Mississippi Drought!!! What's Really Happening!

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@SinCityOutdoors Год назад

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@williammacomb5691 Год назад

I’d love to meet up with you guys for lunch somewhere!!

@williammacomb5691 Год назад

Awe man, y’all are probably already back in Nevada!!

@williammacomb5691 Год назад

Bro!! People in Louisiana are rude as fuck! They leave their shopping carts all over the parking lots at all stores. In Lafayette it’s over crowded. The roads are to small for the population in and around. It could take you 45 minutes to go 8-10 miles.

@XtremeDirtRacing Год назад

Love the videos! The time marker at the bottom left of the thumbnail covers the “you” on my tv. On my phone the time marker covers “telling you”. Just thought I’d mention it blocks some of the words.

@williammacomb5691 Год назад

Louisiana sucks bro!! They definitely aren’t as polite and as wholesome native Texans!!

@BurtSampson Год назад

I used to be a towboater on the lower Mississippi and back in 2006 it got so low that we hit an old sunken barge, which sunk the barge at the head of our tow, and they ended up having to shut down that entire section of the river. TL:DR, sometimes rivers get low.The Mississippi is huge though, and it would take a lot to get it to the point the media likes to portray it's at. Also, we always stay in the channel. WHen you get to a sharp bend you have to do something called flanking, which is just you kind of Austin Powers it and go back and forth until you can finally make the bend.

@ssp_2015 Год назад

Good points. I just couldn't help but think it's funny that your tl:dr is longer than the initial comment.

@BurtSampson Год назад

@@ssp_2015 lol

@americanpatriot2.06 Год назад

I've been to the head water's of the Mississippi at Lake Itasca in Minnesota. Amazing how such a small amount of water morphs into such a massive flowing body of water all the way to the Gulf of Mexico!

@BurtSampson Год назад

@@americanpatriot2.06 I've heard about the headwaters. Somebody told me one time that they start so small you can jump over them. I have no clue if that's true, but it's one of the things that gets talked about on the river sometimes. It's such a crazy huge river. And not just width wise. I think the channel gets up to like maybe ~120' down around Baton Rouge. That's why you get those huge ass ships all the way from the Gulf up there. You can have a massive draught and it's no problem.

@dokturgogo Год назад

I like that we know what you mean by "kind of Austin Powers it".

@dabird8808 Год назад

I crossed the Mississippi right where you are in mid October. Ive been crossing the river usually in October, for 40 years and I never saw the river as low as it was this year, sand bars everywhere! I have been watching you guys since the summer I immediately thought of you guys and just how bad this may get across the country. I went to a lecture about water in the 80s, something has stuck with me from that lecture to this day, "you've never seen a war until you see one over water"

@jonking7345 Год назад

There's not going to be any war over water in the United States, quit following the hype on that BS. It's been 40 years since they were hyping a drought war to you. Since then, there have been similar droughts over that time, and insane floods too. It's a giant river fed by half the country, OF COURSE it's going to fluctuate

@dabird8808 Год назад

@@jonking7345 sounds like your touchy about this. Sorry I was just repeating what I heard 30 years ago and what I saw with my own eyes in early October, and thought the hosts may find interesting. I hate to break it to you but water rights are being contested now and always have been in this country. Please dont assume Im a tree hugger just because I saw what I saw and heard what I heard. Have a good one!

@jonking7345 Год назад

@@dabird8808I'm at work, so I'm trying to spit this out quickly, apologies if it isn't totally coherent. I didn't mean to assume that you're a tree hugger. I don't mean to attack you personally. Only the hyped message that you are (I think) unintentionally perpetuating. They were pushing water war 40 yrs ago, and since then, this river has fluctuated wildly in it's depth. Contesting, and fighting wars, are 2 very different things. I am only touchy in that people are buying into the hype from the "story at any cost" media. Hype can produce panic, and panic can lead to violence. There has been a LOT of hyping going on in the media. Like the imaginary "turkey shortage" at Thanksgiving. There are plenty of other "sky is falling" messages that the media hypes. I wish you well

@Nemo_IRL Год назад

The Mississippi got really low back in 1988. When I seen that I thought of Hank Williams Jr.

