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@@dbruce9035 That's awesome, I definitely wanted to keep going! Was that stretch pretty good too?

@@ExperienceEarth8 If the water is flowing decent. I have a video if you're interested. "Brushy creek, Texas kayaking". Not sure how hard it is to get to our put in spot now. They removed to road that went down to the low water bridge.

@@LiveFolksResources Thanks! It was just under 100 cfs near Mason when we went.

@@georgederocher8202 Thank you for the kind words! 👍

Thank you!

@@juangrande7374 They definitely are! The rapids are at Rio Vista Park in San Marcos, Tx.

@@WilliamMoyer-fo3nk Sounds like a fun trip, I'll have to look into that one. Thanks for watching!

No problem, we put in at Ranch Rd 1871 and took out at US-87 under the bridge. I hope you get a chance to get out there!

@@ExperienceEarth8 did you just leave a vehicle at both ends? Is there a good place to park? Sorry for the questions it will be our first time on the llano. Great video by the way

@@chadjeffrey3137 No worries! I understand, parking is always the trickiest part. That is correct, we met at the end and there is plenty of parking under the large bridge then shuttled everything to the beginning. There is a patch of dirt on the side of the road where 1871 meets the river that a few cars can fit on. We have done it twice now with no issues and even saw a police officer under the bridge when we were pulling out one of the trips and he made it seem like people do it often and gave us no issues 👍

Thank you! Palo Duro Canyon is definitely on the list of places I want to check out 👍

Thanks Johnny!

Appreciate the love man 👍

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Hey Kyle thanks for watching man! That's awesome you've been a wilderness guide for so long. I recently heard of a group called Austin Backpackers on meetup.com that has upcoming trips you can join. REI also has an event calender that sometimes includes camping. Best of luck to you on your adventures!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

@@ExperienceEarth8 Yw . I live in the city . I’d like to hike there soon

We met at the end, left one car there, strapped both kayaks to the other car and drove it to the start point. I hope you are able to make it out there this weekend it's beautiful!

@@ExperienceEarth8 very clever!

Thanks man! It took most of the day, but we went at a leisurely pace. It probably took us around 7 hours or so.

Thanks for the kind words! We did not use a shuttle we just shuttled ourselves. I put the put in and take out in the video description for reference 👍

Thanks for watching man! It wasn't too difficult. We went in the winter though with light bags and I would imagine it would be a bit more difficult in the hotter months having to carry more water.

Thank you! 👍

It's well worth the drive. Thank you so much for the kind words!

Thanks man, I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much! So are you :)

Hey Yanie! It's good to hear from you and thank you so much for the kind words. There will be more to come! 👍

Hey Justin, the stability is great! The only downside I will say when it comes to running rapids is that this specific model cannot fit a skirt, so it will begin to fill up with water, requiring you to dump it out after a few decent ones. Still a great option to get out on the water in my opinion though ✌️

Thank you so much for the support! 👍

We put in at Ranch Rd 1871 and took out at Highway 87. It was a fairly easy paddle to get done in 1 night camping and we went less than 10 miles a day on this one. Just make sure the cfs is close to 100 near Mason or you will do some dragging! ✌️

Thank you so much for the kind words! It's comments like this that motivate me to get out there, film more and improve the quality of these videos. I wish you all the best with everything ✌️

Lol thanks bro!! ✌️

Thanks for watching and commenting man! I'm glad you enjoyed it 👍

Thank you so much man! Your videos are very well done too 👍

Thanks man! I really appreciate the kind words ✌️

Thanks man, I'm glad you enjoyed it 👍 stay tuned, I got more videos in the works!

Thanks for watching man! We put in at Ranch Rd 1871 and took out at US-87.

Thanks for watching! 👍

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it! This trip was around June last year 👍

Thanks for the suggestion! Yeah I realized that I haven't been filming as much of the camping part as I could be. I will definitely include more of that in future videos 👍

@@ExperienceEarth8 that’s cool. I just love camping and only get to go once or maybe twice a year if at all. Keep up the good work. I like the music too! Great job!

Thanks for the continued support!

@@ExperienceEarth8 you’re very welcome .

Thanks for the kind words! It was a great time, very peaceful. I'm glad you enjoy the videos 👍

@@ExperienceEarth8 I do!! I cannot thank you enough, I do not currently get to do such things, so this is very nice for me.

Well it is people like yourself that keep me motivated to make more, so thank you. I got a few more videos in the works so stay tuned!

@@ExperienceEarth8 this is one of my favorites channels. I am looking forward to seeing them. Glad you are doing these adventures. God bless you

Thank you for watching Lori! I'm glad you enjoyed it 👍

Hey Vance, I have the put in and take out in the description. I don't know the exact length of the trip but it looks like about 13 miles or so on Google Maps and we had more than enough time to make it to the end on a 2 night trip. We camped in the River bed, which in Texas any navigable stream is public land and camping is permitted in most cases. It's worth the trip!

@@ExperienceEarth8 , thank you!

@@ExperienceEarth8, cannot thank you enough for the info. Finally found where you guys did this and look forward to a paddle. Still, am concerned about those night hunters…. So overnighting means islands only right? Everything thing else is private property no doubt.

@@vancepleasant9525 Hey, no problem at all I'm glad to be able to help! Here is some information regarding that specific topic. To my understanding, the side of the river bank is ok to camp as long as you can tell it is a part of the gradient that is under water when the water rises. I'm no professional on the subject so use your best judgement and good luck on the adventure 👍 www.texaskayakfisherman.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=220796#:~:text=The%20river%20bed%20is%20public%20land%20and%20is%20legal%20for%20camping.&text=Portaging%20obstacles%20such%20as%20log,boaters%20safe%20during%20their%20trip.

It was around 300 if I recall correctly. 650 must have been crazy!