This was a great video, watched the whole thing. Better than most of the fluffery on You Tube. Enjoyed the gear rundown, especially your EDCs. Props from Deep East Texas.
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780that Lock was built about 1830 the raise the water level so barges could come up river and port at the Magnolia ferry crossing. They brought goods off loaded from ships at the coast and were met at Magnolia Ferry crossing (it's and Old crossing) by store keepers in wagons from a hundred miles from all around to get supplies. Most the barges sat there until the cotton was grown and collected to carry back down river to the ships that would travel back around Florida and up the east coast to New York where the Textile Mills were. That lasted until the civil war and the north blocked the shios and barges. Magnolia had grown to about 800 population, yet a real town. But after the war the Rail Road came and went through Palestine and Magnolia died. The Magnolia Crossing was the only river crossing until about 1920 when they built a bridge on hwy. 79/84. The road still goes to the river and you can see where the barges parked but there is nothing left of Magnolia. The locals still go fishing there, shoot their guns and camp. I live 1 1/2 miles down river from there on 90 acres with frontage, the fishing there is the best I have ever seen when you can get to it. Hahahaha, it looks like you had Fun on your trip : )
I grew up in Big D 58 to 73 I always hoped they would build a port of Dallas. Nowadays I wonder why when the highway department rebuilt the trinity river bridge on I 10 they made it so tall
I've wanted to do a similar trip from Dallas to bayton. I have to issue no boat or friends who would be down to do something like this. Looks like a great adventure.
Don't get discouraged friend, where there's a will there's a way! Pick the right crew or y'all be fighting 100 miles or so in haha, best of luck from the ridge!
Get you a good kayak. A stabile gear hauling kayak. I’ve got a sea ghost 130 and it can haul the gear but IDK about taking it through the lock n dams. Then again if it flips it’s easy to right and not that hard to get back in. Bonafides s127 looks like it might do it. Supposed to be super stable. But slower. Cheaper options are ascend kayaks. I’ve also got a ascend H12. It’s stabile but steers like a battle ship. Being hybrid between a kayak and a canoe you also need a good bilge system. 12T being a sit on top might do better IDK. There’s plenty of other options, many more that are hundreds to a few thousand dollars more expensive. But to a point you get what you pay for. But most of the kayak options will be cheaper than a Jon boat with a motor above 9.9 hp. Especially if you’re carrying a backup motor. Just not as fast
Damn cool brothers. I reside at Telodo Bend but in my youth made many fishing camping trips on the Trinity. A might older now a days but he'll yes. Good trip. We never made the trip but should have.
I live at Ace south of Livingston and north of the 787 bridge. FYI There's a lock on that motor so you can run it in free mode and it will hinge up if you hit anything..
Did you see any signs of any alligator snapping turtles ? Normally youd never see one unless maybe one drown on a line or spring time nesting. The Trinity is the western most river for them. Some in the Trinity are huge, pushing well over 200 pounds.
Interesting I didn't know we're on the edge of their range, we catch tons of them accidentally on throw lines, but don't usually see them out and about. A 200lb turtle is hassive! Biggest one I've caught may have been 90lb
I saw a pretty big one on the northside of Conroe but it wasn’t 200lbs that’s huge. I also caught a smaller one on a senko (size of a dinner plate). We did see about a 13ft alligator up there as well. I don’t swim up there anymore 😅
I was wondering how far it was from Trinity Bay to close to the Palestine area. We have property up there and live near Alvin and Chocolate Bayou. From us then, over 600 miles. Long trip in the canoe...
That's too cool, yessir that is a long way in a canoe.it would probably take 10 days. there is website, that has all the old steamboat ports along the river with river miles too, it's hard to to find, but worth looking for
I’ve used littered quick trip cups as a bilge pump many times for my leaks 😂. This looked like a good time man. I’m a river rat on the west fork Trinity in Fort Worth. I know those miller lites had to have been warm too…. Grown man stuff taking those down 😂. Fun video man!
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 it’s honestly decently clear, with good bass fishing. But the current isn’t anywhere close to as strong as it looks in the lower part of the river where you were. I think you’ve inspired me to try to take on the whole thing from lake worth to downtown on my paddleboard in a day sometime here soon 👊🏽
@@doncarson2991 good to know, the next trip will from Dallas to where we started. Haha yessir the bugs got meaner the further we went. Thanks for watching!
