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Thank you for sharing. We can all learn from such situations. It's good to see that you got out unharmed! That was a very nasty pin!

A few inches, forever turning layups into bottlenecks. Awesome safety 🎉

It's a nice day. I think I'll go for a swim. 😋

Good rescue, guys.

if you cannot handle the river DO NOT GO. PERIOD. this could have ended badly.

So hard to tell if it’s sped up or not

Glad you’re safe, good to have a great team with you. Cudos to your buddies for acting fast and decisive.

Stout asf

Glad you're okay. Holes like that can punch your ticket for sure and there's nothing that can be done. Solid work by the crew and all around. I want another braap now. I love some half slices but something about the regular braap spells party but I'm the dd.

UUURRRGHHHHHHHHHHH

3:11 Sums it up...if you dead you dead...but to everyone else its a Fiasco!

Outstanding rescue way to be there for your bro

You run class 5 long enough, this shit will happen to you or your partners.

where is Big Creek?, glad you made it

Huh... when I was paddling class V+ I always knew if things went sideways I would swim aggressively to get out. Course I was generally the first one in the group to drop in. Guess you're what we used to call the "entertainment". Glad your ok. Looked like a small lapse in attention when you floated into that one, premature hooting -> trashing in the next ledge.

Well done. Fortunate to be able to walk that shelf/(riverbed?) and access the sieve and paddler. Unfamiliar with that run. Is that low flow? Thanks for sharing

it happens

dude that right ear dip brace early on with that wood on the right was also such a close call. that wood was in a bad spot. glad all good

Thanks for this interesting video! Great Kayaking... One question: would it be feasible to try to stick the paddle into the undercurrent to get pulled out of the hole?

I wish folks would stop running class V in half slices. Literally the only reason this swim occurred.

Yikes.

holy shit bro almost died

Ohhh shit where was the line?

Tech asfffff

Great rescue guys, glad he is alright. What Liquidlogic is that? Do you think if he didn't half slicey kayak then he would have been ok?

WOW

Big Creek that flows into the Pigeon River, TN?

you were doing really well till that keeper. what is that feature you got stuck in and why? good job

The way that everyone handled that situation was impressive. I felt the stress watching it, but except stayed calm. Action was taken so quickly. You are the crew to have around. Glad everyone is ok.

Beater

Lucky schmucky. Hope you bought them boys a frosty beverage of their choice.

One can hear the confusions, panics, differing approaches that come out in these very stressful moments. There's a lot to learn and review in there. No blame. Thankfully a success.

Super rescue, just a great job realizing that manhandling him out of boat would have broken his leg. Any significant deviation or delay in what was done could have been catastrophic. I have reached an age where, while I love runs like this, I consider the risk reward ratio very seriously. If you can't see the line, don't know the line, are winging it on a run like this, there can be consequences. You can be a bad ass boater ... and still one day be just enough offline to endanger yourself, and your team.

Great crew support!

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Legit

Everything worked out great Looks like yall picked a good day when the water wasn't too crazy

One to be proud of

Harsh

Holy shit....just,like that

I'm guessing the creek was a little high that day.

Good job

Holy Fuck is right!!!!! Great rescue guys. Jumped into action, got and kept his head out of the water, and then worked on the extraction. Would have loved to see HR data on the victim and two rescuers. If it went as I would think victim - Z5, Rescuer 1 - Z4, Rescuer 2 - Z3, as it should be. The harder the heart is pumping the less clear the thinking but the more your instincts are in full gear. Of course, both rescuers likely needed a few minutes post extraction to gather themselves because experience has taught me that after the 'fun stuff' is over is when the rescuer's system takes the biggest hit. Bravo to all three of you.

Solid. I would want these guys boating with me everywhere I went

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Thanks for the video. Well done out there boys!

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And that, gentlemen, is what we call a "learning experience."

Hube a snack I Don’t blame the sieve

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