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Picture # 1: clue - in Arkansas; this view is visible on the shuttle to:

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Picture # 2: same river as # 1, but name the access:

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Picture # 3: in Missouri, and yes it was floatable, but barely, and bonus if you can name the dude in the picture, it ain't Paul Dallas either:

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Picture # 4: in Missouri:

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Picture # 5: in Missouri, and something in the background gives it away, and bonus if you can name either of the dudes in the picture, and they ain't Paul Dallas either:

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Picture #1 is Big Piney Creek north of Russelville. Shuttle heading up to Helton's Farm. #2 is Longpool Campground. Not sure about the Mo. pics. B) Dan-o

RELEASE THOSE BROWNIES!!

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Good friends have a cabin right across the river from Helton's. As far as I know it's the only one on the river...at least that I've seen. Killer piece of property.

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Picture # 3: in Missouri, and yes it was floatable, but barely, and bonus if you can name the dude in the picture, it ain't Paul Dallas either:

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Jack's Fork up in the Prongs?

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Picture # 5: in Missouri, and something in the background gives it away, and bonus if you can name either of the dudes in the picture, and they ain't Paul Dallas either:

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If this is an old picture, it kinda looks like the James just above the old McCall bridge. Once was a cool old one lane iron bridge, now two boring lanes of concrete.

The two dudes...............don't know, but they are loaded for an expidition of Lewis and Clark preportion!

I Love this game!

Kevin

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Danimal is correct on question 1 and 2, indeed it is the Big Piney in Ark, and Lonpool. Would be nice to have a place across from Heltons Farm - I love that river.

Pictures # 3 and #4 still have not been answered correctly.

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# 4 is not the Niangua. But I'll give you a hint, its on the other side of I-44, and that bridge should be condemned, but as far as I know, it hasn't been yet!

# 3 is not up in the Prongs of the JF. Think crooked.

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I'm having trouble placing the bridge, but it seems familiar. The water looks like the Osage Fork, but could be the Gasconade?

Today's release is tomorrows gift to another fisherman.

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