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780I was cutting under brush on the highline on the trinity at Liberty heard two mosquitoes say we should take those two humans out of here before the big ones get here we got out of there fast before the big ones got there😂
Love hearing from folks on the river! Thanks for watching, it's a heck of a trip, there is a website that has river miles too the old steamboat ports, ferrys ect. It's very helpful too gauge trips
@@jonathanmodisette6997 glad to hear people are enjoying the channel that's great! The next big trip will be Dallas down to where we started, don't know when but it's in the works
I would love to do a guided trip to the coast. We just don't have the resources to do a trip that big yet. As of right now we could do small scale guided fishing/ bow fishing and duck hunting trips though.
What a great adventure! Why did you decide to start in Palestine? Was it just one night camping? Wondering if you'd be able to do this from DFW or if the river is navigable that far up.
Yes it was! We are all from that area, and it was two nights and three days sun up to sun down. DFW down will be the next big trip, it is navigable but not by much from my understanding. We may have to wait for the river to rise or run long tails
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 its beautiful and remote....you see all sorts of wildlife. Very untouched But, it can be sketchand you occasionally will come across people in the middle of nowhere grinding the few teeth they have left like they just blasted off. loo Gotta stay ready. Keep the videos comin
Cause back in the 60's I was racing dirt bikes all over the piney woods around Palestine. Floated neches river, a lot then. If that doesn't turn the light on Then I will tell you Fifty yrs ago I was young enuf to do it. I always wanted to run brazos from Possum kingdom To lake Whitney. Lots of them floats would have been fun. Did alot as it was. I'm old now but I still remember Fighting snakes all night long on Chambers creek all night fishing many times. That's why.
I enjoy the heck out of watching ya. Didn't have camera like these phones have back then. Wow, if. We did it. Would have been great. Ya be safe and have fun!
I'm glad you enjoy the videos, sounds like you have some good stories, and caught a lot of fish, too bad they didn't have GoPros and such then, it would have been something to see
Yeah wish I took videos, Livingston dam was easy went to browders marina on the edge of the dam and got a ride to the spillway ramp in the river trip was just over 550 mile and took a little over 40 gallons of fuel
I've slept in a tent on sand bars and got eaten up by ants. I learned to bring a net hammock to sleep off the ground, with much better luck, just bring skeeter spray. No tent, lots of skeeters.
I can not get the like button to work so I like the video someone in the comments said for you to do the Neches there was a fellar who did it solo in a canoe he wrote a book about the trip I think the title is wild Neches
Thanks for watching! That would be cool, the next trip will be the forks in Dallas down to where we started. I'll look for that book sounds like a good read
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 it is I think the Neches has some really bad log jams so it might be hard to travel in a Jon boat so do some good research before you go down it. It is one of the last untamed rivers in Texas would be a epic trip
I really like it it's tough! It charged my camera 3 times, my phone twice, I didn't even run it halfway down! The solar panel didn't work though, a little disappointing
You guys need a bilge pump. I highly recommend them. My boat had a leak, and had i not have the rear one installed, we would have sunk our boat and get eaten by gators. and we carry life vest. W e took on over 10 gallons with the pump, and when we go in, it took us 5 mins to drain the water. The leak scared me so much, i had 3 bilge pumps installed and 3 batteries total. Overkill can save your life.
That's a good idea, crossing the bay would have been much less stressful haha! We broke every single brace in my boat crossing trinity bay. Good thing you had a pump, that could have been a very bad day! Good luck out there!
like you guys i carry a lot of survival preps. My Buddy Roser wants us to do a long drive and camp out for a few days, but i am concerned about destroying my boat, and its fiberglass.
550 is river miles......it's not straight, Palestine is the closest town from where we started, and O'Neils sports bar on the water in Baytown, in trinity bay
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I'm so happy yall did this epic adventure!!!
you are doing a good thing here, by sharing
Thanks and same here I've been planning for that trip for a while, the next trip is Dallas to Palestine, glad y'all enjoy watching!
Great vid, appreciate your kit rundown too
Thanks glad you enjoyed it! The next big trip will be where the river begins in Dallas to where we started
This was a great video, watched the whole thing. Better than most of the fluffery on You Tube. Enjoyed the gear rundown, especially your EDCs. Props from Deep East Texas.
Thanks a lot! Glad yall enjoy the videos, the next big trip will be from Dallas down to where we started
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 bring your hazmat suit!!
