BCRider
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It rains so much around here that the ranges all have some sort of ground cover. We have to do that or the ranges would be a mud pond for half the year. Semi fine gravel is one popular option. One range got a deal on multiple truckloads of hog fuel (think coarse bark mulch) so they have this nice cushy feel on their ranges. Mind you over time that hog fuel is going to rot and be an even bigger issue.
So when we drop our mags they typically don't get dirt or sand in them to any big degree unless you find a bad spot.
So when we drop our mags they typically don't get dirt or sand in them to any big degree unless you find a bad spot.
