Sherp Mission - Creating Trails through Cattails, Ultimate Water Entry

It is that time of year - Preparing for Deer Hunting. I was asked to create trails through 11 foot + cattails and marsh. It has been a very dry year and the cattails remained knocked down.
Also, captured the Sherp taking the plunge into a small deep pond. This is the most intense Sherp water entering experience I have had. The Sherp had water all the way to the top of the windshield. Only a cup of water or so came into the cab of the Sherp. There is some great slow motion shot.
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[@sherpusa]

Great Video Dan!

[@nvgun40]

Great video. The Sherp does well with knocking stuff down to get through. Some constructive criticism if I may. Quit strapping your machine down like you did (around 20 seconds into the video). Yes, your strap is rated for the weight. The tie down points can handle the weight too. However, one strap... If either of those two tie down points, or the strap hooks, or even the strap had failed... The least that could happed would be the Sherp coming off the trailer. The worst, could be that it comes off the trailer while rolling down a busy road and stricking someone else. Straps and strapping points can fail. Use four straps, one at each corner and never cross the straps (I nearly lost my rig once because I crossed the straps and where they rubbed one broke and that pulled the rig sideways (to the side that didn't break) and it nearly came off the trailer.

[@SherpET]

100% agree. I was lazy because of short notice, driving about 5 miles under 50mph.

[@luistiburcio8137]

I ‘d like to buy ane to. Bring it to Dominican Repúblic what would i do?

[@SherpET]

I’m too far away to help. Suggest contacting sherpusadealer.com/contacts/