I sure do enjoy watching your shenanigans 😉
GOD BLESS 'MERICA & GOD BLESS TEXAS
You guys are brave as hell.
Haha we're crazy for sure, thanks for watching!
salut, nejoyed,total great -take it easy-homie!👍
Sure will, you do the same!
How did you get around the dam at lake Livingston?
I'm sure they trucked around. TRA won't let you touch the dam.
Haha you got that! Yep we pulled out at Browders Marina and put back in a the spillway, thanks for watching!
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 you bet. Good video. Good gun! Lol
From 190 full speed to jump over damn n all the rocks below
That was an awesome video! That’s one of the most Texas things I’ve seen! Nice job!
Thanks for watching! Glad folks are enjoying it
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 you are welcome!
Awesome trip guys. I was planning one similar to it on the intercoastal, several years back. Cheers from Galveston
saw where those lock and damns were part of the idea to make a dallas to houston river way back in the 1800's into the early 1900's
I didn't know that about the dam, that's interesting. There's a lot of history around the trinity river!
They kept trying to build this river system until about 1970s it completely disappeared in investors and city halls hands
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780that Lock was built about 1830 the raise the water level so barges could come up river and port at the Magnolia ferry crossing. They brought goods off loaded from ships at the coast and were met at Magnolia Ferry crossing (it's and Old crossing) by store keepers in wagons from a hundred miles from all around to get supplies. Most the barges sat there until the cotton was grown and collected to carry back down river to the ships that would travel back around Florida and up the east coast to New York where the Textile Mills were. That lasted until the civil war and the north blocked the shios and barges. Magnolia had grown to about 800 population, yet a real town. But after the war the Rail Road came and went through Palestine and Magnolia died. The Magnolia Crossing was the only river crossing until about 1920 when they built a bridge on hwy. 79/84. The road still goes to the river and you can see where the barges parked but there is nothing left of Magnolia. The locals still go fishing there, shoot their guns and camp. I live 1 1/2 miles down river from there on 90 acres with frontage, the fishing there is the best I have ever seen when you can get to it. Hahahaha, it looks like you had Fun on your trip : )
@@julianmares9496why did they abandon the project?
I grew up in Big D 58 to 73 I always hoped they would build a port of Dallas. Nowadays I wonder why when the highway department rebuilt the trinity river bridge on I 10 they made it so tall
Nice trip, nice memories, thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it?
Jesus H Koverist. You guys have balls. I have been on the river twice with my bass boat much less that far. sheesh.
It was a heck of a trip, thanks for watching. And good luck on the river!
Much respect to yall! God bless yalls path 💯
Thank you much! And thanks for supporting the channel!
I've wanted to do a similar trip from Dallas to bayton. I have to issue no boat or friends who would be down to do something like this. Looks like a great adventure.
Don't get discouraged friend, where there's a will there's a way! Pick the right crew or y'all be fighting 100 miles or so in haha, best of luck from the ridge!
Get you a good kayak. A stabile gear hauling kayak. I’ve got a sea ghost 130 and it can haul the gear but IDK about taking it through the lock n dams. Then again if it flips it’s easy to right and not that hard to get back in.
Bonafides s127 looks like it might do it. Supposed to be super stable. But slower.
Cheaper options are ascend kayaks. I’ve also got a ascend H12. It’s stabile but steers like a battle ship. Being hybrid between a kayak and a canoe you also need a good bilge system. 12T being a sit on top might do better IDK.
There’s plenty of other options, many more that are hundreds to a few thousand dollars more expensive. But to a point you get what you pay for.
But most of the kayak options will be cheaper than a Jon boat with a motor above 9.9 hp. Especially if you’re carrying a backup motor. Just not as fast
Did tie ins where trinity rubs under highway 34 bridge on north west bank back around 1981
Guys I enjoyed the trip myself,I’m glad it was you and it done safely good job.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it
Badass trip! Baytown forever!
Thank you sir, sure was
Great video! How did you not get footage at the dam conundrum?! I’d loved to see how y’all got out of the mess!
Thanks! I wish I would have recorded more, lockndam got pretty dicey, Livingston was easy my buddys wife came with a boat trailer
Good info, looks fun.
Sure was, one heck of a trip!
Damn cool brothers. I reside at Telodo Bend but in my youth made many fishing camping trips on the Trinity. A might older now a days but he'll yes. Good trip. We never made the trip but should have.
