1. Always make sure that you know where everyone is at when your getting pulled off an obstacle or while you are filming.
2. Obstacle are different at night than in the day even if your very familar with the trail (see comment 1).
3. See the video, make sure that you stand further back than what you intaily think.:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdRQQtby6lw
Very stupid mistake and most definitely won't happen again. Don't feel like touching the back of a jeep again.

Flame me if you so feel like doing so. I have my fire-retardant suit ready to go.

Other than this the night run went well. It was great to get aweay even if just for an hour or two.

 

Sounds like you learned your lesson. Hope touching the jeep did not hurt..

Lesson 4)
For night runs: make sure vehicle has adequate front and rear lighting.

Stock back up lights are worthless on the trail IMO

and btw: Thanks for passing on your lesson, never hurts to reinforce things...

 

5. Make sure that you have cotton balls pulled out of your ears to get out of the way when a vehicle is being recovered

6. Just because you have a locker/s doesn't mean you won't get stuck. Just means you'll get stuck worse .

 

Tried to take a video while going down one the hills. It's a little jittery. See if you can name the band.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyA_Kk0352w