For those wondering why Tulsa...it is likely due to the Port of Catoosa which is one of the farthest inland ports in the world. Barges and large shipment loads can come up from the Gulf of Mexico into Tulsa via the Kerr-McClellan waterway. From the Mississippi River, then the Arkansas River, then Kerr-McClellan (Verdigris) into the port via locks throughout. Looking at the geography of Tulsa it seems impossible but I have fished next to massive barges from the Gulf not far at all from my suburban home in the Tulsa burbs. By the way, in the first minute of the clip they pass Cain's Ballroom. Legendary music hall and early home of Bob Wells and the Texas Playboys. Major acts that have played there over the years are countless. Tulsa has a metro population of 1,000,000+ which few are aware of. It is a great place for American history, music and nautical interests. Aviation is also a major industry and history here. AA's main maintenance facility is here as well as Spirit Aero and much more.
It's very interesting but honestly the port isn't that far inland. The Port of Sioux City is much farther and the Missouri river had to be channelized from where it enters the Mississippi to Sioux City which was only possible because of the multiple dam's upstream. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missouri_River#Navigation It was actually a much larger project than the smaller dam's in Oklahoma and the lock systems in place to get to Catoosa.
From Sand Springs (Suburb of Tulsa, West) I drive my son to work everyday down 75, and in the fall and winter you can actually see it from the highway. I was so surprised to see this video pop up on my feed. Thank you for posting this! I have never actually gotten tp see it up close, only from driving by on the highway. So cool!
Ah! I love when there's overlap. I've followed SV Seeker for so long, reminds me a ton of your channel. Educational while still getting work done. I've learned so much in my fab and machining hobby.
That Keystone Dam has two huge generators that create electricity for our area I did locksmith in work inside the dam about 5 years ago it is an awesome day
You should have seen this dam last year when the Arkansas River flooded! It was for sure crazy then! The water was way over that little ramp yall walked over! We had major flooding here and Muskogee got hit really hard! On the other side of the dam is a cool area where you can ride your bikes, four wheelers or razors, anything off road! Its a huge area! If you come back you should check it out!
When I saw this it reminded me of this huge boat that was at a home off N. Denver that was across from an old Safeway and next to this small walk up apartment building. This was 45 years ago
it was great seeing the three of you on one video, I started watching yours and Doug's videos the same day years ago before you built the rotary welding table, Doug was building his water tight doors, but there wasn't much boat built yet. been hooked on both of your content ever since.
From east of tulsa here. After seeing that ship in his front yard I will no longer worry about my neighbors caring that I store my RV in my front yard. 😂🤣😅
I live in Tulsa now but I'm from North Alabama Muscle Shoals to be exact y'all should go down there and see the Wilson Dam that goes over the Tennessee River it is massive and really really cool
I live in Noble Oklahoma now but am from Sheffield Al .I've spent many hours fishing on the Florence side of the rivereven got ran off by the railroad police off the trussell bridge going across the river one time lol That's a cool boat I'd like to follow along him making it but I don't see a link.take care of yourself!
@ 0:48 they drive past downtown on the north side, the tower in the center of the screen is the Williams tower and is actually an exact replica of the Twin Towers, sometimes called the third twin. The Williams brothers sought out the same architect of the Twin Towers to have it built. Also, Keystone Dam is an excellent place to fish for huge catfish and striped bass! I live about 20 mins from there, and I go all the time.
Wish I had known you were in town, we would have bought you dinner. You mentioned the powerhouse at the end of your video. One of the main reasons that was built in addition to flood control was to provide additional power to the steel mill that was about 10 miles down river in a small town called Sand Springs. It was know as Sheffield steel for many years, but shuttered by Gerdau about 12 years ago. Now it has been largely demolished and turned into mixed use development. A few weeks ago they hauled out the last of the massive lathes from the mill. Hope y’all have a safe trip.
I know exactly where you are at. Definitely not the greatest side of town but, hey! All cities have those. This thing is definitely something you have to see in person. It’s pretty wild.
Yea, Tulsa Metro is about 1.2 Million. The Arkansas River sometimes is low enough to walk across most of it. KOAs toward Wichita, not aware of any. There is one south of Wichita, 3.5 hours from Tulsa.
Welcome to God's Country!!! I do a lot of fishing and sailing at Keystone Lake. It's twenty minutes from the ranch,. This state is filled with lakes and Corp camp grounds! When they open up that dam due to flooding the bank fishing where you were is heavenly!!! w.w./OK
I don't understand. You left Bixby, which is in South Tulsa. But your video starts with you coming in on 64/412 through Sand Springs, NW of Tulsa. Anyway.... great video.
Used to do business with a guy named Skip in Tulsa who ran a company called Tornado Supply. He never meet a piece of metal he could not twist into a rope shape.
