This Is Definitely A First For Me!

For a long time I watched Matt pull 4x rigs out of the sand and could not understand how all these idiots got stuck. Then this old dirt biker went to Sand Hollow last year. Unloaded our dirt bikes in a parking lot and went through the tunnel under the highway that you see in a lot of the videos. Made it about a hundred yards beyond the tunnel. And then spent an hour just getting back to that tunnel. When the sand there is dry it’s like nothing I have seen anywhere else. It can be ridden on with speed but if you stop it is almost impossible to get going again even on level ground. Beware. If you don’t have a high flotation rig like the Banana or Morrvair you will have problems. Side X sides work also but as we have seen they can also get in trouble.

Thank you for pulling out my lil blue truck 😂. Matt and his team are all very courteous and great at what they do and I can say I went out with full confidence that i would be fine cause I'm used to beach sand but as matt showed me its totally different about 1.5 inches down the sand was completely dry.

Those first two had the right idea: If we're stuck, we might as well "camp" out here and enjoy the view.

No intro, no music, just good content and crew! I'm glad you guys have structure to your episodes. If you've been contacted by Discovery... don't go down that path. Keep this channel just the way it is. Probably be at 2 mil subs sometime early 2023.

6:30 I still think that the free shirts you give out on rescues should not say "We'll get them out", they should say "They got me out!" and should not be available in your merch shop, only for rescues.

Multiple weather reports in one video. My day is complete. Thanks ED

I love it when Matt plays in the dunes with the Morrvair. 😀

All these 4 wheel drives getting stuck in the sand is just insane, then you bring the Morrvair out and pull them out in 2 wheel drive, tells us all one thing.....Air Pressure. I have heard Matt touch on it a time or two, but it really is the reason for maybe 70% of the recoveries he does. I learned this early in life here in the sugar sand of Florida and every one just thought my truck was so much better than all of the other trucks out there, truth was, I was the only one airing down.

Love seeing Ed in these videos. Can't explain why but it just puts a smile on my face.

I love Matt's Off Road Recovery and the whole team including Lady, Peanut and Max!

Ed saying that Matt won't let them go swimming was my favorite line LOL

"He ought to know not to park it in the gravel" says Ed. Words of wisdom!!!

It was good to see Ed and the dogs back out on recoveries. That was kind of mean of you to let the dogs play in the water but you wouldn't let Ed go swimming. Those first two had the right idea.“ we're stuck, let's go swimming, we'll get out in the morning”.

Nice to see the dogs and the Morrvair getting to have a run around

We were in town for the Peach Days golf tournament yesterday and thought we'd drop by to see if we could get a peek of the Golden Nugget. What a treat it turned out to be! We got the full Golden Nugget/double Rokon tour from Ed, got to meet Peanut and even got a peek at the heavy wrecker. It was so fun getting to chat with Ed for a few minutes. You can tell he's a proud Golden Nugget owner. Thanks for putting out such great content and thanks for being so gracious to those of us lucky enough to drop by in person. Special shout out to the sweet girl running the merch shack, (Sorry, I don't remember her name) she was so kind and friendly.

Matt, You should actually carry a couple of the screw in recovery points. They are mostly the same so instead of having to dig around hoping they still have theirs you can just grab yours.

Probably the cutest recoveree’s so far. 😉

You would think watching you guys pull out vehicle after vehicle of all types would get old. Well it doesn’t. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and your adventures

That first rescue was a cheeky one

Nothing against everyone else, but Ed's weather reports are first class! So many rock hard tires so long a summer season equals lots of work for Matt.