The Ultimate 4X4 Mud-Slinging Event: The Roscoe Mud Bogs are Back

The mud-slinging fun is back in West Texas as the Roscoe Plowboys Mud Bog returns on Saturday, June 29th. This is an annual "July 4th" event that not only promises a day of thrilling entertainment but also supports a great cause: benefiting Roscoe's area youth in the Little League Association, a lot of the kids don't have the things they need to play ball.

This family-friendly extravaganza transforms the very baseball fields the kids play on into a massive fun mud-bogging pit. While it is Roscoe's "July 4th event," it is celebrated on the weekend, and this year the weekend will be Saturday, June 29th to accommodate all the racers and entertainment.

On Saturday, June 29th, the George Parks Baseball Fields will be covered in mud for a day of exciting competitions. Rest assured, all safety precautions will be strictly followed. This event  CDC and government guidelines will be strictly enforced to ensure the safety of all attendees.

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Organizers are expecting over 50 participants this year. Anyone with a 4X4 vehicle is welcome to join in the fun. Additionally, children can participate in the 'Dash for the Cash' mud-pit run, making it a memorable event for all ages.

Registration begins at 11 a.m. and the gates to the public gates will open at 11 AM, with the competition kicking off at noon. Be sure to bring your lawn chairs and head over to George Parks Baseball Fields, located at Second and Sycamore, Roscoe, Texas. There is a $50 registration fee for competitors, but the event is free for the general public.

For general information, contact Felix Pentoja at 325-514-8384. Drivers interested in competing should reach out to Nick at 325-320-4518. Witness the competitive spirit of these mudslingers in the video above, and don't forget to check out the photos below to see the diverse range of vehicles that will be tearing through the mud.

This here's celebration event includes a concert featuring King George "A George Strait Tribute", Lyndall Underwood and the Dusty Creek Band, and Lance Shaw and the 419 Swing Band. There will be fireworks beginning at 10 pm. Event promoters say more vendors and food trucks are needed.