Yeah, it definitely was. It was the start of "mud" season in New England and I had driven that route across a softer patch in the meadow all winter. I used some poor judgment that day. I did my best not to spin at first, but eventually the truck was up to the axle up front (front driver step was at ground level). I tried using the neighbors tractor to pull it out, and after we got that stuck (I know right), we called a tail hook rig. He had to winch most of the way to me because the meadow was starting to thaw more and the weight of his truck was breaking through the first inch of thaw turning the ground to soup. After he winched me out, I hooked him up and pulled him back to asphalt. I jumped out of the truck, walked to the door, and said "that will $100 for tow." haha. Being that he lived less than 3 miles down the road, he only charged me the fee to leave the yard.
