Anyone ever do a long float down the Brazos?

[HarrisonTX]

was that not where HarrisonTX lost all his gear a couple years ago?

either way I think talking to him would be wise, as planning for a trip via kayak is much different than any other mode of transportation .

I never lost any gear, that was another user here, and if I recall correctly eventually his go-pro was returned? I don't think it was on the brazos either.

I had a post about canoeing the brazos from whitney dam south during floor stage that you might be remembering. Many members advised against it and assured almost certain death. It was one of the funnest canoe trips i've done to date.

South of PK dam is a pretty damn nice trip, I've done a ton of the river from PK all the way down to i35 in waco. I wouldnt want to attempt the entire thing, where the river gets wide its not a fun paddle.

[HarrisonTX]

If youre serious about a cool float, 3 weeks ago i drove to Arkansas and Floated the Buffalo River. It's one of 5 national rivers in the country. Pretty neat.

[Scott Mc]

Great replies! I could do Arkansas and love it up there and do agree it is a prettier trip. I was thinking this would be cool because it would be a Texas trip, also I know people on all of the lakes so I could stop and hang out/rest. It's been a few years since I have done a good camping trip and I guess being in Houston right now has me Jonesing to gtfo into nature lol.

[svauto-erotic855]

Prison hoe's, like Orange is the new black?

Guys that chop weeds in cotton fields with heavy hoes are called a "Hoe squad".

Did the sight of you magically convert them all to heterosexual and cause a spontaneous group orgasm?

Even as a joke that makes no fucking sense.

[GrayStangGT]

Back in college when I was working at Academy in NRH I sold a guy a jon boat who planned to do this exact trip. It was the year DFW got so much rain people were launching jet skis in the Sneaky Petes parking lot.

[Gasser64]

Great replies!

Even my butt cheek reply?

[GE]

was that not where HarrisonTX lost all his gear a couple years ago?

either way I think talking to him would be wise, as planning for a trip via kayak is much different than any other mode of transportation .

It was Danny46.

http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/showthread.php?t=57219

[jammeejamm]

cahulawassee river gets my vote.

[Grimpala]

https://www.amazon.com/River-Mans-Journey-Colorado-Source/dp/0375701826

Colin Fletcher did this exact thing, except on the Colorado. It's a damn good read.

Might also check out Goodbye to a River by John Graves. It's his account of canoeing the Brazos before it was completely dammed.

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=goodbye+to+a+river