@barrys.3945 Год назад

@@dabird8808 I agree with you the politicians are fighting over water right now where I live over diverting water from the great lakes millions of gallons per day and it's been happening for years. I'm not saying we are going to war over it anytime soon but we have wars over oil and plenty of other natural resources imagine if water became limited something we need everyday to survive and grow food with there would be massive wars over water that is a pretty well known fact.

@Rakkasan-vr8xt Год назад

Content is great, Dad son relationship is why I watch. You’re both great examples of what a father, and son, should be.

@ChiefNonsense Год назад

I LOVE his comments about watching activity upstream. I’ve lived in the Cincinnati area my whole life and it has always been difficult for newly arrived locals to understand that the local weather isn’t important. It’s the upstream weather that matters. That’s hard for many people to understand, but it’s everyday life for people that live in flood plains.

@WinStoNs_Mith Год назад

Yep. I’m 20 upstream from where they are. We always watch Cairo, Il

@Sin526 Год назад

Anyone from the desert southwest can understand. It's exactly the same with us and mountain snowpack determining the river flows. 👍

@GanjaTheAlien Год назад

It’s like that here in Fl. Don’t worry about the weather when you go out..worry bout what it’s like later or where you can’t see and it comes rushing in as a “pop up” storm but in reality you can see it building and people ignore it

@jennypulczinski7204 Год назад

You should have come up North where the Mississippi doesn't drain half the country. It was much lower here for a longer time because the drainage in the midsection kept the drought actually minimal in the southern section. Memphis is too far south for the lows to last very long each year because by then, the Mississippi has collected all the rain from 800-millions of acres of land. I crossed the Mississippi several times this year in Little Falls, MN and I have never seen it so low for so long a period of time. The first time we went over it, we saw mostly mudflats with a few streams of water braiding through it instead of one large channel.

@tristanmelling410 Год назад

This is no nonsense reporting. I’ll admit, I came for the lake updates, but your content keeps me coming back. Here in New Zealand, we also have our fair share of fishing, wild weather (wet and dry), and clickbait, but you guys keep it real. Kinda neat to see how differently you do it than we do! I love how you guys ask the locals. They know the reality better than anyone

@onedominant Год назад

I'm 55 and have lived in Memphis all but 5 years of that. I remember in the 80's seeing the river boats at Mud Island sitting in literal mud. There was no standing water at all between Riverside Drive and Mud Island. The river has been much lower than this and not that long ago.

@Buck1954 Год назад

I visited Mud Island in 1982 (I think) and I was so impressed with the river model there, and the museum. I've always wondered if the river model was still there. Thank you for showing that.

@superhawk20002 Год назад

You guys are one of the few channels on RU-vid I genuinely look forward to watching. It's the combination of random outdoor things combined with the family aspect of it all. Thank you and keep it up. EDIT: Come visit the Midwest in the middle of summer if you want to know moisture in the air. And see a MILLION squirrels everywhere... the ones around here come eat out of our hands.

@Saints4life Год назад

You guys are the best. I love the respect between a dad and his son. You both work great together. Thank you for showing us all you do.

@dannycalley7777 Год назад

SBGA....................they want to know and give the facts as they see them !!!

@mvcapitolllc.7894 Год назад

The level of dedication to your journalism is impressive, first-hand eyewitness interviews and that go see it for yall selves speak volumes over any mainstream news BS. You guys are very gracious and giving of your time and efforts, it is all appreciated! Happy New Year!

@arnoldschmidt2753 Год назад

This is the first time I saw your channel. You guys are very decent in your video. I like your attitude about going out and investigating instead of taking someone else's opinions. Great job guys .

