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Steve #riverangle #legend

Nice quotable statement, Steve

I was able to live in Mcbaine for a summer as a youth in 1994. I remember an old post office and a bar/restaurant. Not much searchable info on this area so this was great hearing your stories.

first I really appreciate you all taking the time do do this. I'd like to suggest a shorter video for ground crew. Asking my wife (my ground crew) to watch an hour long video on this is a big ask. Is there a link to a shorter video? Otherwise, I am watching this and will try to teach my wife.

Thanks Jon! Love the updates! Just keeps getting better and better!

Tracking Multiple racers! Amazing! Great updates to the app!

Your hometown ur goose is cooked trash.

Klondike Boat Dock is finished

Interesting presentation. Growing up on a farm in NE Mo i often wondered about the peoples there before me. Old men told stories about a battle at The Sinkhole, buffalo wallows(is that even a thing?), and an indian trace/trail was visible and obvious that i could follow across the farm. There were spearpoints to find in the creek and a mound my parents told us to stay away from and not talk about.(there was a man in town with a reputation for trespassing to dig things up, if you know what i mean). Very "fertile soil" to grow a fascination, respect, and imagination in the mind of a young boy. Unfortunately there just isn't a lot of information on tribes that lived in or visited Missouri, and almost all the info is speculative works on Mississippian culture. I own the book highlighted in this video and am happy that someone that shares my interest professionally took the time to research and write it. I understand he's not a native speaker, but it was fascinating to hear the translations from his friends.

How interesting that he mentioned the Ohio Valley, my cousins grandfather's farm, was along the Ohio River in Golconda Ill. From my understanding, he had mounds on his property.

Thanks for all you do!

The artifact he's calling a Dalton is wrong its a Graham Cave named after the cave in central Mo.

Check out WescottRocks for unusual items found in Missouri

TRIBAL LIFE IS THE BEST LIFE ❤️

great info

Like from Siberia

Wow, so many birds in Missouri!

Great presentation.

Fascinating stuff!

Fantastic job of researching the history of those people thanks.

Takes too much time getting to the subject

A ton of valuable information. Thanks much 😊 !

This is awesome!! I love Missouri River Relief. I remember being your first intern in 2002!! ❤❤

Beautiful PSA!

I remember a time when I was newly entrusted to operate a MRR boat. We chased some trash like a finely tuned, military operation. I was so impressed with the planning, procedure and professionalism of the company and crew that I decided I wanted to have a part in this group for a long time to come. The Missouri River Clean Sweep will live with me forever. You make a difference MRR! Thank you staff, and the best crew anywhere. You are the guardians of a national treasure.

We love Missouri River Relief!

Great presentation. I learned a couple of things I didn't know.

The Great Osage tribe now from the Grayhorse reservation in Oklahoma is the greatest.

A serenade and a tutorial. Worth the price by a TON.

I was fortunate enough to get to work at A&A Van Meter SP for two seasons. I got to learn so much in my time there and i appreciate what you guys have done here. Their history (the Missouria tribe) being more or less lost to the ages and not talked about often is a tragedy.

/thank you Missouri River Relief and Mike Dickey. I'm definitely going to visit Van Meter State Park.

Steve and MRR rocks!

Thank you very much.

The Missouri Indians actually lived southern minnesota for a time during the 1700 an early 1800s. The Missouri Indians were pushed back by the Dakota sioux Indian warriors into the Iowa and Nebraska region. An the tribe also met Louis and Clark northern expedition at council bluffs Nebraska.

Great job..

"Tampon fire cigar here we cum"

Do you guys like to party? I got a place out back it's greasy though. 10 bucks or 5 dairy queen coupons

Terrific organization. Paddle Mo should be on everyone's bucket list.

Hi Mike, im doing research for a coming roadside Attraction in Morgan Co. on Little Proctor Rd. You can Help me a lot. Im looking all over for references to Dan'l Boon and his interactian with the osage particularly. in the Overland stage rout. As Far as I know it is Mo - J RD. The end on the north shore of the Osage River. Think Williamsburg in the ozarks 70 or so acres Primative Camp Ground.

Great presentation, and thanks for sharing the beautiful sunset. ❤

❤Hi! Trying to find out what Indians lived on the Missouri River before John Wolfe created Wolfe Point that later became Lupus! Thanks! these sites are great

Great video and fun listing to other paddlers.

I am so glad we made it in person. What a neat guy and an incredible adventure! Also loved meeting his wife and kiddo. I am excited for the trip episodes to come out!

Really good! Thanks Steve!

Last night was our first night to visit you all. What a great presentation Carrie! And that paddle...wow!!!!! Fun idea and beautiful! This will be my first year for the 340...or anything on the river other than a 2 hr float a few years ago with Mighty Mo's. 😁 I love the river and am ready to meet her in a new way for me. I have been reading and watching everything I can, and I got to meet some great people last night. Thank you!!!

great info