Negative Nancy:flipoff:
Ya could use logs stuck into the ground to help hold the rock in place.
Or,
Ya could go hardcore, build your own rock, using cement, and bury it. So its kinda shaped like this.
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You could also just bury half a huge ass rock.
You could cable/stake a large (16-18" diameter for an extreme trail) tree down to help control what the necessary height for a belly pan needed for the trail. You could put several of those in a row, so people with lesser built rigs can't just hammer down and jump it (I can already see a video of $$$ doing it now:redneck::haha
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You could also try an control the diff clearnce neccesary on a trail by laying several 8-10" diameter logs lengthwise along the trail and staking/cabling/chaining them down.
To control the roof height of a rig (so ya don't get some big gay mud truck going down an expert trail just because he has 44's) you could tie a railroad track/tree inbetween two tree's that are on either side of the trail. You could set it at like 7 or 8 feet.
Feel free to add to these idea's or tell me what you don't like about em, or what could/would go wrong. I have me flamer, I mean, flame suit ready.:cheer::redneck:
And yes, I am bored how'd ya know?:haha::flipoff:
