The rite of passage in our family is when you got your first how to drive a tractor lesson. Usually when tractor A is buried up to the axles in a field. It constituted of a lot of yelling, learning colorful new words and dragging chains. I started "driving" a tractor this way about 6 yrs old, my first truck driving lesson came with my father sitting on the tailgate of the truck trying to find pieces of the manure spreader bed chain.
Knock on wood I haven't been really stuck in a while, not trying to chop corn in the rain with a 2wd tractor is probably why. I remember having a 2nd tractor chained to the first to chop some wet ground with a 3rd on hand to pull out the dump truck.