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Question 1: Why do people keep coming back to Tunica to pull? Answer 1: Because it is a well organized event and the biggest antique pull in the world. Question 2: How many people are complaining about Tunica? Answer 2: Very few are complaining and it seems to me that most of the ones complaining weren't even pullers. Call Tunica what you want. You still won't change the facts. Over 900 hooks this year and will probably be even more next year. That had to be the stickiest track I've ever pulled on. I saw more tractors stall out down there this year and wondered why pullers weren't going a gear lower. When I pulled I finally understood. Hardly anyone was used to pulling on a track like that. There were several tractors stuck like a mouse on one of those sticky traps when they got to the end. I didn't see anything that got out of hand or looked suspicious or unfair. The 12mph boys seem to be satisfied and it all looked safe and orderly. The Mean Green Pulling Team does a great job and it seems to me that for every whiner there's about 100 who enjoy the heck out of this event. Any business would consider that great customer satisfaction. On top of that, I'll bet the MGPT has already had some informal talks about how to improve the pull next year. Please shut up and let the many who enjoy this event enjoy it. I'm surprised someone hasn't griped about it being too cold this year. You know the MGPT probably did that to keep someone that they didn't like from coming. No, maybe they made the weather cold because one of their members prefers cold weather. No wait! I'll bet Cecil Foley told them his JD G pulled better in cold weather and they wanted a JD to win the King of the Hill, so they made it cold. See, anyone can spout off a line of BS. Even me. :) Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Love, Lamont
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