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[maria]

Practice makes perfect, so the more you sink, the more you enjoy life and the better you get at making movies Win win all round!! And besides, there's so few of us who make videos, every video counts as good, no matter how inexperienced you might think you are. Keep the camera rolling - "Take 9!"

[rgadt]

Bogbud you have such an amazing place for sinking there... Realize this post is very late to the thread but just wanted to congratulate you on such a wonderful spot and a very successful sink. I haven't been able to get into my favorite local spot for a while now, because (1) it's under about 5 feet of water right now and (2) the entrance has recently been decorated with a lovely "No Trespassing" sign, although this is a state park that was open to the public before it flooded about 10 times Would love to see some clips of those fabulous Acquo boots sinking out of sight in that mud, so hope you get that chance eventually.
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[mud_dreamer]

^^^ Nice mud bogbud.

That looks like the right consistency for an easy deep sink.
You said that you go there at dusk. Is there a privacy issue there? It looks like it is way off the beaten path.

Where do you clean up? Or do you just peel off all your gear and bag it?

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[gamwam]

that looks awsome just over the ditch,. im still hoping one day your gonna video a sink for us

[mud_dreamer]

I would definitely sink in a bog like that if I ever find one.

I recently checked out a very swampy area on the Mississippi River by me. I am guessing that the last people to step there were Native Americans in the 1800's. I did find an area that I got to knee deep in but it took a lot of work and I encountered some small tree roots in the process.

That area must not be a bog right? A bog is really loose mud and more organics than clay right? Just guessing, no experience with bogs.

Can I ask you why you wear what you wear? Is it for protection? And/or for getting more stuck?

mud_dreamer

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