I work at a wildlife rehabilitation center in Ohio, and we usually tube feed our baby rabbits until they’re 100 grams, then they get switched to having their formula dish fed, so judging from their size, yeah they’re about the age where they’re starting to wean, but not quite ready for dish/solids ❤ rabbits grow teeth shorty after they’re born (if not right from birth) so they nurse while they have teeth, even though they can’t eat solids yet
I appreciate your effort but I cringe to see you use so many tools tor cuts that thy are not intended for. People are going to want to pick apart your video for doing so. You might want to watch Brian Havens turning tool videos. www.youtube.com/@BHavensWoodworker These Videos are older but very good to learn how and when to use specific tools.
Some advise. Do not use drywall screws to hold spinning wood. They are too brittle. You should not use spindle roughing gouge on end grain. The handle can break off. Not advisable to use a spindle gouge inside. You should use bowl gouge or carbide. Nice bowl!
Hey, Im not sure how to direct message on youtube. Do you have an Instagram I could dm to get your email? Our group just wanted to ask a few general questions about sites and especially getting past the SRS area.
I may have missed it the commentary, but what were the landings you guy started, visited, and wound up in. I live about 12 miles from Jackson boat ramp, been on the river many times, but never an overnight trip. That trip looked like fun, but it's much nicer when it's cooler. Thanks for the vid!
Started at the Lock & Dam in Augusta, GA and took out just South of Hardeeville. We would stop at random spots along the trip for breaks/lunch, or just to stretch.
It's a nice trip. I recognize a lot of the places in this video from the upper part of the river. Haven't done it in a kayak yet, but have been on the river between Jackson boat landing and the lock and dam, and almost to the downstream limit of SRP in my little jon boat. Lots of nice sand bars to stop and hang out on. I'm looking forward to go back again when it gets a little (lot) cooler. A metal boat in the summer is no fun, but you can always find some shade, if you don't mind the snakes, or the hornets. But a bad day on the river is better than a good day at work. Be well...
Thank you! I really enjoyed watching this. In my head, this is my ideal kayak camping trip (maybe not that river-but any meandering river). Then you start talking about ticks, mating gators, and copperheads, and I’m like 😳👀. lol
Thank you for posting this video. I've done the Oconee/Altamaha and I was looking for another trip. This looks like a beautiful river and it's nice and close to home. Maybe next October when the air is cool and the water is still warm.
I really enjoyed your video. I have done all the Santa Fe river in Florida several times. And some mileage on the upper Sewannee River. From Fargo, Georgia down to a day below Branford Florida. But I don't think I have ever put more than four days together. I have done a bunch of long canoe trips on the Tennessee River and up in Minnesota and Canada.thanks for the video.