Telodo bend, never been, but I'd like to see it! What part of the Trinity did you fish?
Awww love “DAWG” he wants screen time too! ❤🐶❤
Thats my pitbull Keechi, I named him after the I grew up fishing. He loves a boat ride!
as a kid i always dreamed of doing something like this ! that was a great
Glad you enjoyed it!
I live at Ace south of Livingston and north of the 787 bridge. FYI
There's a lock on that motor so you can run it in free mode and it will hinge up if you hit anything..
That's too cool, must be nice to live on the river! Crazy it was unlocked and free, I hit it pretty hard haha
Did you see any signs of any alligator snapping turtles ? Normally youd never see one unless maybe one drown on a line or spring time nesting. The Trinity is the western most river for them. Some in the Trinity are huge, pushing well over 200 pounds.
Interesting I didn't know we're on the edge of their range, we catch tons of them accidentally on throw lines, but don't usually see them out and about. A 200lb turtle is hassive! Biggest one I've caught may have been 90lb
I saw a pretty big one on the northside of Conroe but it wasn’t 200lbs that’s huge. I also caught a smaller one on a senko (size of a dinner plate). We did see about a 13ft alligator up there as well. I don’t swim up there anymore 😅
Awesome video
I was wondering how far it was from Trinity Bay to close to the Palestine area. We have property up there and live near Alvin and Chocolate Bayou. From us then, over 600 miles. Long trip in the canoe...
That's too cool, yessir that is a long way in a canoe.it would probably take 10 days. there is website, that has all the old steamboat ports along the river with river miles too, it's hard to to find, but worth looking for
How did you get past Livingston Dam?
My buddy's wife came with a trailer, we pulled out at the marina on the dam, got back in the river behind the spillway
I’ve used littered quick trip cups as a bilge pump many times for my leaks 😂. This looked like a good time man. I’m a river rat on the west fork Trinity in Fort Worth. I know those miller lites had to have been warm too…. Grown man stuff taking those down 😂. Fun video man!
@@clintonbruning your a man after my own heart haha! Glad you enjoyed the video. What is the river like up there? I've never been
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 it’s honestly decently clear, with good bass fishing. But the current isn’t anywhere close to as strong as it looks in the lower part of the river where you were. I think you’ve inspired me to try to take on the whole thing from lake worth to downtown on my paddleboard in a day sometime here soon 👊🏽
@@clintonbruning thats too cool! Hard to imagine catching a bass in the river haha
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 believe it lol. You’ll have to come up here and do it sometime 👊🏽
Living in Galveston from north east Texas I miss QT, Taco Bueno and mostly Braums.
How did you get around the lake dam? Lake Livingston trailer your boats? Another dam north of 85 Hwy 😊
Yessir we trailered out of Browders Marina to the spill way, 85 is that up in Dallas?
Yes 85 bridge is Ellis county and Henderson county line south of Dallas y’all are tuff can’t imagine mosquitos and gnats 😮 enjoyed the video Thanks
@@doncarson2991 good to know, the next trip will from Dallas to where we started. Haha yessir the bugs got meaner the further we went. Thanks for watching!
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780I was cutting under brush on the highline on the trinity at Liberty heard two mosquitoes say we should take those two humans out of here before the big ones get here we got out of there fast before the big ones got there😂
@@DavidPinner-r9w I hear that hahaha!
How did you get around the Livingston Dam
My buddy's wife came with a trailer, we pulled out at the Browders Marina and put back in at the spillway
Always dreamed of doing that...
growing up around the Trinity river I've always wanted to do this
Love hearing from folks on the river! Thanks for watching, it's a heck of a trip, there is a website that has river miles too the old steamboat ports, ferrys ect. It's very helpful too gauge trips
I partied hard in the the river at Ace....WAY back when...great time
Love that river!
I used to fish out there on 21 back when I was a kiddo. Lived out in Midway. Crazy seeing it all these years later.
That's too cool, good fishing there, lots of gators too! Thanks for watching!
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 yessir. Loved the video man.
@@jonathanmodisette6997 glad to hear people are enjoying the channel that's great! The next big trip will be Dallas down to where we started, don't know when but it's in the works
What did you do for getting fuel?
We hauled enough fuel to make it to Livingston dam, my buddy's wife came out with the boat trailer and more fuel to get us around the dam
Could y'all do a guided trip for three guys?
