Yes, I experienced this at Ford‘s Michigan Proving Grounds in Romeo MI. There’s a grassy/muddy two-track trail and during certain wet times of the year, the earth there would stink horribly as you described. I assumed it was heavy with organic material in natural decay. Definitely natural whatever the cause. The mud was extremely slick when wet like axle grease, and it stuck to everything like concrete. It was very difficult to wash off and made the trucks smell like dog $#@!A question for folks:
When I got home, my Bronco had a really bad stink! It was from the mud. 'like rotting old sewer and garbage.
Has anyone else had this happen?
Maybe it's from the rotten people at the "campsites" along the forest road leaving garbage and overturned toilet buckets.
A lot of mud holes are damn foul.A question for folks:
When I got home, my Bronco had a really bad stink! It was from the mud. 'like rotting old sewer and garbage.
Has anyone else had this happen?
Maybe it's from the rotten people at the "campsites" along the forest road leaving garbage and overturned toilet buckets.
I'm always curious who the sucker is that bought one of those too lol.Parked next to a Cybertruck. Waited to see the owner, but he never showed![]()