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06/26/2010 06:20PM  
New Trip Report posted by SunCatcher

Trip Name: Snake River Nebraska Sandhills.

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06/26/2010 08:00PM  
Interesting, sure looks different from the Canoe Country.
Must of been really hot, cause in almost all the group pictures
you are all drinking something.....?;-)
tremolo
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06/27/2010 04:14PM  
That looks like a great time. I like the pic of getting past the barbed wire fence. Not something I would imagine encountering while canoeing.
06/28/2010 07:25PM  
Nice and short report - and loved all the photos. Yes it most definitely looks different than our canoe country :) I don't think I could do the river running but I know you had fun - good for you. Hope to see you again at the next copia :-) And i know that i'll see ya in chat....later
Evenflow
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06/29/2010 04:12PM  
Nice report...I got to fish the snake between Merritt and the Niorobrara river twice in high school with a friend and his family. Two trips and I only caught 1 17 inch rainbow, but I did see about a 5lb brown trout caught and several other fish. It is amazing country there...almost rivals canoe country in those canyones.
togue
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06/30/2010 11:30PM  
Nice suncatcher, that trip looks like alot of fun.

Its such a cool area in the sandhills of NB.
07/11/2010 10:36PM  
My first job with the USFWS was at Valentine National Wildlife Refuge in the Sandhills of Nebraska. That was back in 1965. The sandhills are a beautiful place to be. I know that there is a lot of canoeing on the Niobrara River near Valentine.
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07/14/2010 02:00AM  
They sure are cute when they are that age!
07/14/2010 07:54AM  
Paul, is that your son in the 3rd from last picture?

I'm not sure I would have been going over some of those falls! ;-) Did that cause much of the swamping? Lose any gear? I did notice the bungie-corded coolers...a wise decision.

Beautiful country! But then you know how I like Nebraska...away from the interstate, anyway.
07/15/2010 02:08PM  
Nola,

That is Daniel my 24 year old son who lives in Florida.
We only lost both our chairs, my survivor boonie hat also did not survive. We had the coolers and CCS packs strapped in with ratchet straps and also bungies for back up....but the bungies didnt hold the chairs in (crap).
SunCatcher
07/19/2010 06:03PM  
where are all the trees???
07/20/2010 07:43AM  
Only Trees are in the river bottom... God made that country for Cattle and Cobwoys, Antelope, Jack Rabbits, and Rattlesnakes.
(and Crazy Canoe folk) :)
Beautiful place if you spend any time there as it is a different sort of Region.
SunCatcher
07/20/2010 09:49PM  
What a great experience. You have some great photo's and neat observations. I enjoyed it a lot, thanks.
Boppa
 
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