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Jon with the correct soil it can be done, but it can be a challenge to maintain at best. We have approximately 300' of our dam with the same slope, and it took a lot of early maintenance to keep deep ruts from forming and getting a good cover of grass. Even if just weeds grow, it's much better than bare ground. Thanks for the reply. It is mostly red clay, with some natural rock mixed in. So far the maintanance has been to add soil to where the erosion or ruts are forming. We are actively trying to get the grass growing. I was even thinking of putting a mesh over the top and sides to prevent erosion and get the vegitation established.
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