I would love to do a guided trip to the coast. We just don't have the resources to do a trip that big yet. As of right now we could do small scale guided fishing/ bow fishing and duck hunting trips though.
Y’all had the spare motor packed away in one of the boats ?
Nos sir my buddy's wife came with a boat trailer to get us around the dam, she brought the motor with her. It was scary when that thing broke!!
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 man that’s a big fear of mind.
Motors flipping up onto me
At what point in the trip did you start seeing gators regularly?
I'd say south of Livingston, that's when we stopped counting
March, the river is infested with gators, all over even close to the launch sites.
while you're cruising at a good clip you can pull the plug out of the transom on your boat and the water will all drain out
Yessir, it was too rough in the bay for that though, we broke every single brace in that john boat crossing the bay!
Awesome trip.
Thank again, glad you found my channel!
What a great adventure! Why did you decide to start in Palestine? Was it just one night camping? Wondering if you'd be able to do this from DFW or if the river is navigable that far up.
Yes it was! We are all from that area, and it was two nights and three days sun up to sun down. DFW down will be the next big trip, it is navigable but not by much from my understanding. We may have to wait for the river to rise or run long tails
Saw bullsharks in the river near dayton
That would be too cool to catch a shark in the river
From the river to the sea, was it free?!
Yeah it sounded better summer
What a trip!
Yes ma'am It was
What were the cops like on the water along the way?
Never ran into one!
Good video brotha. Ever took the Neches down? This is the first video of yours ive ran across. Subbin.
Thank you sir! Nah we haven't, I've never even fished it. Heard good things about it though
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 its beautiful and remote....you see all sorts of wildlife. Very untouched But, it can be sketchand you occasionally will come across people in the middle of nowhere grinding the few teeth they have left like they just blasted off. loo Gotta stay ready. Keep the videos comin
I love it / Baytown Boy
We need to go gar fishing soon Paul
I hear that, give me a holler sometime!
That would have been fun 50 yrs ago
Why 50 years ago
Cause back in the 60's I was racing dirt bikes all over the piney woods around Palestine.
Floated neches river, a lot then.
If that doesn't turn the light on
Then I will tell you
Fifty yrs ago I was young enuf to do it.
I always wanted to run brazos from
Possum kingdom
To lake Whitney.
Lots of them floats would have been fun. Did alot as it was. I'm old now but I still remember
Fighting snakes all night long on Chambers creek all night fishing many times.
That's why.
I enjoy the heck out of watching ya.
Didn't have camera like these phones have back then. Wow, if. We did it. Would have been great. Ya be safe and have fun!
I'm glad you enjoy the videos, sounds like you have some good stories, and caught a lot of fish, too bad they didn't have GoPros and such then, it would have been something to see
You take care Sir
How in the world is it 500 miles? It’s under 150 miles as the crow flies. Does it meander that much?
It's 550 miles to the bay and 30 to O'Neils sportsbar in Baytown, it's a crooked river!
The whole river is 710 miles starting in Dallas
this is bad ass
Thank you sir, next trip will be from Dallas to where we started
disappointed, not much video for such a journey. Not much on getting thru lock and dam or around livingston dam??
Yeah wish I took videos, Livingston dam was easy went to browders marina on the edge of the dam and got a ride to the spillway ramp in the river trip was just over 550 mile and took a little over 40 gallons of fuel
Lock n dam was tough, my buddy nearly lost his boat, we emptied mine and carried over the dam
My family’s old farm is on the trinity. You went right past it. No longer in the family unfortunately
Same. Right below the damn in Goodrich.
That is unfortunate, can't beat living on the river!
I've slept in a tent on sand bars and got eaten up by ants. I learned to bring a net hammock to sleep off the ground, with much better luck, just bring skeeter spray. No tent, lots of skeeters.
Ive got a friend, that has been trying to talk me into hammocks as well. I think I may try it
i'm glad your dog didn't go after that gator. cool video
Me too!
I can not get the like button to work so I like the video someone in the comments said for you to do the Neches there was a fellar who did it solo in a canoe he wrote a book about the trip I think the title is wild Neches
Thanks for watching! That would be cool, the next trip will be the forks in Dallas down to where we started. I'll look for that book sounds like a good read
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 it is I think the Neches has some really bad log jams so it might be hard to travel in a Jon boat so do some good research before you go down it. It is one of the last untamed rivers in Texas would be a epic trip
Y’all are insane….. but so was I 40 years ago…. Glad nobody got hurt.
