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I would have to say ask her, I dunno. All I can say is someone recommended an M/T that she works with? Again, I dunno. I suggested a non-M/T so I already follow what you're saying. We got real ass mud here in the Tejas so yeah, M/T's can come in handy, especially in the piney woods. What they have in her parts I wouldn't know.Honestly it depends on what she means by mud. Hitting a couple inches of mud in a puddle in a logging road isn't the same as playing in deep, thick mud in a mud pit. Most of what I saw on logging roads in Washington State was a lot more water, than mud, and I'd kind of assume that's mostly what she's seeing. For what I remember back home, 30 years ago, I'd think the AT would be the better option.
Now if she's hitting mudholes somewhere with a lot of soil in there...yeah, the MT is going to be the clear and only choice. The perspective on how you define mud is really going to be key in the tire selection.
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