Mudder
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Welcome from Ga. Looks like you are living the good life, glad you found some property to enjoy.
Sounds like there needs to be a ride planed at Mulberry Mountain…………?Welcome form central MO to the best place on earth!
I just heard today about a place called Mulberry Mountain. Are you close to there and have you been? I heard it is a nice place to be.
Yes, it's about 35 minutes from the house, very rocky and not my favorite place to ride and can be very crowded on week ends. You can look it up, they got us hemmed up to the Blue loop, it's nice but?Sounds like there needs to be a ride planed at Mulberry Mountain…………?
@Smitty335 ain’t you close to Mulberry Mountain?
Why will you get rid of the bighorn tires?I’ve wanted a ATV/UTV for a long time but living in a subdivision doesn’t have very much area to play in but now I have a small farm and lots of gravel roads. I’ve bought a 2020 Honda Pioneer 1000-5 Deluxe and am in the process of hanging the accessories. I have to get these Bighorn mud tires off and I’m thinking of the 29x10-14 Tusk Terrabite on all 4. More about me, I love to bass fish out of my Gambler and when it gets July and August we get on the tritoon for some fun. Now with owning a UTV I’ve got more toys than time.
The way my cousin made it sound it seemed like a nice place to be. He showed me a bunch of pictures and there seems to be pretty much everything except sand.Sounds like there needs to be a ride planed at Mulberry Mountain…………?
@Smitty335 ain’t you close to Mulberry Mountain?
Yep, exactly……Yes, it's about 35 minutes from the house, very rocky and not my favorite place to ride and can be very crowded on week ends. You can look it up, they got us hemmed up to the Blue loop, it's nice but?
Went to Mulberry Mountain back in June. It was nice, except the unusual amount of rain they had caused some roads to wash away and many trails to be "closed". We plan on going back!Welcome form central MO to the best place on earth!
I just heard today about a place called Mulberry Mountain. Are you close to there and have you been? I heard it is a nice place to be.
Are these the falls Ozark Mountain around Mulberry Mountain? We tried to get to the falls back in June, but we were traveling by our selves in the Pioneer 700-4 and just didn' t want to risk it on some of the trails due to no one else being with us. On our trip home, decided to stop in Rogers, AR and buy a Talon with 32" tires Now it's time to go back. You'll have to let me know how to find those places in your pics!!!Mulberry mountain and Mill Creek trails in Arkansas are some of the most beautiful trails especially in the fall when the leaves are turning, skid plates for long machines is a requirement unless you don’t care to damage your ride, View attachment 284542forgive the PoPo in the pics, I myself am new as I am waiting on my Talon Live valve 4 seater to come in!View attachment 284541View attachment 284540View attachment 284539View attachment 284538
Welcome from Kansas!!!I’ve wanted a ATV/UTV for a long time but living in a subdivision doesn’t have very much area to play in but now I have a small farm and lots of gravel roads. I’ve bought a 2020 Honda Pioneer 1000-5 Deluxe and am in the process of hanging the accessories. I have to get these Bighorn mud tires off and I’m thinking of the 29x10-14 Tusk Terrabite on all 4. More about me, I love to bass fish out of my Gambler and when it gets July and August we get on the tritoon for some fun. Now with owning a UTV I’ve got more toys than time.
That reminds of some of the pictures my cousin was showing me. It looks really nice. It should be a little over 4.5 hours drive for me. I see there is a lodge on Google. Is the area state owned and you just drive anywhere or do you have to go thru the lodge?Mulberry mountain and Mill Creek trails in Arkansas are some of the most beautiful trails especially in the fall when the leaves are turning, skid plates for long machines is a requirement unless you don’t care to damage your ride, View attachment 284542forgive the PoPo in the pics, I myself am new as I am waiting on my Talon Live valve 4 seater to come in!View attachment 284541View attachment 284540View attachment 284539View attachment 284538
I think I recall reading that you can't drive on the roadways, but everyone does and they say it is fine to go from one trail head to the next. We and everyone else there did and no one says a word. It is a National Forest, so there are pay stations set up at certain trail heads where you fill out the form and insert your $3 for the day. No pay to ride trails is through any lodge or campground. Awesome!!!That reminds of some of the pictures my cousin was showing me. It looks really nice. It should be a little over 4.5 hours drive for me. I see there is a lodge on Google. Is the area state owned and you just drive anywhere or do you have to go thru the lodge?