@shawnmason5290 Год назад

The man that you bumped into at the marina was a super representative for Memphis. You’re right you meet the most fascinating people if you strike up conversation while you’re traveling. I’m sure some of the non-midwesterners would be concerned about doing that but that guy was a great ambassador for a city it’s too bad the weather wasn’t good the next day.

@brandonchaney2500 Год назад

These guys are how I watch lake mead, and I'm a candidate for senate in VA. I don't trust the media, and these guys are regular people... far more trustable for getting information on what's going on out there

@eLiV8t Год назад

@@brandonchaney2500 nice. I hope you succeed. Thanks. You sound of the people.

@brandonchaney2500 Год назад

@@eLiV8t Thank you. I grew up on a farm with parents who worked regular jobs, and started out making under 14k a year. Now I own a couple of businesses. I know the struggles of the average citizen, and our government screws the average citizen. The only reason I am where I am in my life is having great parents, and I believe everyone should have more of an opportunity to succeed. I also think our citizens are full of ideas that could make this country amazing, but the representatives ignore them.

@JK360noscope Год назад

That's how the South works man

@azariahyahweh14 Год назад

I’m a memphis native and I totally agree. We have some great people here. Glad you had a good experience there are definitely some scumbags her too just like anywhere else

@Materialworld4 Год назад

Guys, I have PROFOUND RESPECT for both of you, because you dig deep and tell all of us the straight facts. Thank You Guys!!!

@Psychsoulman Год назад

I'm glad you guys have the time and ability to explore these times of low waters. I would be out there too if I could. Thank you.

@robertlayer1009 Год назад

Thanks for the update. Proving once again why people have a lack of trust in the news these days. I appreciate you doing this. Hope you had a fun and worthwhile trip and that you return home safely.

@jeffreyhutton8283 11 месяцев назад

These two father & son can be deceiving also. Billions of dollars than when Mississippi does dry up in a bad drought which has happened many times you will have many Eastern half furious folks that will fight it. Mississippi River does have drought problems and Congress I hope sees this. Political Colorado River been missed managed is the no problem today why Lake Powell & Mead has the serious problems they do!

@mp6756 Год назад

This is great you guys are filling the void between the news and bull****. I love what your channel has become you boys deserve success. Thanks

@madison9582 Год назад

I keep hearing food shortages. Knock on wood i haven't heard of any. News knows how to create fear. I do my best not to listen to it.

@matthewharvey3308 Год назад

I actually live near the Mississippi River and after the hurricane in Florida, it dropped to the lowest level that I’ve ever seen. The hurricane literally sucked the water out and the water didn’t come back. Most of the River’s edge near Tennessee/ Arkansas looked like a beach. It wasn’t caused by a drought, it was a hurricane. The river fluctuates yearly, but when it’s up, it’s really up! Had these guys visited about two months ago, they would’ve seen all of massive sand bars.

@ralphp3057 Год назад

Isn’t it funny how the fake news doesn’t actually tell the whole story. You are exactly correct! 👍

@desmondstanley4372 Год назад

I wish they had come a bit sooner as well. It was my first time seeing the Mississippi at a low point since I just moved here a couple years back. Definitely a surreal feeling seeing all the water gone like that.

@nativemom4992 Год назад

@@ralphp3057 yes because they love pushing fear porn

@jerrydlaughrin2880 Год назад

I actually thought it had heard that they lowered the Mississippi River to actually clean the mud out of the bottom of it and widen it a little bit make a difference spots for the silted built up and widen it in spots where I got an arrow for the barges to go through That’s what I understood but of course the news has to make it out to be a climate change to hold up the narrative that we have to go electric cars and all this other garbage. But I never thought the hurricane sucked or could suck water out of the river like that, but I guess that’s possible when you have that much velocity from hurricane pulling on something else to see that’s a lot of energy in a storm pulling on the body of water pulling it out. But it’s possible combination of both shutting the river down to dredge it and clean it up in the storm pulled the water out made it even worse. I’ll leave it at that.

