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This guy went through last year about 400 yds away from my shack.Like an idiot he drove along the pressure ridge & then tried to cross it.The water is @ least 75 ft deep here.Everyone got out safe.Notice his auger & other fishing equip frozen in the ice in the back of the truck!What do ya think his wife said? [image]116360241474-R1-012-4A_-med.jpg [/image] [image]116360241474-R1-010-3A_-med.jpg [/image]

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WHat an idiot. WHat did your DNR have to say? Here i think you get fined by the day if it goes through and you do not get it out ASAP. That is why most of the time i take the snowmobile. Even with 4 feet of ice you can get airhole in random places...not a problem on a snowmobile but i get nervous in a truck.

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This southern boy cannot relate to this. I wouldn't even walk across a body of water that is frozen, much less drive my truck over it.

And snowmobiles? I know what they are but have never even seen one run. Just give me a 4-wheeler and red Georgia clay! S

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You got that right Scott!!! This southern boy ain't driving his truck over no water...frozen or otherwise! grin.gif

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I think they tied a float to it & got it out in the spring.I have seen semis stuck in the ice on TV.They go through every year here in northern Sask.They bring other semis in with booms & after they hook up to the one in the ice they dynamite the ice to break it free.It was a pretty cool show to watch.That is the only way some of the northern comm. get supplies in the winter is the ice highways.The drivers get payed good money but risk there lives & sanity.

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I understand the fears some people have but ice can be real safe if thick enough.

Not only that but it does not take a whole lot to be safe enough for multiple cars/trucks to park in one area.

As little as 10 inches is safe enough for full sized pick-ups.

You get 24 to 36 inches and your would be hard pressed to get threw the ice.

However I do not drive on it until I see a whole lot of cars out there.

Then I only stay on "proven" ice or plowed ice roads.

JMO

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This southern boy cannot relate to this. I wouldn't even walk across a body of water that is frozen, much less drive my truck over it.

And snowmobiles? I know what they are but have never even seen one run. Just give me a 4-wheeler and red Georgia clay! S

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This Ga boy would never mess with ice. I stick to mudbogging. Much easier to get out once you get stuck. I have had to use a bulldozer a few times in high school, but we were trying to see who would get stuck last. That has to suck for him. He may not be married much longer.

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That's too funny, Sasksheds. I saw a guy do exactly that same thing a few years ago. The pressure ridge opened up and we were fishing right through it. A few guys were driving across in a spot where it was narrow enough. Along came a big jacked up Bronco and he tried to cross in the wrong spot. Same result as what you posted. Just the other sway around. His front end went in. I wish I had a camera.

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