This is GREAT! I've lived in Tulsa for the past 30+ years, and never knew there was this giant boat being built just off Hwy 75. I'm def gonna make a drive-by next time I'm over that way. How's he going to get it from there to the water?
@@BF6ct Says the guy living in a town with a dozen things he's never seen and has no idea are there, while telling other people to "get out of their bubble". Calm down man. Cool your jets and enjoy life.
There is a book about a man from OKC who towed his sailboat to Catoosa, put it in the water and went down the river to New Orleans. The title is "White Knuckles Log". The Tulsa City/County Library has a copy for "in the library" reading. Author is Don McAlpine. A very good read. Amazon has a copy for sale.
@@lukeiamurdad9055 he pranked about a rather serious subject then deleted the 5 or 6 videos playing on peoples emotions and called it a social experiment. he faked a head injury.
Good fish come out of that dam too. Throw a slip bobber on a catfish rod and throw right into the turbines. Let your line out to hit the back wall a d wait for some catfish to bite. Good striper fishing too
Adam, if you've never toured a hydroelectric powerhouse I recommended highly! I imagine somebody in your wide audience could hook you up with an insider look. Big machines for moving big machines and servicing big machines; right in your wheelhouse.
@@AbomAdventures I did the hard hat tour there before 9/11 when I was just a kid and it had a profound effect on me. It was a big part of my growing fascination with machines and the people who make them work.
On a sailing vessel, the Captain is GOD! Has been for hundreds of years. Someone has to make the critical decisions, and everybody else needs to follow! Don't like it, don't sign up. Doug won't even miss you. steve
Oh you arent wrong. Every single time anybody even DARE suggests a safety feature, or that he actually write down schematics for everything his answer is "don't be a pussy" and "i know everything in my head". The man has already pulled a ridiculous bullshit stunt on his fans where he pretended to have a potentially fatal accident working on the boat and they sure didn't tell people to not donate money to try and help pay for "medical funds". And worst of all he never even apologized for it, he barely made a "sorry you took it so serious" video after their patreon and overall sub count plummeted. The man is not only going to run this like a tyrant, he would readily take down everyone on board with him to avoid his pride being hurt.
Nice video. No doubt there will be some negative comments. Ignore them. I too love large power dams. Hard to believe people like us build them. Thanks for bringing us along.
Hey would you like me to send you a video I took of the Keystone dam from last year when we had major flooding? That dam was putting out the equivalent of 3 olympic pools of water per second.
bartofilms luckily Tulsa has the Port of Catoosa a few miles away, which is one of the furthest inland shipping ports in the world! Its got a series of lockes and canals that can get you all the way to the Gulf of Mexico!
If you think the dam was loud, should've been there last year during the flood. It was crazy loud. Some of the fish that are caught below the dam will surprise you on size and weight
Exactly. I was just thinking about him this morning, too. I was thinking, man if he had just put a "satire" sign or indicated it was a joke or something. Ruined the channel for me.
@@brainsironically Remember he had a videographer there at the time too. I think that was most of the deal. It was meant to be like the war of the worlds radio show where people were freaking out. Even if there had been a small disclaimer somewhere people still would have been butt hurt over it. No one says anything about the videographer who was there though, it's just one persons fault.
castellscl excuse me? This guy showed total disrespect to all of his followers. And now that I don‘t follow him anymore, I am what’s wrong with the world?
Oh man, I lived on a boat for a few years. Those steel hangars above the racks in the forward cabin are not a great idea. Somebody's going to get thrown into those in rough seas and get injured. Going to have to ziptie some padding on those. A sliced pool noodle will work. But overall that is a sweet boat!
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For those wondering why Tulsa...it is likely due to the Port of Catoosa which is one of the farthest inland ports in the world. Barges and large shipment loads can come up from the Gulf of Mexico into Tulsa via the Kerr-McClellan waterway. From the Mississippi River, then the Arkansas River, then Kerr-McClellan (Verdigris) into the port via locks throughout. Looking at the geography of Tulsa it seems impossible but I have fished next to massive barges from the Gulf not far at all from my suburban home in the Tulsa burbs.
By the way, in the first minute of the clip they pass Cain's Ballroom. Legendary music hall and early home of Bob Wells and the Texas Playboys. Major acts that have played there over the years are countless.
Tulsa has a metro population of 1,000,000+ which few are aware of. It is a great place for American history, music and nautical interests. Aviation is also a major industry and history here. AA's main maintenance facility is here as well as Spirit Aero and much more.
Lots of cool stuff to see in Tulsa and the surrounding area.
I live in Tulsa and had no idea this guy was here. Very cool to see
It's very interesting but honestly the port isn't that far inland. The Port of Sioux City is much farther and the Missouri river had to be channelized from where it enters the Mississippi to Sioux City which was only possible because of the multiple dam's upstream. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missouri_River#Navigation It was actually a much larger project than the smaller dam's in Oklahoma and the lock systems in place to get to Catoosa.