@arnoldschmidt2753 Год назад

I did not know that thank you for your experience with this situation.

@willcifur Год назад

Glad to have you guys in Texas. I’m not fisherman but I’m very glad I saw your video. You guys are doing what every single one of us should be doing … investigation. They make us panic so they can sell us solutions. Keep it up guys ! Be safe

@CHEERWKU Год назад

Y'ALL are a breath of Fresh Air! We watched y'all for the first time about the drought at the lake. Love your content. Thanks guys!

@Horsewomann Год назад

I was born and have lived most of my life in Michigan. I’ve traveled out west several times and it’s so weird to NOT see green to me. I ran into a lady in Kansas once who said Michigan made her claustrophobic because there were too many trees! I love the amazing variety this country has.

@MsQ275 Год назад

that's how I feel around trees too... after years in the desert, the trees are just too "noisy" for me LOL

@danielkosta3134 Год назад

I could never live in the desert. I need to have the trees and other vegetation around me A landscape of mostly bare rocks seems like another planet to me.

@rodchallis8031 Год назад

I'm just across the boarder in SW Ontario. Travelling through places in the States where the woodlots are very far from the road, or not at all present gives me the creeps. Like some pterodactyl is going to swoop down on me out of nowhere.

@2pi628 Год назад

Ha Ha! My grandfather was from the piney woods of East Texas. The first time he left home and went to North Texas for work - he said that he had a nervous scary feeling because the lack of trees. (Circa 1923)

@KA-qw5cv Год назад

I am from the desert SW & I, too, get a claustrobic feeling when I am surrounded did by trees. All of the green is pretty, but I am uncomfortable when I can't see landmarks.

@bradleysmith9431 Год назад

Mark is a perfect example of southern hospitality, what a treat getting to ride a paddle boat. Oh if you go to the beginning of the Mississippi river in Minnesota, you can actually step across the mighty Mississippi river!

@Enjoy_my_1st_Amendment Год назад

I'm so glad to watch your channel grow. Living in southeast Missouri around the Miss all my life. We had a significant drought this summer in the midwest. We do not get our annual heavy rains until spring. The river is still suffering from the summer drought and it will not recover until we get our spring rains again. It's a little concerning at the moment but the mighty Miss will rage again forsure. Nature and environments, they ebb and flow in ALL aspects. In 93 it was the exact opposite had more water than it could move by far. Trains had to be slow ordered because they was ploughing through 2ft of water over the tracks.

@ralphp3057 Год назад

Thanks for sharing your trip! 👍😁

@mr.erico8431 Год назад

Spent my entire life of 43 years living on Vegas and enjoy following you guys. Now moved to central TN recently and enjoyed your Memphis adventure. The southern culture, rain and trees is why I fell in love with it. Enjoy your adventures and travel safe.

@brotherskrillrc6042 Год назад

You guys are better then the news!! You get real people that are on the water that know what their talking about and get the footage that shows what's really going on! And Mark was so cool showing his paddle boat and info!

@kimberlyclayton4985 Год назад

So true

@28_Bones Год назад

Love your content guys. Great work covering this stuff.

@josephjelinek1841 Год назад

i really appreciate you guys making these videos and showing us what's really going on with the water levels ! thank you so much !

@julieannebeaudette3789 Год назад

Thank you for showing me the places I can no longer get to on my own. Great channel, love you guys!

@SinCityOutdoors Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@haymaker4956 Год назад

You guys are good people and I believe because of that you find people who have no problems talking with you and offering you a ride on their boat. It’s nice to see people treating each other good like this. If you ever make up north in Ohio I’ll take you out fishing on Lake Erie or in the fall squirrel, rabbit and pheasant hunting.

