My gtr doesn't run on dry ground too well

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Yeah sucks to be your buddy looks like he got slammed pretty good

how long did it take to get out of that

Yeah he busted his ass took about 3 hrs to move it 50 yards to some soft mud had to use a landscape post off a someones blinds and shove it under the back of the boat and basically pry it to get it to a little water were it would slide. Thank good we had beer and poweraide.

At least it wasn't sand! Buddy of mine did the same thing but got threw to the front of the boat and cracked 3 ribs!

you got a bench in your way.......and that boat is gonna get wore the fuk out and be hooked to shit in no time!!!!

We hunt out of light boats like that because one of those fancy gt boats or excels would still be there unit an air boat could come get it we break em bring it to the welder to fix they last us about 6-7 years that plenty.

When you start seeing more grass and less water, it can be a good idea to change directions.

That sucker looked like it was hauling balls!!!

Southern Draw Bowfishing Guides Russellville, AR

I had an asshole friend do the same thing ...

Catahoula don't really have stumps so there isn't much need for a strong boat.
You will see its a lot easier to slide a slick bottom boat back to water than a ribbed bottom john though, trust me on that one.

PVC pipe works good too

And so is schedule 40 spud poles...you can pry the boat up and get pvc under it and use it to leverage the boat forward....heavy but I consider a necessity. The alum can bend too damn easy.....

sent from the former Republic of Texas.

A winch and a couple fence posts and a sledge hammer are worth their weight in gold to someone who likes to run shallow like us. I never leave home without those items....