Yeah deffinatly. Im not 100% sure on the name of them but i saw it on tv a while ago. I suspect any sort of grate that could dig in would work.

 

This might just do the trick!
(compliments ofbigfishtackle.com)

Mud Ladder

Mud:
There are lots of good times to be had in the mud, but very few involve rope, rubber, and two-by-fours. To get your slop-happy pig back on the tarmac, build a simple gadget called a mud ladder. You'll need to cut a two-by-four into ten 18-inch lengths; then line 'em up and drill holes near each end. Thread long ropes through, knotting the rope after each "rung" to form your ladder. "Put that under the drive wheel [the one that's spinning] and it'll dig you right out," Marv says. The tire will climb the ladder as the motion pushes it down to stable ground. If you're still stuck, entice a sexy passerby to join you in the mud until help arrives

I might just make one of these myself....

Or try this....






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when i used to go muddin in my buddys 2wd '90 f-150 i would start to trun the front wheels left and right but you need forward momentum for that to work it saved me from sinkin his truck lots of times

 

Might want to get a limited slip differential put in. I wouldn't use a locker since you tow with it.

Also I've just taken the floor mats out of my truck before and jammed them under the tires. Unless one is up off the ground that usually works.

 

Hey yall I appreciate all the replies, it will prolly help a lot some time.

 

What about a heavy-duty ratchet strap??????

You can pull pretty dang hard with one of them