When you see the trees pointing straight down as you look straight ahead, it means only one thing: you’ve screwed up big-time and this is probably going to hurt. Brandon Smith got lucky and got away clean from this tumble down Donkey Punch Hill at Stoney Lonesome OHV Park in Alabama. He was running his Polaris RZR XP 1000 in the RZR-Aid Race and was doing well, right up until he tried to conquer Donkey Punch. The deeply rutted hill proved to be insurmountable, and Smith decided the best course of action was to back down, but a little too much brake pressure brought the front end of the side-by up and over. From then on, Smith was just a passenger as the UTV bounced it’s way right back down to the base of the hill. The cage did it’s thing and not only was Smith only bounced around and alert, but the RZR was able to be moved away.