Same here, I just crash.
About 9 months ago we were riding along some railroad tracks at speed with grass touching our left wheels, rocks on the other. My wide ass LTR is difficult in these situations. Apparently they replaced a railroad tie, and threw the old one in the grass. My left wheel caught the end sticking out, and the left side popped up in the air. I would have recovered but the front left rim bent so much that it caught on the tie rod and jammed. Quad came down, jerked to the left, and I kept going straight. I landed in some soft grass but the bars left a mark on my stomach that is still there today.
About a month ago I was working up to an unfamiliar 30 foot table. On an attempt to clear it, I hit it wrong and the quad turned almost 90 degrees to the right. It amazingly didn't flip over on me, but the effect did turn me around and send me flying backwards. Landed first on my lower back and then my head did a bit of whiplash. I kept riding that day, but none of our ground is soft around here and I felt that one for a good while.
In both cases I was looking back expecting a quad on my face, but luckily the LTR has yet to roll (knock on wood). Sure wouldn't feel good, it's a heavy freakin' quad.