Here we see a herd of wild Jeeps playing by a watering hole.

 

They are very social creatures!

 

I see the male of the breed "showboating" for the females. Must be breeding season..??

 

That in the pines?

 

heres one learning how to climb a hil for the first time


and another waiting in the shade on a warm day

 

Looks to be a natural!

 

Yup! Think I took those in Colliers Mills.

 

Where's that off.

I grew up in the pines, but moved to Pennsylvania when I was 14. I didn't have much of a chance to go exploring, now that I got my xj, I am up for some trail exploring.

 

Here she is ok one of her earlier outings before all the mods, but she looks so graceful haha.

 

A young, inexperienced XJ at a water crossing and learning to flex it's legs (first time it was taken off pavement. Previous owners used it for trips only).

 

You gonna lift her up?

 

That they are. We have gathered several pictures of Jeep herds gathering at watering holes to play and exercise.

That is a possibility, although we know very little about the Jeep's breeding cycles and customs. It is very possible that this is some sort of mating display meant to attract passing females.

Here we see two rival Jeep herds planning a scuffle.

 

Had to come up slow on this one. Found it down on the dunes in OBX NC. It was just looking out at the ocean.

 

Watching, waiting.

 

Emerging from the foliage.