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Using msnow on an actual hill

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tannersnyder
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So I just bought some msnow and was hoping to use it on my hill but was not sure what to secure it to. All of the videos I have watched people did not have an actual hill but built some drop in out of wood. My first thought was wood but I know that would rot pretty easily if it was between msnow and grass which would eventually turn to mud. Any suggestions?
Mar 7 2022 4:03PM
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muffMan.
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How much area are we talking? You could get plywood cut to the width you want and just attach it to that
Mar 7 2022 4:22PM
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tdollo
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Big ass metal stakes
Mar 7 2022 4:33PM
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tannersnyder
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Coleg55How much area are we talking? You could get plywood cut to the width you want and just attach it to that

Large kit of msnow. So 75 square feet of it. This is a pic of my hill just for context. I have a ton of extra plywood but would that rot?
Mar 7 2022 5:29PM
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PimpChimpin
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Just lay the mSnow down and sandbag or stake it along the edges
Mar 7 2022 5:55PM
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KCoCM
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have you already tried just laying it down? that hill looks mellow idk if u even really need to secure it
Mar 7 2022 6:54PM
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mrk127
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def don't count on the clips on the msnow to hold sheets together without addtional fasteners.

+1 for plywood
Mar 7 2022 8:51PM
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