I love Cain's. I've probably seen 200+ bands there. Best place for live music in the state.
Don't forget that Tulsa has the most Art Deco buildings in the world
Oh how I miss Tulsa, my home. I love to see the new videos of people visiting there, just so I can see home again.
Still hot as hell in case you were wondering 😂
Doug is a national treasure. This is great to see you guys together.
From Sand Springs (Suburb of Tulsa, West) I drive my son to work everyday down 75, and in the fall and winter you can actually see it from the highway. I was so surprised to see this video pop up on my feed. Thank you for posting this! I have never actually gotten tp see it up close, only from driving by on the highway. So cool!
I believe Sand Springs was the area we stayed with our camper, not far from the dam.
Ah! I love when there's overlap. I've followed SV Seeker for so long, reminds me a ton of your channel. Educational while still getting work done. I've learned so much in my fab and machining hobby.
I originally thought you were searching for a home to settle down. Then I realized you are truckers! God bless you, wish you a happy life.🙂
Tulsa has a great skyline. I'm happy to say I've worked in most of those hi-rises you see there over the past 30 years.
Glad to see you swinging by here in T-Town!
So glad you were able to enjoy some time in Tulsa. This is a great place to live and explore. Come on back when you can stay a while
Thank you for taking us along with you on your adventures!!!!
That Keystone Dam has two huge generators that create electricity for our area I did locksmith in work inside the dam about 5 years ago it is an awesome day
You should have seen this dam last year when the Arkansas River flooded! It was for sure crazy then! The water was way over that little ramp yall walked over! We had major flooding here and Muskogee got hit really hard! On the other side of the dam is a cool area where you can ride your bikes, four wheelers or razors, anything off road! Its a huge area! If you come back you should check it out!
Small world, I’ve watched Doug working on his boat. Can hardly wait to see the day it launches.
I bailed on Doug when when he staged his "accident". I have not seen one of his videos since that day.
Will Mason bummer
I miss Tulsa.❤️
Oklahoma has beautiful lakes, rivers, ponds, creeks and campgrounds.:⛺️🔥
I live about 10 minutes from Keystone Dam, awesome to see you in this neck of the woods!
Me too
@@jasonelliott2055 Me Three
When I saw this it reminded me of this huge boat that was at a home off N. Denver that was across from an old Safeway and next to this small walk up apartment building. This was 45 years ago
Keystone lake is really a nice lake. Used to go there all the time when i was a kid . And yes Tulsa is Huge .
Tulsa is not huge it is the biggest small town in America
I ran across this amazing boat while out doordashing. I had to stop and take pictures , off north Lewis Ave
Awesome! I worked in a naval shipyard for 35 years, and SV Seeker brought back fond memories.
I'm curious, what are your views on PPE?
@@thomasbecker9676, wear all of it. Industrial environments are, by definition, hazardous places.
Welcome thru tulsa.. its a great town for sure... hope ur brief stay was nice
I used to go fishing at the Keystone spillway right across from where you all stopped.
it was great seeing the three of you on one video, I started watching yours and Doug's videos the same day years ago before you built the rotary welding table, Doug was building his water tight doors, but there wasn't much boat built yet. been hooked on both of your content ever since.
From east of tulsa here. After seeing that ship in his front yard I will no longer worry about my neighbors caring that I store my RV in my front yard. 😂🤣😅
If you ever get a chance to, definitely check out downtown Tulsa. Cool little path that goes through the historic parts of downtown Tulsa.
Really enjoying these adventure videos
I live in Tulsa now but I'm from North Alabama Muscle Shoals to be exact y'all should go down there and see the Wilson Dam that goes over the Tennessee River it is massive and really really cool
I live in Noble Oklahoma now but am from Sheffield Al .I've spent many hours fishing on the Florence side of the rivereven got ran off by the railroad police off the trussell bridge going across the river one time lol That's a cool boat I'd like to follow along him making it but I don't see a link.take care of yourself!
This just made me so happy.
@ 0:48 they drive past downtown on the north side, the tower in the center of the screen is the Williams tower and is actually an exact replica of the Twin Towers, sometimes called the third twin. The Williams brothers sought out the same architect of the Twin Towers to have it built.
Also, Keystone Dam is an excellent place to fish for huge catfish and striped bass! I live about 20 mins from there, and I go all the time.
A*A*A, Awesome video adventure great content awesome looking sail boat going something to see launched, thanks for sharing your adventure.!.!.!.
Wow! I live in T-Town and haven't seen this and I'd love to...
