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Not many out in Western KY yet. I was out there several weeks ago (from Paducah) and I was still getting tons of looks.

A stock JTR would be fine for certain trails in the DBBB in normal conditions. As mentioned above, Spaas Creek is notorious for being difficult in wet conditions. But most of Fixer-Leeco Rd is fairly easy. I go by myself most of the time. If I run into difficulty, I turn around. I don't have...

Yeah...didn't go. I thought it would be way too wet too. I don't mind some, but figured it would be too much today.

Several Facebook Groups for Kentucky Off Roading, but I don't know any specific ones for Jeeps. People are constantly going to the Daniel Boone Backcountry Byway. I'll be there Saturday.

LBL has some great trails. The Daniel Boone Backcountry Byway (DBBB) in Eastern Kentucky is fun too. HollerWood Park is connected to it.

Awesome. I love the Hydro Blue. Where in Kentucky?

I go to the DBBB a couple of times a year. It's a good place when relatively dry. When it's wet you don't want to go alone and you definitely want recovery gear. There is a map for it at: https://www.cartotracks.com/daniel_boone_backcountry_byway

They have several at Glenn's now. Go get one!

Carl was mine as well. Great guy. I'm having mine serviced there. My fiancé has a Jeep Wrangler and they have done good work on hers. They have two extremely knowledgeable Jeep guys that love to work on them.

Glenn's? Who was your salesperson? Let me know when you head back to Lex. My brother and a friend of mine both have JTs. We can have a meetup.

Lexington KY here. Silver LE.