I hope that River stays like that for you I'm from Florida and the rivers around me are inundated with tourists and new people that have moved here they've ruined everything
I always try to imagine what it would be like if you were the first person to discover something like this. I bet even in the 90s it looked a bit different
@@colby_rogers I doubt it. I was there in the 60s and 70s. It took millions of years to carve that cave. It's not going to change much in a few decades unless it collapses on itself.
@@jhandle4196 I was just referring to the amount of traffic/people visiting. With the economy being so terrible, more and more people are finding cheaper hobbies, aka kayaking, hiking, camping. I have personally watched Arkansas blow up over the last few years. It didn't used to be over crowed
Great vid, beautiful scenery. We're doing this float in a little less than a month, can't wait, I hear great things about it. Was Cave Spring easy to miss? I've heard people have missed it. People have been talking about a tree or log the last 30-40 minutes of the float that has been flipping people occasionally. I wonder if that's the spot where you said a guy bent his canoe up.
Thanks for watching! I don't think you can miss it. its a huge opening on the left side of the river. The cave sets back a little bit so you dont see it until you are 100 yards upstream from it. even if you happen to paddle past it.. it wouldnt be hard to back track. the current right there isnt super strong.
Thank you for watching! The put-in is called Akers Ferry and the take-out is called Pulltite. Beautiful stretch of river. If your looking for a river outfitter Akers Ferry Canoe Rental has been decent.
Garmin Instinct 2. I also use the 64sx. The instinct is great. I have ran it against the Fenix 7 a handful of times. For the cost of the instinct it's well worth it
![BIGFOOT ON "THE CURRENT RIVER" | (THEY WERE HUNTING) OZARK SCENIC RIVERWAYS [CAVE SPRING, MO]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YHzohsz4uCM/mqdefault.jpg)
I'll be doing this exact float over labor day weekend for the first time. Super excited after watching this. 😁
thanks for watching! have fun!
that river with clear water and blue tint, your blessed! what a river to get in.
You got that right! Thanks for watching!
Copperheads are such beautiful and rather docile animals when not provoked. What an awesome encounter!
Thanks! It was really cool to see. Not a fan of snakes .. when I can't see them haha
Copperheads are a protected species. It's illegal to kill one unless it's an immediate threat.
The copperheads I’ve run into have been territorial and aggressive. And let’s not forget poisonous lol
this guy didn't seem to be bothered by us
Venomous
I've done this exact location and love it
We will have to do this on our way to the Buffalo River. 😁
Absolutely beautiful! Phenomenal camera work! It was like being there. I love how you captured so much of the authentic experience
thank you for the support!
Nice pictures, but trust me from personal experience; It's nothing like actually being there.
@@jhandle4196 is that an invitation?
Been there, done that several times.
There are some weird creatures living in the outflow of those cold water springs.
It's a beautiful area! Thanks for watching!
I hope that River stays like that for you I'm from Florida and the rivers around me are inundated with tourists and new people that have moved here they've ruined everything
The locals here hate tourists and run them off every chance they get. It's bittersweet
@@mattswaim91 Not all of them. Many of the locals rely on tourism for their livelihood.
I remember seeing that cave in the 90s when we all went floating on a tube.
I always try to imagine what it would be like if you were the first person to discover something like this. I bet even in the 90s it looked a bit different
@@colby_rogers I doubt it. I was there in the 60s and 70s.
It took millions of years to carve that cave. It's not going to change much in a few decades unless it collapses on itself.
@@jhandle4196 I was just referring to the amount of traffic/people visiting. With the economy being so terrible, more and more people are finding cheaper hobbies, aka kayaking, hiking, camping. I have personally watched Arkansas blow up over the last few years. It didn't used to be over crowed
Great vid, beautiful scenery. We're doing this float in a little less than a month, can't wait, I hear great things about it. Was Cave Spring easy to miss? I've heard people have missed it. People have been talking about a tree or log the last 30-40 minutes of the float that has been flipping people occasionally. I wonder if that's the spot where you said a guy bent his canoe up.
Thanks for watching! I don't think you can miss it. its a huge opening on the left side of the river. The cave sets back a little bit so you dont see it until you are 100 yards upstream from it. even if you happen to paddle past it.. it wouldnt be hard to back track. the current right there isnt super strong.
That was a great video, I just moved to southern mo, where are the entrance and exit points on this?
Thank you for watching! The put-in is called Akers Ferry and the take-out is called Pulltite. Beautiful stretch of river. If your looking for a river outfitter Akers Ferry Canoe Rental has been decent.
There's an underground lake in that huge hill
Great video! What time of year was this?
This was mid June. Also a great late summer float since it is spring fed
What kind of watch are you using to track distance ?
Garmin Instinct 2. I also use the 64sx. The instinct is great. I have ran it against the Fenix 7 a handful of times. For the cost of the instinct it's well worth it
Which one is your dad? You mentioned he was on another kayak.
He's on the green kayak
@@colby_rogers well he is buff as heck! Makes me, 52 year old fat guy, jealous as all get out! Ha! Anyway, great video!
@chrisco2004 Haha! Yup, he's been working out for 50+ years. he will like hearing about your comment. Thanks for watching!