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We should plan something in February, I've been eyeing Gultches for a while, what are y'alls thoughts?
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jesseshoots
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I'd be down depending on weather. It's a 2.5 hr drive for me which is no fun in the cold. And wheeling in the rain isn't worth it anymore lol.
It's 4+ hours for me so it would be an overnight. I'm interested but my jeep is hard down right now in pieces. The winter projects are stacking up. Also, I can't get it to run and idle currently. Chasing something causing it to run rich.
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Yeah 4+ hours for me to so definitely a overnight trip, just keep it in the back of yalls minds as a possibility, we could also push it to the beginning of March if need be
Let me get mine running again and then I'll chime back in.
New owner of a TJ here in Durham! Definitely interested in doing some off roading provided you all don't mind assisting this newb
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Gulches In SC, Brown Mountain In western NC (only has 2 trails open to Jeeps), Patriot Mountain OHV in western NC, anywhere else?
Gorogergo
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After a multiple year break, I'm back in a TJ out in Emerald Isle.
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I've heard of Brown Mountain, but no details of it. I'm just now getting back into this stuff. I probably need to go to Uwharrie first when they open up since it's so close by.
Also, what's the deal with riding forest roads in NC and how do I identify them?
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Also I forgot to mention Hurricane Creek, its only one trail but it looks fun, not very challenging but maybe scenic (you gotta take what you can get here)
329art
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Sandhills areas might be fun too this time of year. Thinking about heading there soon. Google sandblast rally
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Is this what you're talking about in SC? http://www.sandblastrally.com/ (looks cool, but the only thing my Jeep is racing is the gas pump)
Or are you talking about something in NC sand hills?