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Anonymous No.2840291 [Report] >>2840341 >>2840352 >>2840411 >>2840450 >>2840489
muskeg
how do i traverse this? im going innawoods in northern ontario next weekend and going off-road but it seems like muskeg is absolutely fucking everywhere and i'm scared to walk on or go across it because i heard shit like caribou can just sink inside it with no warning and are unable to get back up, plus its all wet as fuck and its insect heaven and its like walking through really thick mud

is muskeg just untraversable? is this why nobody lives or goes off road anywhere in northern ontario? just because of this swamp-like abomination?
Anonymous No.2840341 [Report]
>>2840291 (OP)
I wouldn't worry about it. Are you a caribou?
Anonymous No.2840352 [Report]
>>2840291 (OP)
>how do i traverse this?
A flight to Kansas should do it.
Anonymous No.2840411 [Report] >>2840517
>>2840291 (OP)
They has this shit all over norway and scotland and it's a bitch to walk through, my dog kept sinking through it LOL. The best method is to aim for the tall bunched up grass because all the roots seem to be structurally strong enough to hold you for a few seconds. I guess you could do the same with the saplings

Obligatory bear grylls bog https://youtu.be/V10nUzWJUhI
Anonymous No.2840450 [Report] >>2840491
>>2840291 (OP)
Same way as the animals living there
>low surface pressure, snowshoes
>long legs that usually touch the bottom, stilts
>buoyancy, a life jacket
>flight, complex machines
In general these places just suck to traverse and are avoided if at all possible.
Anonymous No.2840489 [Report]
>>2840291 (OP)
just wear your trail runners. you'll be fine.
Anonymous No.2840491 [Report]
>>2840450
Even moose get stuck in muskeg sometimes, it's hellish terrain.
Anonymous No.2840517 [Report]
>>2840411
this, we got them in ikea land as well, fucking hellscape