@marthav2772 Год назад

Love this video! I appreciate you guys finding out the truth about what's going on with this beautiful river! Kudos!! I also loved your coverage of Lake Mead!👍😃. Thank you!

@tarapayne4945 Год назад

You guys are the best! I’m not on the mainland for the last three years-so to have some folks out there , showing us what’s REALLY going on, is WONDERFILLED! Keep up the great work! 💜🌺💜🌺💜🌺🌺💜

@MISTER__OWL Год назад

Thanks for posting these videos.

@l.hoth2o946 Год назад

Thanks for keeping everyone apprised of the Mighty Mississippi River. I was on that river at about a week old. And that was 63 years ago. Thanks again! PEACE!

@waroark1 Год назад

I'm glad that you guys met Mark and he was a good ambassador of Southern Hospitality. There are a lot of good people in the south salt of the earth folks just like you guys are so you know what I'm talking about. And thanks for your time researching this for us your subscribers.

@kathleendanford2631 Год назад

Being a Yankee the very first thing I noticed was how kind southern folks were when I spent 3 months in Texas. The cold hardens Northern people I believe.

@joegreenbbka Год назад

"And the Mississippi river, shes a goin dry" - Hank Jr 😂

@AlexeiTetenov Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@MamaGypsyFelice Год назад

Thank you I appreciate what you guys are going.

@maddux1234 Год назад

So awesome to see you guys branching out like this, keep up the great work👍

@Wickiup Год назад

Thank you so much for taking us along with you! My husband and I are older and will never get to see the mighty Mississippi any other way. Your videos are always so interesting! We, too, prefer the Northwest US over the humid south but to each his own. Thanks again. 💕

@staylor3539 Год назад

Thanks for taking us along the Mississippi River! Enjoyed it!

@CabinontheHill Год назад

Thank you both for the truth!

@giraffewithtattoos2770 Год назад

Im so happy you met a great representative of our fine state. Mark seems to be the type of guy that Tennessee is known for; hardworking, polite, and self-sufficient.

@InterWebGuy99 Год назад

Thanks for taking us along for the ride, Sin City! All your videos are entertaining and keeping us informed on the water situation all over the country.

@eileenmacdougall8945 Год назад

Thank you guys.

@curtiscains8533 Год назад

It’s very good to see “Father and Son” doing many things together. It’s encouraging and nice. Your reporting of the Drought along with “Vegas D Tech” is so important…. Not everyone is commenting but so many are watching your channel for trusting your “Truth Reports”!

@kentuckybluegrass8695 Год назад

You guys are some of the most down to earth people I’ve ever seen. Y’all have that west coast personality that I miss, cool and calm. Stay cool never change. I grew up on the Ohio river not sure what possesses people to attempt these rivers the under current is vicious.

@katebrown-schuh1278 Год назад

GREAT video by the way!! First time watching...I subscribed :) The last trip my uncle and I went on was to Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Maybe the best trip EVER! I've also been to Memphis many time. He was in the navy. He passed Christmas of 2017...like a father to me. You all blessed me a great deal by doing this video. Thank you for that. He was, in part, one of many reasons I'm fascinated by the rivers and waterways!

@lindabarker7142 Год назад

Driving along the Mississippi River has been on my bucket list for several years, but I am no longer able to walk very far. I'm thinking about a cruise, but I don't know. Thank you for this video. Great to see some of the places on my bucket list.

@tribeda Год назад

I lived in Memphis for a few years. You were wise to miss the hot, humid, mosquito-breeding summer season....lol. Mud Island used to actually be a mud island because of the fluctuating river.

@ShaneJMcNair Год назад

The Mississippi River ran backward several times after a major earthquake, creating lakes in the 1800's. I wish I could have met up with you guys, but I realize this was a quick trip... We had to move one of our Bass Tournaments because Lake Ferguson boat ramp was to shallow on the Mississippi. Thanks for sharing guys... 🍺🎣

@ShaneJMcNair Год назад

@Sin.City.Outdoors. I REPORTED YOU TO FTC... SCAMMER CHANNEL Sin City Outdoors is WARNING everyone about.

