@StuckFuck
Hi! These pictures (including videos like this) make me totally horny. When the knobby rear wheel digs in deeply and the engine vibrates between your legs, it doesn't take long before I get a hard-on and have to jerk off. When the rubber is rubbed off the rear wheel and it starts to smoke, it's such an awesome thing, no tail stays dry and the juice just flows out.
Rausch Creek Off-Road Park in PA
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I want to visit this place, obviously with the intent of finding a muddy place to get stuck.
It looks like the only real restriction is that there be a minimum of two vehicles in a group. So, I can't go by myself but if anyone wants to join me in their vehicle then we meet the requirement.
I would want to go after it is continuously rainy in that area for a week or so. Last summer would have been ideal; this year we may have to wait a while.
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Rausch wheeling is mostly hardcore customised or home built 4x4s that often are trailered there by trucks including those like your dually. Not sure if anyone's taken a stock rwd pickup, even a dually there to wheel or play with. And Rausch can be pretty busy at times.
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Few and far betw. C&D canal closed to such off roading which waa never legal in the first place. Wharton State Forest in NJ has sugar sand trails, 4x4 practically a requirement, areas patrolled. I know where muddy places were there but possibly closed to vehicles.
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And that's why I want to check out Rausch Creek.
"Rausch Creek Off-Road Park is devoted to providing a fun, legal place for off-road enthusiasts to go four-wheeling with their four-wheel drive Jeep, truck, or SUV."
It's legal. They admit trucks. It doesn't matter what anyone else brings. The only requirement is a 2-vehicle minimum, and that's why I need someone to bring their vehicle.
