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I can’t ever remember the name of that climb but it’s the scariest 5.9 ever. It looks chill on the ground but the bulge freaks me out every time

Cool video, will have to check out this undisclosed location now

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Float during the week and maybe see 1 couple on the river the whole day.

Great Vid - I love the Current and Jack's Fork, both are amazing. I haven't done this section but I've heard it might be the busiest stretch of either river.

Great video, Colby! Jacks Fork is my favorite. I was able to float the upper section this year and now can say i've seen that entire leg of the park. It has the most beautiful water!!!

I'll be doing this exact float over labor day weekend for the first time. Super excited after watching this. 😁

Love the videos. Me and my wife do a lot of these spots. How do you guys plan shuttling? Drive 2 cars?

Congratulations. Gonna pick my Roscoe 7 at noon today. Almost ordered the Marlin 7 Gen 2 with upgrading to tubeless & dropper post so with this one no need. Nice video.

Hi Colby. I’m going to float this and the Current River from Akers to Pulltite in mid September with my 2 teenagers. I hope they are great floats! I’ve loved watching your vids! We’ve never done this so any tips on day trips?

This or the 8, it's been 2 weeks and i cant make up my damn mind lol Im a beginner to and the 8 version is 1699 and the 7 1270

Just got a cheap kayak...no loops or rails or anything to attach an anchor to. It's a sit on top FISHING kayak. They expect me to drill holes in this thing for accessories??

Are there any groups where people get together to float. Some experienced and some newbies? Or clubs?

So I think cruising through trails is decrease chances of injury but if you want to go fast and push it than wear more personal protection than just a helmet. Gloves, shoulder, elbow, and knee pads, and full face helmet like the pros that is under their clothing. ligaments and tendon tears takes months to heal like shoulder and wrist. Lower tire pressure for more traction and adjust fork psi for stability in turns and jumps if needed.

I’ve lived in Arkansas all my life. Never got to float the Buffalo. I’m enjoying watching as if I were in the boat.

That's epic bro

How far are those clips that's so bad

Amazing 😮😅

That is a Roscoe 8 btw, I have that same bike love it so far

Nice 👍

🔥You have probably realized by now that you made an excellent decision to purchase these wheels. There sick ! Congrats 👍

Brave soul to video!

Smiling! Done that in the 70's and 80's all canoes, was surprised to see the yellow raft, guess it's changed a lot over the years, still live in the area but haven't been on the river in 30 years. Last trip was low water and did more pulling the canoes than floating in them, might be why I never did it again. Big Smile! Have had my Jeep Wrangler in and out and crossed it a few times. Never been in a kayak.

When was this?

These trails are far from boring. Blues are super techy "dark blue" and they have a whole other side open now (trail called Cody Monster) with more trails coming (including some blacks). I visited from Fayetteville where we are surrounded by great trails, and I was impressed.

Cool im from arkansas. Where is that?

Was wondering if you could recommend a good river for this week in nw arkansas or surrounding areas. I will be with my wife and two kids 9/12 and our dog. Was hoping to rent a couple canoes.

Been there, done that several times. There are some weird creatures living in the outflow of those cold water springs.

What day and month did you do this river.

Nice ride! Keep making videos!

Great float love that river. Been there many times Baptist to Akers and beyond

Another fascinating float at a phenomenal location - thank you for sharing!!

Really enjoy watching your videos and the detailed description. This is definitely my next destination!

Really enjoy your kayak videos.

Do you remember what the water level was? Beautiful in just the first two mins. Gonna keep watching now. ❤

Beautiful river. Great video.

Do you anchor off the side of the kayak? What about when there is a current or wind? Seems like this would have one side of your kayak facing upwind and the other side would be down wind. Thanks

This was my son and I first two day trip ever on the current. We also love Round Spring to two rivers

I did that float years ago and it got dark before we took out. Nice video Colby.

dis my jam

The music fits perfectly.

Trails look a little boring. You have to pay to ride there???? A waste of money considering all of the free trails in NWA.

Where do you recommend purchasing a kayak - tired of renting.

What time frame (month) did you float this area? What month do you recommend?

What month did you hike this trail?

Recent subscriber here - been watching all your videos and I really enjoy your content - resulted with me floating the Buffalo National River with the love of my life!

Everyone has their preference on what's the most beautiful section of the Buffalo. They are all nice, but we prefer those that are off the main highways, you know, the sections where you can actually see the water and it's not bumper boats lol. The entire river is the most beautiful overall that we have in the state. Highly recommend going in early Spring or Fall to avoid the casuals/drunks. For those that fish for smallmouth while floating, the further you go downstream the fishing gets better. Can you catch smallies the entire river? Yes.

Great video. I really like your helmet. Please tell me what the model is. Thank you!!!

Looks so dope! I was wanting to get out here this past winter, but never did.

What cam/phone were you using while riding?