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@ShaneJMcNair Год назад

@@j.r4275 ? 🤔

@ronvosick8253 Год назад

It also rerouted on the " east side " of an Illinois town..

@jennV8272 Год назад

@@ronvosick8253which one? I’m on the Illinois river.

@redaedelman8398 Год назад

Thank you for the great video. I love your explorations.

@FanOfTheEarth20 Год назад

I enjoy your river videos. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

@nadracurtis4563 Год назад

Thank you for the update on the Mississippi. I'm glad it's not as dire as the news has been making it out to be.

@hartless76 Год назад

Glad to see that the Mississippi River is still mighty. Thanks for a fun road trip! I'm always up for hanging out with you and your family.

@Infowarrior-45 Год назад

Great footage guys! Thanks for the content.

@AddictedCrewCatfishing Год назад

Thanks guys!! Awesome job !

@veeemit9719 Год назад

When we came to the east coast, I felt the same way regarding all the land being private, etc. Here in MD there are some black squirrels…very unique for me as a transplanted CA girl.

@jdhaase1417 Год назад

I’m from Kentucky. I’ll never forget being on the Mississippi River in Minnesota. We went on a river boat cruise upstream and ran out of river. Not because of drought but because it starts out as a small creek and gets bigger the further you go south.

@nuzh1981 Год назад

Yea whats really a trip is where it starts up in Itasca State Park it's so little you can walk across it on rocks.

@etarheel1 Год назад

I appreciate you guys! Love truth getting out!

@edzinator8499 Год назад

Excellent work on the video, have fun and thanks for speaking with locals to share experience.

@chrisshukstor2268 Год назад

Thanks guys!! You are doing a great service!!keep it up!!

@spuriouseffect Год назад

We've had a lot flooding this summer here in Western PA, West Virginia, and Ohio, which all feed the Mississippi, so I thought it sounded strange that the Mississippi was drying up. What a cool guy to offer you a ride on his boat.

@harleythrelkeld7587 Год назад

the western part of the Mississippi basin was under a drought, we were a little dry in ohio but mostly same weather as usual

@spuriouseffect Год назад

@@harleythrelkeld7587 You must be on the western side, because it was like a rainforest here on the eastern side. The Ohio River looked like the Amazon. I've never seen muddy water that dark before.

@scotcoon1186 Год назад

In 2019 the Missouri flooded, but the ground was frozen, and we've been in a drought since late 2020. Last I heard, southwest Nebraska needs 15" to get out of exceptional drought. Our average is around 25-26 inches.

@spuriouseffect Год назад

@@scotcoon1186 That's because all your rain is being dumped on us here in the east. LOL You're welcome to it. :-)

@rackss1661 Год назад

Here in Arkansas it’s been raining a lot lately so our river including the big Arkansas River has been feeding the Mississippi a lot. It should be back into normal levels sometime next year when El Nino kicks back up. These droughts happen from time to time the last noticeable one was 10 years ago in 2012. From what I’ve known as well as older generations the river goes low sometimes and then goes back up to flooding levels I guess that’s just how the climate and weather patterns goes. As far as the Colorado I believe it’ll take longer to refill it back due to the West’s climate and the west are prone to long term droughts.

@hi_tekred_nek701 Год назад

I am about 20 minutes away from the Mississippi here in Southeast Missouri and I catfish on it a lot. I can tell you the last 10-15 years that we have had more flooded areas to deal with than low areas. I wish you guys could have come up to see Tower Rock. If you haven't heard of it, look it up because it was on the news because people were able to walk out to it due to the low water. I caught a 78 pound blue cat just a little to the south of it a few years ago and the river was up 15 feet over flood stage at the time. I love your content, keep up the great investigative reporting lol.

