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@@spacehonky6315 It made for a unique experience for sure! Something we will never forget

We won’t be forgetting that one anytime soon! Got another float trip planned for the end of the month!

It definitely added an unnecessary challenge to the end of the trip

I can promise you, that buck never felt the slightest bit of pain. He took the most humane shot straight through the heart. What you are seeing are simply involuntary nerve and muscle spasms. This can be compared to chickens once their heads are cut off. They may run around headless but I can assure you just because they are moving doesn’t mean they are alive, much less feeling pain.

The first one was 12.4 miles downriver from the Ponca Put-In. It was on the left side of the river. A nice gravel bar and 20-30 yards or so off the river was where we set up our hammocks. The second camp site across from that tall Bluff and up that large gravel bar was 31.7 miles from Ponca and just 0.7 miles downriver from county road 3850. The river makes almost a 90° turn to the east and it’s also on your left off of the river a little bit as you can see from the video. Both were great camp sites!! Hope you have a great trip!

It’s a great river from the start until it flows into the Duck River! It’s getting about that time of year for us to plan another over night float trip too.

@@jsjoutdoors466 Maybe I am getting old but 57 miles in 3 days is a long trip. I don't want to do over 10 miles a day.

It isn’t too bad with the steady current, but it’s all about how you want to spend your day. We average 2-3 mph when floating/paddling. By spending a whole day on the water we get about 9-10 hours of canoeing and 2-3 hours of pulling off on the bank and chilling. 20 miles isn’t too bad. Other people might enjoy pulling off on the bank more or setting up camp early and so 10-15 is more up their alley.

@@jsjoutdoors466 last response. Where did they take you out at?

@@kennethemichael You’re good man, I enjoy giving any information to help out. We actually did this trip on our own without any canoe service. My parents picked us up on a gravel boat ramp at the mouth of the Duck River where it flows into the TN River. I would suggest taking out before the end of the Buffalo because the lower end of the Duck flows very slowly.

Thank you! We hope to go back sometime in the future and start a trip where we ended! 100 miles is a long trip! Have fun!

@@jsjoutdoors466 I'll let you know how it goes. I have a Daggar kayak. Do alot of rivers with white water. Looking forward to this upcoming trip!

I think we are traveling to Virginia in June to try out the Clinch River. We haven’t messed with too much white water yet. Hopefully your trip goes smooth next week!

@@jsjoutdoors466 I have done the GreenBriar River in Virginia. I live in Tennessee so I have all the great white rivers around me. I live next to the Nolichucky River. Hope you have a great trip as well!

We have video on quite a few rivers on our channel. Look up AVA Journeys.

We just make videos for fun, we aren’t in it for the money

@@jsjoutdoors466 not exactly what I'm saying. They will take down videos for copyright infringement.

@@macaylaoliver8130 We know that, that is why we choose certain artists that will allow our video to remain up as long as we don’t profit money from it.

Nice! Hopefully y’all can stay dry and have a good time!

Definitely a good one, it’s a fun long trail

@@jsjoutdoors466 fs, nice to cruise down.

Me too

One of the best rivers around without a doubt!

This was in Central Missouri

@@jsjoutdoors466 got any recommendations for a two day over nighter? Outfitters? Rapid areas are a plus too

We started at Highway 17 and the current seemed slow at first and picked up on the second half of the trip. We didn’t go through an outfitter though. I will say that water levels rise and fall quick so watch out. Haha

@@jsjoutdoors466 Awesome thanks. Yea current and Jack's fork ate the a way

@@weshuber8055 Still haven’t trying the Jacks Fork but have heard great things about it. We are planning a trip to the Buffalo National River in Arkansas here in the next month

The Big Piney is a hidden gem no doubt

That’s pretty crazy. It was a good campsite.

@@jsjoutdoors466 It was our 3rd night of four on a float from Baptist Camp to Van Buren. You fellas really pushed it!

Dang we must’ve really covered some ground compared to y’all!

We read it so that y’all didn’t have to 😂

@@jsjoutdoors466 i hit the Ozarks rivers pretty frequently throughout the summer with my SCUBA gear and dive all the holes i can find. Great video guys. Looking forward to some more river time this summer.

@@jsjoutdoors466 if you guys live in the area and want to try some diving out i have gear and wouldnt mind taking you guys down.

We aren’t from around Missouri, but if we ever make another trip that way, we know who to hit up. Haha

It’s one heck of a trip! I definitely recommend trying it!

@@jsjoutdoors466 I definitely look into it!

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Thanks for the info!

Nice! It’s a great place to go for sure! We plan on trying another river out this year!

@@jsjoutdoors466 awesome!!! I love the Black River too. God speed

@@mississippibottoms206 We will have to remember that one and possibly do a video there at some point!

We’ve heard that from a lot of people! I think we are actually going to try a Mid-Spring trip to the Buffalo River in Arkansas!

Appreciate it 👌🏼

Heck yeah man. We like to float a river for long distance about once a summer and Big Piney was our choice last summer 👌🏼 Looks like we did get lucky with the current.