It's quite wet for sure. I've been out once, but didn't get back off the road. Did see some tracks though.

You can tell me.

i was out there last weekend and its really wet i came in from richloam and walked in im going in the morning and walking the river i googled some places and marked them on gps

WOW this thread has been ressurected from last Sept.I bet it's the same forecast though..WET
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We were over at richloam a few weeks ago and the green swamp was looking... you guessed it WET, you beter have a 4x4 or some good buddy's if you plan on hunting either place. I picked up a permit for gun season.

I went to green swamp to go scouting a few days ago it was not that wet. It seems to be really wet if you go the day after it rains alot. About a month ago when I went to Green swamp there was spot that the water was up to my knee in the firebreak and last week it only had a few inches of water .

you beter have a 4x4 or some good buddy's if you plan on hunting either place. I picked up a permit for gun season.

I got a 4 x 4 ..and tried it out at Three Lakes..It's my first one and I was very impressed. It's simply a Ford Ranger 2005 but my scout was guiding me through some stuff that looked impossible..She rolled right through.If it wasn't for him..no way I'd done that.,.some places were 2 foot deep in water. not one spin out.and mine does not have a lift kit or huge tires.
Here she is..

Great looking truck there chuck.

The main roads arn't that wet but If you plan on getting off the beaten path a 4x4 is a good idea and you never know when its going to rain 2 inches and get things sloppy out there.

Thank you sir..Last year during turkey season I had to park off the road at the Green Swamp...and it was very mucky..she had no problems..about 3 times fishing this year she was stuck..I just switched the switch to 4x4 and it came right out. I use to drive a jeep in the army and this is every bit as good ..so far.lol

This is what ya need for Richloam. or being guaranteed not to get stuck in Green swamp. My everyday driver.