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egknuti
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The only thing you may have to contend with is low water on the upper stretches of the river as you first enter. But that’s not much to deal with.
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sueb2b
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When I was coming out 16, the beaver dams were the worst part of it.
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Kendis
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Will be travelling from EP 16 north to the border in mid-September this year. First part of the trip includes travelling the Moose River. Should I be concerned about having to clear deadfall on the river at this time of year?
Trying to decide whether to: - Not bring a saw for the first time. I only bring it for emergencies. I don't make fires for cooking/recreation. - Bring the current saw (Sven Saw). - Buy and bring a new saw (maybe a Silky GomBoy 240mm).
Any advice is appreciated.
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schweady
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AmarilloJim: "That route is very well traveled. Can't imagine you would need to clean any portages." It's not always the portages that can get tricky on Moose River North...
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cyclones30
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There are x number of permits a day with up to 4 canoes each....every day.
Unless there's a storm the day or two before you go in....it'll all be clear.
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AmarilloJim
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That route is very well traveled. Can't imagine you would need to clean any portages.
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