Osceola Bronco

While stomping around alone in Osceola exploring places I have not been, I found a trail that had been used for logging. It was all good until I found this hole. I must have had 10,000 thoughts race through my mind during the few seconds I thought I was stuck. After I found my way out, I spent the rest of the day just riding service roads. Know your limits. 284-03 30.28079, -82.43077

Momentum is needed! Most of Osceola National Forest is really dry right now. This spot is wet 30.40141, -82.45388 that said, when we start to get rain again, this will be very difficult to pick line. Bring a friend to pull you out.

Crashed the Jeep Poker Run as the only Bronco just like a redheaded adopted stepchild showing up at a family reunion.

Completely lost! GPS didn't show location as a trail. We eventually found one, but we were definitely turned around.

Bronco running over whoopee doo

Krawl'n For The Fallen Event Honor Fallen Police Officers and K-9s (Florida International Rally & Motorsport Park) at Keystone Airport, 7266 Airport Road, Starke, Florida Krawl'n for the Fallen is an Offroad 4x4 Charity event raising money for Families of Fallen Police This was the 8th year of the event. To donate, get involved, or be ready for next year's event, visit https://www.offroadunitedfoundation.com

and through the wood. Krawl'n For The Fallen Event 2022 hill climb.

I always love finding trails that no one has been on for a long time. However, it can be very difficult the further into it. There is always something in it that deters adventurers from traversing through. We did see red ribbons hanging on both sides about 100 yards before it. So, I’m guessing when it has rained, it gets deep.

Today this trail was dried out. When it rains, it is like a stream of water from beginning to end. 30.259420665342038, -82.38548791934618

30.19858, -82.50857 Very dry today, but this will reveal how deep some of the holes get.

Really dry today. I did manage to find a few spots with some mud, but mostly everything was dry from Lake City to Sanderson.

Really Dry today! A few weeks ago the trail was completely filled with water everywhere. There were a few water holes I went around. It's just too risky solo 4x4 to attempt some things with no way to contact others for help. 30°15'52.0"N 82°21'54.6"W

Spent the day hanging out with some Florida Trail Stompers.

Wonderfull TIME spent at Daytona Beach Labor Day Weekend.

We just need to justify the cost of a car wash. So we drove back into the forest to make sure they were covered.

Mud Puddles and Small Streams Flowing.

Front lockers saved the day!

278-B was fun! Full Width 4x4, High Clearance 4x4, SxS 30.22156, -82.53754

216-C is a loop trail that has a variety of terrain and obstacles. High Clearance 4x4, SxS, ATV, Dirt Bike 30°13'36.3"N 82°29'57.1"W U01FR1UL8NHTJWLW YXH2VCPLXSLEJOEN

Deep water crossing in Osceola.

What a great country to live in! It might not be perfect, but we have Broncos again and fireworks. So that is at least two steps in the right direction. OUQNKGJMUGK8XUCG

I bought and paid for this body lift kit because it looked like it would provide me with a solution I wanted. Overall, I think it has done it. It was hot outside, and I'm too old to take the heat. So this took me two days over the weekend to piece together. Using a jack even with a flat base on the grass didn't help matters either. Then there was the 5 inches of suspension preloaded that I had to overcome. Otherwise, this was an easy install. The only thing I'm worried about are two break lines that might end up rubbing over time. For more information about Bronc Buster Body Booster Lift Kit, please visit their YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/BroncBustertx or their website https://broncbustertx.com I'm still on the fence about a bumper relocation bracket for a stock bumper. I think I might look around for someone who has a custom bumper that can be adjusted 3" higher. Please comment your questions, thoughts, and or opinions. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer All product and company names are trademarks™ or registered® trademarks of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement of them with the Osceola Bronco Channel. Any product names, logos, brands, and other trademarks or images featured or referred to within this video are the property of their respective trademark holders. These trademark holders are not affiliated with Osceola Bronco Channel. They do not sponsor or endorse the Osceola Bronco Channel. The opinions expressed in this video are those of the authors. They do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of Bronc Buster or its members. The designations employed in this publication and the presentation of material therein do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Osceola Bronco concerning the legality of installing or using the Bronc Buster 3" Body Lift. The information in this video is for general informational purposes only. Osceola Bronco makes no representation or warranty, express or implied. Your use of the product is solely at your own risk. This video may contain links to third party content, which the Osceola Bronco Channel does not warrant, endorse, or assume liability for. G9G6PIBKV8KSX5NJ

Osceola National Forest trail 241-C. Rain has finally arrived. While I couldn't open the top, the trail was perfect! It had just the right mixture of dirt to moisture.

It was very dry, and almost no one else was wheeling today so I switch into Baja mode just to see. I didn't have the courage to really let it loose. However, it was wanting to go faster.

Windshield did its job, and it saved my life so I'm not complaining.