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03/01/2018 11:16AM
Easy question for those whohave been there.
Which direction does the Horse River and the Moosecamp River flow?
I will be headed out of Horse towards Basswood River and Out of Moosecamp Lake towards Fourtown.
TIA
Which direction does the Horse River and the Moosecamp River flow?
I will be headed out of Horse towards Basswood River and Out of Moosecamp Lake towards Fourtown.
TIA
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03/01/2018 11:24AM
They flow down hill.
Sorry, had to-------------
Horse River flows Horse (1306 ft.) north to Crooked (1260 ft.). Assuming the same but very little drop, looks like open stream thru wetlands, for Moosecamp River, Fourtown (1332 ft.) to Moosecamp (1332 ft.), that one I have not been on.
butthead
Sorry, had to-------------
Horse River flows Horse (1306 ft.) north to Crooked (1260 ft.). Assuming the same but very little drop, looks like open stream thru wetlands, for Moosecamp River, Fourtown (1332 ft.) to Moosecamp (1332 ft.), that one I have not been on.
butthead
"never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups" George Carlin
03/01/2018 11:43AM
"Moosecamp River flows south, from Moosecamp Lake to Fourtown."
I have been on the Horse. Wasn't sure of Moosecamp because my maps show same elevation, and generally folwage is north thruout the area. Thanks for the correction!
butthead
I have been on the Horse. Wasn't sure of Moosecamp because my maps show same elevation, and generally folwage is north thruout the area. Thanks for the correction!
butthead
"never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups" George Carlin
03/02/2018 06:29AM
Where they share a name, the rivers in the BW are generally named after the lake they flow out of.
"Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing it is not fish they are after"
~ Henry David Thoreau
03/02/2018 09:49AM
That's a good route. You know about the portages on the Horse, since you've been there.
Moosecamp has at least three beaver dams, and some old logging obstacles to watch for at certain water levels. Take your time and start early, in case you get more wet than intended. Even though your flowing with current, the current can slow you down in a larger boat, as your turns are more drastic and in tight areas.
Moosecamp has at least three beaver dams, and some old logging obstacles to watch for at certain water levels. Take your time and start early, in case you get more wet than intended. Even though your flowing with current, the current can slow you down in a larger boat, as your turns are more drastic and in tight areas.
03/02/2018 10:28AM
snakecharmer: "Where they share a name, the rivers in the BW are generally named after the lake they flow out of."
^this
When a man is part of his canoe, he is part of all that canoes have ever known. - Sigurd F. Olson, "The Singing Wilderness"
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