I and most others have gotten stuck at one time or another. I have been stuck pretty good twice. From that I learned that not getting stuck was the new plan--not how to get out. Many of tractor roads are plain dirt and will rut up quickly if used when it is wet. Getting stuck not only wastes time, is physically exhausting, wrecks your roads but it is downright dangerous. A lot of bad things can happen when a tractor gets stuck.
What projects get done when on this property is highly determined by the weather and the road conditions. If it is super dry I drive past all of the easy places and do the needed tasks in the otherwise hard to reach places. When it is super wet, the tasks with good access even during wet periods are tackled. More gets done that way.
