Talk about being born into the sport!  Richard (Rick) Jenkins has almost forty years experience and he just turned 40 this year.  A player in the 4 Corners area, Rick has been instrumental in elevating Chokecherry Canyon and the Farmington area into the iconic wheeling area it is. Stick around and learn more of his history, from being in the crib in the back of an International Scout2 to leading Jeep Jamboree in Ouray and trail leading at EJS. If it’s in the Four Corners, you’ll find Rick out taking care of business.

6:45 – 4WD weren’t being built for wheeling, but to get where they needed to go

9:11 – on Intimidator, it took 8 hours to go one mile, and that trail is still one mile

15:12 – the Gladiator waterfall stands your rig straight up and down

21:55 – inclusivity on the trail

34:22 – let’s talk about Jim Peterson

44:51 – Off Again is my family

53:14 – Shut your face and let’s go wheeling

58:40 – we didn’t hold back, we filled that room

1:08:45 – what do you do when you aren’t wheeling?

1:17:32 – like 3% of that group uses the four wheel drive functionality

1:24:21 – we had a really good upbringing and lifestyle

1:31:00 – there were probably 15 families that really put the whole EJS together

1:39:06 – getting started competitive rockcrawling

1:45:39 – She (Jewell) really wants to run unlimited 

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