Went trail riding with the girlfriend.
Another truck came hauling *** around a corner, I swerved and put my truck in a rut on the right side.

Now driving down the street, it turns just fine when I go left, but there's a lot of play to the right. I have to turn the wheel almost 1/4 of the way right before the truck turns.

Also, my friend who went up with us says my truck's dog walking now.

I'm guessing I knocked the front axle to the left a little?
any way to quick fix without taking it to get an alignment?

 

If you moved your axle you have something seriously wrong. Something is bent.

 

Sounds like a track bar problem

 

Off the top of my head I would say check track bar, tie rod ends, drag link, pitman arm. The pitman arm to see if it "jumped" spline.

 

So I got it up on a lift at my work, nothing looks bent. However, I'm guessing it's a tie rod because the wheels are toed out a little bit now.

I'll have to go through it in the morning.

 

the only thing i can think that would make it dog track would be if the track bar got knocked loose or bent.

when i put coil spacers on my truck the axle shifted toward the drivers side because i had the track bar disconnected.

 

Control arms could be bent.

 

Find a shop that will check your alignment for free. Many will because they usually can convince you to pay for the alignment. The alignment check is the only real way to see if something is wrong unless you can clearly see something bent.

 

Alright, so I've figured out that I believe it's a track bar.
I had a co-worker take a look at my truck while it was on a rack at my work.

He's more familiar with older chevy's, so is unsure.
but he said he thinks sometimes you can adjust them.

We couldn't see anything, but is there a way to adjust it, or could I have a bent track bar?

 

you can adjust it if you have an aftermarket adjustable track bar. otherwise, no.