@seamcheck11 Год назад

I’ve lived on the Mississippi River my whole life until 10 years ago. I’m 73 right now. I love my River.

@itsmountainmike Год назад

Great video update on the Great Mississipp River!!

@stevenskidmore5457 Год назад

I'm in East TEXAS , a fan and subscribed as well , thinks guys for this message and have a great blessed day AMEN .

@lewpubco Год назад

Thank you for posting this. Relying on the media "news" reports is something we really can't trust anymore. We need citizen journalists like you guys to be the truth tellers of modern times. Thanks again.

@davidballoid2118 Год назад

What's wrong with the fake news?🤡LOL! 👀

@joannem3568 Год назад

Thank you guys for this Report, citizen journalism, love it. Hope you two had a wonderful trip and experience 😊 👍🇺🇲

@metaljake89 Год назад

This was awesome to watch. Thank yall for doing it

@vidsbychazzle2056 Год назад

I loved this! At 18:10 when Jr. had his squirrel encounter and was shocked by the moisture everywhere. Then, "everything is green, You cant see very far, there's trees everywhere." As an Iowan, I went to Bend,Oregon for a wedding and felt the same way. I said, "who are the settlers walked past the fertile Midwest and came to this desert to claim a homestead?" Incoming Dad joke...Like a classic fish(erman) out of water story. You guys are the best! Keep up the great work! Home is where is where the heart is.

@TroyBall Год назад

I lived in Lake Havasu City years ago. I moved to the Gulf Coast of Alabama for 5 years and I liked it, loved the fishing, made some great friends. Having said that, last week I bought a house in Lake Havasu City and will in all likelihood, finish out my final days here. Love following these guys! They seem like really nice people.

@xxyy_6969 Год назад

Thank you good sir's!!

@wildbillbegleyjr.3523 Год назад

Pretty industrious, I wondered what you were doing after lake Mead. This works I like it. Thanks again for video.

@daveyboyr7580 Год назад

You guys deserve an award for news. Thank you and may you prosper!

@QAlba1074 Год назад

This video was sponsored by Bass Pro Shop

@rbmatch1 Год назад

I am with you. I live in the Mohave Desert and wanted to move to East Texas. i loved the land and the people but the lack of public lands was a major issue. I love to wander and explore open lands without somebody asking what i am doing in their pasture. Thanks for the video.

@billwilson3609 Год назад

There's places you can do that in East Texas, SE OK, SW AR and West Louisiana where there's actually something worth seeing. You also have free passage to travel on bodies of water such as creeks, rivers and lakes. Those meander thru uninhabited wild areas that you can explore.

@YSLRD Год назад

Missouri had a drought last summer. Cape Girardeau river access was dry enough to walk around and barges were stalled. And we like private property. Less government us a win in the end.

@stevenrucker5080 Год назад

Really appreciate your time and input thanks guys

@paulott5390 Год назад

Love your channel…keep up the great work 🤙🏽🇺🇸

@joytothworld Год назад

Sence I never get to travel, you guys made my day. Everyone of your video's I feel like I'm there present with you guys on a vacation . Be safe and God Bless all your family members.

@jeffkrupke3810 Год назад

Thanks for the insights.

@debbyblack9437 Год назад

Great show. Thank you.

@kawaiiduck5924 Год назад

Getting to the beach in Florida and Alabama is getting hard because of private property condos have monopolized access.

@arthenarubin3196 Год назад

Yes the hotels to Weird when the beach is roped off

@rangerkid5 Год назад

Well you guys never fail, you have brought once again a fantastic video. I'm glad your trip is going well and yes we should all know by now the media loves to exaggerate and fool the people to make money. I'm glad there's honest people like you guys out there giving the real information that's exactly what we need in this world today. The Mississippi is beautiful and Louisiana and your film is fantastic love all the colors and the information is gold. Safe journey ahead gentleman as I'm sure God is guiding you not only on this trip but through life. God bless and thank you

@Grgrrr Год назад

Keep bringing us the real news SCO. We appreciate your work out here in OR.

