I think the attration to Matts channel is the content, but the thing that brings you back and again is the genuine relationships between everyone. Some channels have what seems like a contrived set of relationships desigbed to capture veiws only. These folks are already in each others lives so we get to see what "Real" looks like in a world full of make believe. Plus, its just good old fashion fun!

Matt should keep some shoes in all vehicles for Jamie. Bless her heart for being a solid trooper ❤

I love how Matt teaches the whole crew. In the shop and out in the field.

Hi Matt. I am 73 years old in South africa. I love to see you doing what you do. You are a good man. I especially appreciate the way you recognise the capabilities of the wonderfull ladies in your team and others. Lizzy and Jamy are stars. I also love the wonerfull example you are setting socially and the good work you are doing!

Love seeing Matt teach the craft to his kids. Very nice young men!

Good MORRning , Salute to all Veterans! , and thumbs UP to MORR!

i like lizzy..she makes the whole channel.....something special about her...........just awesome girl.....positive......have a good day everyone!!!!

Wow that's a gorgeous sunset! What a beautiful "office" you have!

It’s very wholesome to see a nice group of people with respect, good work ethic, clean jokes, and overall genuine attitudes towards others. It’s easy to complain about sticky situations- but your family genuinely supports everyone. It’s not common these days.

Afternoon here in the Uk, hope everyone has a pleasant weekend. Cheers Matt and Team. Armistice day here in the Uk. So thinking of all those brave Men and Women who have given their lives in War from whichever Country they are from.

Nice ! The Super Duty wasn't Super Stuck ! Thanks for sharing !

Like how Matt never misses a teaching moment. Much respect.

This was one of the luckiest tows I've ever seen. The way it pulled out so gently was honestly flabbergasting.

Thanks for the video. This guy was not thinking when he drove there.

Love that you trust your kids, and Carter to be evolved. That is the best way to learn anything.

Awsome seeing you give the younger ones the opportunity to drive. It's the best way to learn!!!

The depth of the Morr crew is so helpful. So many can do multiple tasks properly. Even the young ones. Matt's leadership is awesome.

Living very near a saltwater marsh in California, I can't imaging anyone driving out there. 91% of California's marshlands have been destroyed but this one survived --- because it is way too soft for vehicles. 254 species of birds call it home.

Love the Sound of a 6,0 Powerstroke🤗 greetings from germany

GOOD MORNING! HAPPY FRIDAY! LOVE YOU GUYS!!!

Awesome video of the family on the job. I heard rumors that Lizzy had gotten married and the ring seems to confirm it. Congrats to her and Mr. Lizzy!

It definitely helps when the stuck vehicle driver quits while behind and doesn't bury it up to the frame.

Thank you so much Matt and team. We were thinking that It would be a much much more difficult job, and that we would be there half the night but I took no more than 25 minutes. And the camper didn't have any damage on it luckily. Keep up the good work!

Another Deisel pickup going where it shouldn't be ! Good job by all getting them out!

Ahh good ol Utah. Going 80 mph and others passing you at a buck twenty. I miss it.

Once again the Off Road Recovery Team went to the rescue and was successful. Matt placed the pull vehicles in perfect position for a quick easy pull. Everyone knows their job which gave the customer a happy relaxed demeanor. We'll, get them out held true to form for the Recovery Team. Thanks for the video!

Thanks for bringing us the beautiful sunset backdrop along with the slick recovery.

Nice Job. I did not think that was going to come out that easy.

Another successful rescue of a war wagon out of its element. Remember to thank a veteran!

Since Trevor wasn't there to fall down, Lizzy took his place. Great save on her part, that could have been muddy. Great video guys and gals.

I stopped by the shop today. Maddy was super nice and showed me around. The Nugget looks absolutely amazing in person. Thanks for all the wonderful content!

So happy to see Jamie throwing the camera! She's a natural!

Lizzie for the save and not face planting in the mud! Matt you definitely are lucky man for having such a large family you can basically tell everyone come on were going out on a recovery and just pack up and leave. ❤

Man, I remember watching the Morvair build--now we are on to the heavy wrecker and the Morvair has been in service for a while. Good work once again, guys!

That sunset-wow. Love these videos.

I love that matt is training everybody up on different tasks/skills.

"Just cruising along doing 80 miles an hour..." ...LIZZIE PUT ON A SEAT BELT!