Thanks for watching! With gray hairs come wisdom....I have neither haha
The Swiss tech battery charger is a great piece of equipment
I really like it it's tough! It charged my camera 3 times, my phone twice, I didn't even run it halfway down! The solar panel didn't work though, a little disappointing
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 the solar panel is trickle charge not good for anything
Can you imagine if some HIPPY saw this video?! They'd lose their minds HAHAHA well done good sir.
Thanks for watching, haha you're probably right!
You guys need a bilge pump. I highly recommend them. My boat had a leak, and had i not have the rear one installed, we would have sunk our boat and get eaten by gators. and we carry life vest. W e took on over 10 gallons with the pump, and when we go in, it took us 5 mins to drain the water. The leak scared me so much, i had 3 bilge pumps installed and 3 batteries total. Overkill can save your life.
That's a good idea, crossing the bay would have been much less stressful haha! We broke every single brace in my boat crossing trinity bay. Good thing you had a pump, that could have been a very bad day! Good luck out there!
Did you motor get ripped off the transom from hitting a hill or rock?
like you guys i carry a lot of survival preps. My Buddy Roser wants us to do a long drive and camp out for a few days, but i am concerned about destroying my boat, and its fiberglass.
@@TrinityRiverTxExcursion-he6sxis mister roser Beau Roser by chance
This is defined as "punching your man card"!
GeT bAcK dAWg!!!
Coolernhell!!
I'm from Baytown now i live in Dayton
Nice place ever been to O'Neils sportsbar?
👍
Keep those boats handy. They will be replacing vehicles in Texas soon.
I hear that!
adults wear a pfd brothers !!! have fun be safe
saw the kid had one thats good
Yessir not a bad idea, you as well, take care!
No first aid kit?
Yes it was! Thanks for watching! We had a large first aid kit in the boat. We probably should have had a small kit in our packs to
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 I enjoyed it. I would have liked more detail. Y'all got other trips planed.
Sick I wanna do this
Thanks for watching! Takes almost 40 gallons of fuel, and 4 days comfortably, best of luck! Be safe!
It is not 550 miles from Palestine to Baytown by river will be hard pressed to be 150 miles even with all the crooks and turns
It sure is, I planned the trip off steamboat port mileage, and confirmed it with time and fuel
Haha 150 miles of fuel won't even get you to lake Livingston haha
might as well!
Next trip is Dallas down!
East Texas is the south
@@HampETX903 God bless the South
Went from 59 to 787 in a canoe
Fun stuff! How long did it take you?
Anyone who knows better knows that the Trinity river does not touch either Palestine or Baytown.
Palestine is the closest town from where we started, we ended in the Trinity bay, at O'Neils sportsbar in Baytown, 550 miles river miles later
Now do the Brazos!🤠👍
This was a super cool trip
Thanks it sure was, the next big trip will be Dallas to where we started hopefully in the fall
@@rabbitridgeoutdoors3780 im super stoked for you to film that I really really enjoyed this.
@@turboFPSthanks again, I'm glad you enjoyed it, there's plenty more coming up
Palestine to The ocean is 175 miles. Also doesn't go to Baytown or palestine. Nice video though
550 is river miles......it's not straight, Palestine is the closest town from where we started, and O'Neils sports bar on the water in Baytown, in trinity bay
Don't b mean to rover he wants to b on tv too man he's like wtf dude don't push me lol
Haha yeah stubborn pitbulls, he's a good one though
500 miles?!? LOL not even close to that
It's 550 river miles, it's not even remotely straight
550 miles on a river is insane! I love this being a native Texan.
Should have taken boat out of water had it welded broken transom is dangerous
Yeah I took it to a tig shop after the trip, crossing the bay snapped every single brace in the boat!
550 miles ? maybe 150
Yessir old steamboat maps said 550, we ran 20 miles an hour for around 9 hours a day for three days,
If anything it was farther one day we ran nearly 12 hours not full speed though. Went through 40 gallons of fuel
I'm speechless regarding the uselessness of this video.
Thanks for the feedback! Useless videos need useless comments! Helps the algorithm show it to other people!
Nah uhh
River to the Sea, I thought this was a Joe Biden campaign video supporting Hamas. Guess I was wrong....
Yeah...sounded better last summer
Biden doesn’t even like hamas tf are you on abt 😭😭😭