@bobbyblair1084 Год назад

Thanks for the trip guys, I live on Kentucky lake in Tennessee thanks for show casing the missippiss.

@pandorasullivan777 Год назад

This was very informative. I love you guys, and the wonderful bond you have. Junior is an intelligent natural spokesperson, like his dad. Happy Holidays.

@homemadehotrods631 Год назад

Man I live in north Mississippi, I'd love to have hosted ya'll in Memphis. I'm in Memphis right now. God bless man be safe in this Nasty Ole city.

@johnnycontreras6307 Год назад

You guys are informative and entertaining. Good job!

@jessiebell390 Год назад

I'm so Thankful you Guy's did this video. They have been showing the worse areas . I knew with the recent rains there should have been some Improvements. Thank You

@kickapoocraftycat Год назад

Love this video. I felt the same way as you do when I went to Vegas. No green grass, no trees no rolling hills. I guess we all like home best. I wish you could have ridden the paddlewheeler.

@amandaglidewell8451 Год назад

I’ve been following y’all for a while now and it’s crazy to see that you were just a few miles from my house.I live inside the 240 loop and have lived in Memphis all my life. The river has always fluctuated by quite alot. Just about ten years ago we had what they described as a “hundred year flood”.

@crescentmoonchild4031 Год назад

Me too

@Jacksonn985 Год назад

exactly. this is natural. i hate those tin hat people always blamin something stupid on normal shit.

@pcBlacknmild Год назад

i remember that, i live in frayser and it was definitely something to see

@bobcooper1055 Год назад

Thanks for sharing.. you are a great news source..

@jessealvarado6939 Год назад

I hope y'all had a safe trip back or have a safe trip if your still traveling. I know that was a long trip so thanks again for taking us with ya. And on another note your mom and dad did a great job with you boys props to great parents 👊🙏😎

@kurtwilson1578 Год назад

Have always enjoyed following Sin City Outdoors! Really appreciate your content on Lake Mead water levels. Being a life long resident of Minnesota, crossed the Mississippi thousands of times and visited the headquarters multiple times it’s great to see you taking an interest in the mighty Mississippi. Great content as always.👍👍

@440tomcat Год назад

Same here. They traveled the worst part of the river, nice and clean here. Shhhhhh lets keep it that way

@holeeshietpyro4072 Год назад

really cool you guys made it to memphis, the lowest seemed to be in october, right before it started getting cold cold. me and my daughter got to walk out damn near halfway across what would usually be a full river. was amazing to see all the sand and weird artifacts dried up. This was at a boat ramp north of memphis next to a park. I think the river is coming back a bit by now, i need to drive downtown and take a look myself.

@cheryldemont7131 Год назад

Great video! Nice to see it’s better than it was! Most definitely different from the West! A lot of history and culture in New Orleans and Memphis!!

@bucket7548 Год назад

I love hearing your perspective on how different the landscape is for you. I grew up in a hot humid green place and saw the dessert for the first time a couple of years ago and it was a shock. I knew i was getting close to home on the way back when i started seeing the green grass and rain clouds.

@billwilson3609 Год назад

During the 1960's our Chicagoland Boy Scout Troop would go on 'Live off the land" campouts in wooded regions of Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. One actually can survive like a primitive hunter-gatherer in those. Four years later some of us tried hitch hiking to the Grand Canyon during the Summer and were dismayed at the absence of flora, fauna and water in the arid Western lands. We figured people had to crazy to move out there and those with a lick of sense moved away to wetter regions ASAP. It was a pretty scenery that quickly became rocks, rocks and more rocks once we saw there wasn't any water or edible vegetation to be found in case we stuck somewhere on the side of the highway.