The attraction to Matt’s channel is the long peaceful drives out to the rescues he does

I did the same in the boat & came in super handy when the gals stole our clothes when we were skinny dipping lol. I snuck onto the dock & got dressed. Mind you we were miles from no where only accessible by boat or plane. Fun memories!

Cold 44 degrees? Today where I am it' - 4F! 🥶 Let's say I envy that.

It great to see a family working together, and the young one not standing around with a phone in their hands.

Some people may see that Matt is showing the family the trade of recovery, I see a man not only doing that, but also working on his retirement plan!

Matt and his team have done it again with Jamie, Lizzy, Colin, jefe and even Jamie's Dad helped out! Good job rounding up all the vehicles for this recovery!

"That was easy." Having the right tools for the job feels so good!

This is the greatest channel on KZfaq. They won’t EVER make TV like this anymore. Big props to Matt & crew for putting out such great content at such a high level of production.

Some folks have no fear where they'll drive a vehicle. 🤔😉😁

The best part of this one wasn't the pull out it was the sunset that was a super great sunset

I’ve never been into watching KZfaq videos until I saw a Matt’s offroad recovery video and now I can’t stop watching them. I absolutely love them. I think they are some amazing people.

Matt put some jack stands on the end of your trailers to take the weight off the BALL hitch. I wish I could post a pic of mine. Real simple, a steal post slides up/down held in place by a pin. Great video,

Great team effort by Matt and Crew as usual. Reminds me of a somewhat similar situation with a big slide in camper sunk to the extended rear bumper in mud by the Owens River above Crowley Lake in California. There was about 20 feet of uphill out of the bog on onto dry dirt road. I was fishing and heard a Baja Bug reving it's engine. A guy was trying to pull it out with a chain so short that the Bug still was on the incline. Of course it didn't work. I reeled in my line and walked over to talk to the owners of the pickup/camper. They had a friend with 2 wheel drive F250 that showed up to help. The couple with the stuck camper and their friend was 70+ years old and the friend with the "Rescue F-250" was very hard of hearing. I told them I had a rope that would get the job done. I returned about 15 minutes later with a 35 foot 1 1/2" nylon rope with eyes braided on each end. We hooked up with about 15 foot of slack and I told him to just gas it. He eased the slack out and started trying to pull slipping the clutch. I waved my arms stopped him, and tried to explain that he needed momentum and that the rope would stretch. He didn't understand and repeated taking out the slack as if he were using a tow chain. I stopped him and finally got across to him to get a run with slack in the rope. He took off with about 15 foot of slack and the stuck truck made the sound of breaking the vacuum as it popped out onto the dry road. "The rope did all the work," the old guy said with a big smile. I didn't know to call it a kinetic rope at the time. They wanted to pay me but I declined. "We gave the guy in the Volkswagen $20." said the Lady.

Once again a fine example of a wrecker recovery.

Lizzy falling! Nice! I love how you always find the humor in every tough situation. Great virtue!

Matt, it might be a good idea to get some dollar Tree shower curtains and use them to protect seats from muddy people. They don't take up much space, but they are big enough for a seat.

That was a very beautiful sunsetting at 9:37!

Great video. Love the family working together. I feel like Lizzie is part of the family. She is awesome. ❤️🙏🙏👍👍❤️

kudos to that young man for jumping in and helping Lizzy pull the winch rope! This channel is a beacon of wholesome entertainment. Thanks Matt and the gang!

Awesome video, word, I thought you all were going swimming in the hot springs yes I know it was cold and dark, a big thank you to all the Vets

At first look I thought you would be sliding the morrvair and the banana both towards the camper/truck. Even with Blue Steel as an anchor I had my doubts... but SURPRIZE!!! It was like it wanted to come out!! Lizzy...nice save with the "push-up" stance on the mud!!! Nice job everyone!!!

One good thing about doing that job late in the afternoon is you got a really nice sunset!

all that mud and they drove right into it ??? just crazy... so happy matt handled it quickly and teaching them how to do recovery correctly and safely... good times... lizzie and jamie are the stars here...

God bless everyone at Matt's offroad. I watched you guys grow for 2 years now and you deserve all the success and more. Great family values and charitable attitude is exactly what the Lord likes to see.

Matt’s using a brilliant business model. Corner the market, and multiply! I’m really glad to see him give up his seat time in favor of teaching the younger generation his craft.

