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I've gone thru way deeper stuff than this, but nothing this thick ever. I wouldn't even call it mud, it acted more like cement or liquid rock. once the frame touched the surface, there was no rocking or moving this thing what so ever. I thought i might end up breaking the steering system just from trying to winch it out.

you could grab a clump of this mud, pack it like a snowball, and throw it without it falling apart.

it looked like just moist dirt at first, but then it started to sink and I thought there's got to be a bottom, but nope, it was too late. tryed spinning the tires to clear out the mud, but it wouldn't detacth from the tire

thickest mud I've ever encountered
 

that is stuck

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WE have alot of that here in Newfoundland....tangly stuff to get out of...plus there is very little traction as bog is slimy as opposed to mud which has a grit to it.

thickest mud I've ever encountered
 

Was that picture taken in my back yard??? I wish I had my camera on the 4th. Decided to take a quick spin out into the "dried" up swamp in my back yard. Well.... a change of clothes before the guests arrived and some small begging once my friends got there and I was able to have my friends help pull it out. Did that mud stink as bad as the stuff in my swamp???

thickest mud I've ever encountered
 

That looks like some sticky icky icky mud. And I have to agree I looks like it should stink something bad.

thickest mud I've ever encountered
 

i can see the yellow 4x4 knob. you have diff lock on, don't you?

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that looks like some thick stuff! I have gone through crap like that too. Once the tires get coated, you cant really do anything except try to rock it all around.

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Yep, got a truck stuck in that nice, not too wet, not too dry, soily mud. Took a backhoe to get it out. We have that and clay mud that does the same thing. Not thick enough to skip across not wet enough to get to the bottom and get some traction.

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Weird as it is............but that looks just like a mud hole across from my house to!

I went through it about a week ago with no issue's but it had about 8" of water on top.......... now water is gone and looks just like that hole you posted...

I went into it the other night.............got stuck less then 10 feet in
Dropped into 4low and hosed on it to get out......... was very luck to have not gotten stuck.

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thats pretty much the only kind of mud youll find up in minnesota