Hello, i and my girlfriend are into wam, especially into mud. (Yeah, i have that luck, that i found girfriend, whos like it a lot. I told her about my fetish and she was curious about it, so she tried it couple times and then she was excited.) But in our country (Czech Republic), there is problem to find good muddy places, that are in private, so Iwant to ask some questions (if some producers of wam mud videos will answer me, that will be great).

1) How you do it, when you found place to mud, but there is possibility, that there can be people around? You take risk and do it, or you abandon this place and looking for another?

2) If you are discovered by accident by other people, what are your reactions and what are reactions of people? How you explain other people what you are doing there? And what they saying about thing, that you are in mud?

3) How you do it in places, like sand quarry, quarry, building site and other not private places? You ask employees and tell them about your hobby, or you go there without asking? What are reactions of that employees, if discoveres you?

4) Have you got some tips, where we can find good mud places except sand quarryes (i mean some tips, where can i looking for)?

Thank for your answers. And sorry for my english, i know, that its bad.

It's different when producing scenes, as generally if the public see someone with a camera and someone else posing, they assume its some kind of YouTube thing or a publicity stunt or other professional activity, and mostly ignore it. When you're looking for a location for private play with a partner you need a lot more seclusion.

To find places, walk along river banks, also study Google's satellite view maps and look for muddy areas alongside rivers, and away from anything industrial that might cause pollution.

Your English is very good!

Yes! I'm currently trying to plan a muddy outing with my partner and we have no idea how to look for a good spot. I want to try and risk just driving to a forest and having a look around but I run the risk of not finding the perfect spot. I had a though that maybe looking for reservoirs that were low at this time of year might be a good idea? Much like tidal mud but without the added risks of tides?

Where are you Swish?

Northumberland

Okay so my East Midlands mud spots aren't going to be much use!

Here in the USA it's not difficult to find an isolated location away from everything. I'm pretty fast with my mouth so I always have a story or two, potential excuses, etc in my head just in case we encounter anyone. Encountered a property owner once and convinced him we were fishing (with four naked women) and law enforcement once. It was important on both occasions that we really weren't up to anything bad. Don't be confrontational and it makes talking your way out of things much easier. I've seen too many people who suddenly want to win an argument. That does not make life easier for anyone you run in to. Make it easy for them to be nice to you as well.

"Hey there. Sorry. Just taking pictures of the ladies. No partying. Didn't realize where the fence was. Sorry you had to come looking for us.I know you have more important things to do. Thanks. Have a nice day."

And always have an escape route planned too. You don't want to think about alternative exits if something goes wrong. Have a plan. Always have a plan for as many contingencies as you think are likely. I probably take it to the extreme but before I've been anywhere in the wild I know where the local hospital is. I have phone numbers for local police, taxi, US Embassy, etc. just in case. Doing your homework makes it easier to focus on having fun.

Finding locations means doing your homework too. Look for water and go from there. Avoid private property as much as possible. Be prepared to do some scouting in advance and become familiar with the area. Good luck.

I've been looking into local 'Salt Marshes'. Has anyone any experiences wamming in this type of mud?

I've looked around at Salt Marsh areas near me, but didn't go for them as they tend to be quite open areas and popular with birdwatchers. Another thought is that the water circulates less than in the intertidal zone, so the mud is more likely to be anaerobic and smelly. Whether that's offputting or fun is a matter of preference!
So far, checking out the channels of small tributaries to a larger estuary has worked out well for me.