The most beautiful people in the west did a perfect rescue of a super truck and camper. Once again Master Matt laid out his rescue plan and set everyone in place. Lizzy in the recovered vehicle and Matt directing the winches. ( Who were the winches) There were no female winches! Okay. So once hooked up to the truck Matt started the recovery and it went without a hitch. Pulled to a point that Lizzy could drive out, which she did. Then it was load up and pass out tee shirt time. All done and dark with the perfect recovery finished. Thanks Jamie and Matt

I'd have to ask the question of "Why did you drive out here?". It makes for some interesting videos when people drive were they shouldn't and then you get a crew that works so well together to get em out. I love watching ya'll. Keep up the good work

Jamie needs a "Go Bag". Boots, jacket, protein bars and water. She never knows where Matt's taking her. 😆

Love the sound of a 7.3. I miss mine😔

Love the sound of the 6.0 needing a tow gasket fit to blow

when you need a big Off-Road Recovery vehicles you need MORR. As seen at SEMA vehicle subject to change. 🤪

Fun Fact : Posted speed limit on I-15 in Utah is 80 miles per hour (129kph). And if you're ever driving from St George to Salt lake City, you will really appreciate the common sense of that. --- Amazing upload, thanks. ---

I'm a bit jealous that no one commented on the gorgeous sunset, indicating that they have seen so many that it makes no impact.

Least you got to enjoy a beautiful sunset while working.

Always fun to watch you guys doing great work. Stay safe and God be with you. Thanks for the video.

Had to wait all day for my wife to get home so we could watch it! Once again, great job and thanks for sharing your lives and business with us! One question, we know Rudy told us he’d be around less on this channel and that he has his own, but we haven’t seen any new content with him or from him for a while and we’re just hoping everything is okay.

All the prep and three vehicles made quick work of that instead of struggling with just one. 👍

I’ve been to those hot springs when I was visiting Brian head for snowboarding! They were awesome. I totally recognize the location. It was very muddy when I went there too.

Nice muddy recovery. The hot springs are awesome, been there quite a few times. Cheers from West Jordan

Great reflexes there Lizzy! 👍

I used to drive a loaded logging truck across swamps, in the winter when it was mostly frozen. Even at 20 below, the "road" moved up and down as I drove over it. It was the only time of year we could get the logs off that job.

I don't know if it is the first time wearing it, but it is the first time I noticed Lizzy wearing mascara. Pretty with or without it. I love the get in there and do it attitude.

4:33 Technically it's a slip and fall. But you did it gracefully! 😁

Always a good part of my morning right here

Thank you Matt, family and crew! Always enjoy watching!!

Everyone was worried about the bumper on the truck, however, it looked like the tail end of the pickup camper curled a little at the bottom. 😬 I hope it's just mud,

Carter: "I'm not cute any more." Alas, the plight of most child stars!! "glug-glug-glug!" And Jamie showing off the latest Off-Road Recovery footwear!! Hilarious!! Great episode!!

Happy veteran's day!

Matt was tasked with the super duty of recovering a super duty and that super stuck in doody

Lol, Jaymie has so many cute sandals.

Carter’s face when asked if he needed a booster seat was priceless!😂LMAO!

Love you guys, keep up the good work!

Thanks for taking us along!! Always something to learn from you all. Like your style!!

Lucky easy rescue for you, even more so for camper rear undercarriage

I love how Matt let the youngsters in the team learn the ropes. ... Oh wait, was that a pun? 😂😁😇🤟

Let’s go yankem out

that looks like a heavy wrecker job for sure

More Lizzie, she’s a good team member. She has really progressed from her first days. I wish I had her welding skills. She rocks

I have watched this channel from before Lizzy showed up. I have watched her learn to drive vehicles-under-tow. Watch the previous MORR video, "Dodge Charger & Off Roading...What Could Go Wrong?" to see how much skill Lizzy brings to these recoveries. Watch how Tom-Tom does. He is untrained.

Nice save lizzie!

Surprised how easy that came out of the mud! But better to be over prepared than under prepared! 👍🏻

Lol, I've had to pull people out in Meadow hot springs before. People are silly to drive out where it's so muddy, especially when there are perfectly good roads to get to the different springs. I was afraid to go out and help one guy because I didn't want to get stuck myself.

So, we got a call. In todays episode: Trevor takes over the entire back seat, Lizzie decides to ride on the roof, And Ed puts dynomite in his drink.