Two fella's pole/paddle downstream on the St Francis river from as far north as you can get in Maine. (Estcourt, Quebec). If you search his other videos his black lab has been trained to find moose sheds and she's very good.
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St. Francis River/North Maine canoe trip video
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Just have time to watch the beginning.. but boy is that a tough start to the trip and the Lab is amazing with balance. Drone footage amazing too
I've been looking at that river, thanks for posting the video
I hope to explore that area come late spring, must be some wild country. He’s got some neat videos of him restoring a cabin at 9 mile bridge on the St Johns River, it’s open to anyone, 1st come basis. Historic old cabin, worth a visit.
That was great. I will have to keep that river in mind. Looks perfect.
Bob
Bob
Only able to watch beginning right now but reminds me of a trip on the upper reaches of the Two Hearted river in UP of MI. Didn’t have to cut anything but gave up counting significant log jams we climbed over after 12. Not particularly fun but beautiful country.
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
I especially enjoyed the "Fun with makeshift sails" portion.
I especially enjoyed the "Fun with makeshift sails" portion.
Done the St. Francis from Estcourt to the St. John twice. It's a nice river to spend some time on. It's not terribly challenging.
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All that monkey tree scrambling looked pretty challenging to me.. You go first next time. I will be right behind you. Do you know the name of the falls where they were fishing at the end? There is a Falls Brook on the US side. Looks like they were going upstream so it had to be a tributary of the St Francis.
They sure put a priority on their cooking and eating. Good video.
That pineapple cake is one of his favorites, he's done it before in his "cabin rebuild" series. I don't know how they stay so thin.
That's was one of the things I looked at. They were moving upstream to get to the falls.
Probably cause they use axes and scramble on a daily basis!
They sure are not weekend warriors.
