Any mudding spots left

[SmallPathy]

Any muddin spots still wet and muddy need to get my fix in and get a lil dirty.

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[CharlieMan]

Entrance to Bronco Canyon? It's fed by a stream so there might be some mud left

[SmallPathy]

We're is that exactly heard about it but never been.

Entrance to Bronco Canyon? It's fed by a stream so there might be some mud left

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[SmallPathy]

I'm looking for around Reno Spanish stead area

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[CharlieMan]

Between lockwood and Virginia city. It's out near the petroglyphs.

[SmallPathy]

When I mapped it it said out by Carlin

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[SmallPathy]

Do you have coordinates?


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[CharlieMan]

Sent it via pm

[CharlieMan]

It used to be rather large, but its a lot smaller now

[RARECJ8]

That hole is a rig eater.

[WILLD420]

It was almost dry on the last trip report

[SmallPathy]

How long ago was that? Just wondering

It was almost dry on the last trip report

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[Brizzman]

I always avoid that hole. It's just too unpredictable for me.

[WILLD420]

Think I saw it on FB a couple weeks ago that it was almost dry. Worth a look if you are bored.

[SmallPathy]

I will go look at it tomorrow night and let y'all know


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[Brigitta]

The entrance to a trail is not a place to go muddin'. As of a few weeks ago it was a shallow, stinky, algae ridden mess. Folks have been trying to stabilize the creek by adding a lot of rock to the bottom to try to stop further ersosion. When the creek is full you don't realize it'll swallow up a 42" tire.
Please don't use the entrance to a trail for a place to get your rig stuck then tear it up further trying to get out. It took forever to get that Land Rover out of there, and a lot of damage has been done. Wet weather is just around the corner, there will be plenty of mud everywhere else soon enough.
Thanks, please tread lightly on our trails.

[SmallPathy]

Ok definitely will steer clear for that being a mudding spot

The entrance to a trail is not a place to go muddin'. As of a few weeks ago it was a shallow, stinky, algae ridden mess. Folks have been trying to stabilize the creek by adding a lot of rock to the bottom to try to stop further ersosion. When the creek is full you don't realize it'll swallow up a 42" tire.
Please don't use the entrance to a trail for a place to get your rig stuck then tear it up further trying to get out. It took forever to get that Land Rover out of there, and a lot of damage has been done. Wet weather is just around the corner, there will be plenty of mud everywhere else soon enough.
Thanks, please tread lightly on our trails.

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[Brigitta]

Thanks! And honestly it's pretty skanky there right now. I'll certainly post up if I see or hear of a mud hole in open areas where you can have some fun. Sadly, we haven't had much rain this summer, everything is super dry & dusty.

[RARECJ8]

I hate mud. Once ur under carriage gets slathered its there for a long time and one must wear goggles to do any work underneath. Much like playa dust it invades a rig and never wants to completely leave.

[Brigitta]

I totally agree. I avoid it as much as possible, but when you live 3 miles down a dirt road it's hard to stay out of it...