do with speed. If the trail isn't on the MVUM it is not a legal trial. Just taking off through the woods on an unmarked trail is illegal. OzarkOverlandAdventures has a great tutorial on GAIA and if you look back at his really old videos he talked with forest rangers about preservation of offroad trails.

[@chrisnolan6528]

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[@chrisnolan6528]

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[@miillersoffroad]

@@chrisnolan6528 We never purposely go off the trails. I'm really not sure what part of the video your referring to?