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Check out this video Brian Emfinger shot yesterday with his drone:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTjefzjYGug

That appears to be the case--looks like the Buffalos are gone. The boats we have left are tandem Old Town Kineo 158s, which have proven to be superior for the whitewater of the Mulberry.

Looks like we've sold all the $100-$200 canoes. We still have quite a few good boats in the $200-$400 range. Call ahead at 479-667-4066

Thanks guys--that means a lot! Hope you'll join us on the next trip.

http://inlinethumb31.webshots.com/51102/2470284790070559527S425x425Q85.jpg Indian Creek trip report Yesterday Lewis Rue and I explored Indian Creek in the Mulberry Valley. From Lewis' cabin near the confluence of Indian Creek and the Big Mulberry (which was running about 10 feet), we tossed a coupl...

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No worries. Glad you found something you can enjoy.

Yesterday we sold an Old Town canoe to a nice couple for $100. They made a successful voyage from High Bank to Byrd's and headed home happy (and dry) with a good boat strapped on top. This is what we like to see.

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Apologies for the missed calls. It's been crazy here the past few days (spring break + good water + warm weather = ). We thought all calls were returned--will check messages again in the a.m.

Thanks for your interest!

Byrd's is updating the 2012 rental fleet and has a number of used Buffalo and Old Town tandem canoes for sale. Prices range from $100 to $400 per boat, depending on condition. There's also a well used 8-person Star raft for sale. It's still a floater but could use some handiwork in a few places. A f...

Sometimes roads are closed to allow the building of new roads in other areas. The gate may be in place to allow equal or lesser distances of roads to be built elsewhere in the forest with no cumulative mileage gain.

Something interesting from the Bearcat II Proposal comes from a study cited as supporting material within the EA. The paper, titled Historic fire regime dynamics and forcing factors in the Boston Mountains, Arkansas, USA , shows no record of fire at the Falling Water study site before the early 1800...

FarPastGone wrote:…or maybe it is just logging masqueraded as conservation.

- Matt

BINGO.

This is really breathtaking work, Dan. I love how Arkansas becomes exotic if you see it right. To me your mountain shots look like Colorado.
I’ve got camera and airplane questions. Please see PM.

Thanks Dave. See PM

Aw shucks, ya'll. Thanks!

Dave, I used two point and shoots - Kodak's Z740 and Cannon's SX20. I'm dreaming of upgrading to an inexpensive SLR. Any recommendations?