2128 E Ute Street
I live here, never heard of it either
Wish I had known you were in town, we would have bought you dinner. You mentioned the powerhouse at the end of your video. One of the main reasons that was built in addition to flood control was to provide additional power to the steel mill that was about 10 miles down river in a small town called Sand Springs. It was know as Sheffield steel for many years, but shuttered by Gerdau about 12 years ago. Now it has been largely demolished and turned into mixed use development. A few weeks ago they hauled out the last of the massive lathes from the mill. Hope y’all have a safe trip.
We liked Sand Springs. Doug told us that was a very industrial part of the area.
Keystone dam is one of my fishing holes. You can pull some nice cats and striped bass out right there.
Above or below the dam?
That was amazing to see! Next time you're in that area, you need to stop and check out Keystone Ancient Forest.
I've never heard of that KS ancient forest, what exit (I live in Tulsa)
Very nice trip. An incredible boat build.
Its nice to vicariously live through your travels being stuck home until, at least, late September. RIde easy!
This is so crazy the house you guys are at I been there for someone’s party and I remember seeing that boat there 😮
Livin on Tulsa time!!
Sent from John 3:16 mission just a few blocks from downtown T-Town...
I know exactly where you are at. Definitely not the greatest side of town but, hey! All cities have those. This thing is definitely something you have to see in person. It’s pretty wild.
Didn't know you came through tulsa, or even Oklahoma. Hope we showed you a great time and fed you some good food.
Beautiful country
Hope you went to look around in Tulsa the river walk is nice
Riverside Drive and Gathering Place
Can't wait to see this in the water 👍and how they haul it to the port of catoosa. It's the farthest in land sea port.!
I took a tour of this boat a few months ago. He said it would be about 30 miles to the launch site.
@@matthewerwin4677 yea he'll more than likely have to launch it in Muskogee.
How have I lived in Tulsa for five years and never heard about this boat. I wish I could have driven by and seen it.
It's still there mate, not finished yet.
@@nallekalle1 Well, guess I'll have to find it then.
Same
N Lewis / E Ute st go see it! Really cool
@@BVaughanfulk Found it. Thanks so much.
Yea, Tulsa Metro is about 1.2 Million. The Arkansas River sometimes is low enough to walk across most of it. KOAs toward Wichita, not aware of any. There is one south of Wichita, 3.5 hours from Tulsa.
Port of Catoosa is ten miles
I actually thought the metro was about 900 thousand and tulsa city is approximately 460 thousand born and raised here
Its crazy how often RUclipsrs I watch collaborate... I've watched both of your channels for years.👍👍
Over across from where you were at, at the dam is where I go off roading lol
Getting that boat to water should be an adventure.
It’s not that far to the port of catoosa
Welcome to God's Country!!! I do a lot of fishing and sailing at Keystone Lake. It's twenty minutes from the ranch,. This state is filled with lakes and Corp camp grounds! When they open up that dam due to flooding the bank fishing where you were is heavenly!!!
w.w./OK
I was raised in Tulsa. I haven't lived there in 20 years. I am moving back in a year though.
Stuart Thompson in some ways it hasn’t changed, but in others you’ll barely recognize it! Things have certainly changed development-wise!
Weird, I've been in Tulsa 21 years....
Stuart Thompson, if you do be careful, people get shot all the time.
I love dams, such power through hydraulic force.
I'm so disappointed man, I live just north of tulsa would have really enjoyed showing you my shop and meeting you and Abby!
Always check behind your slide outs. 12 years full timing here. I've crushed lots of stuff behind slide outs. You get in a hurry and forget to check.
I don't understand. You left Bixby, which is in South Tulsa. But your video starts with you coming in on 64/412 through Sand Springs, NW of Tulsa. Anyway.... great video.
I like how he slotted the key ways so many just put a full key way in the shaft and they work their way out.
Nice, what a Treat Adam
Good to see ya over here Kelly 👍🏻
My husband has been a machinist for 40 sum odd years....he would love to check out this project!
Tell him to look up Doug’s channel, SV Seeker.
Used to do business with a guy named Skip in Tulsa who ran a company called Tornado Supply. He never meet a piece of metal he could not twist into a rope shape.
I wish I would of known you were going there. I watch your videos and sv seekers videos too. I would of really liked to meet you.
When does the journey begin, destination. I was in the USCG a board a cutter. This ship is spectacular
That was your biggest fan. Just threw it away like it was trash......😂
This is GREAT! I've lived in Tulsa for the past 30+ years, and never knew there was this giant boat being built just off Hwy 75. I'm def gonna make a drive-by next time I'm over that way. How's he going to get it from there to the water?
Maybe you need to get out of your bubble. You would be amazed what you can find.
@@BF6ct Says the guy living in a town with a dozen things he's never seen and has no idea are there, while telling other people to "get out of their bubble". Calm down man. Cool your jets and enjoy life.
You should stop near Chattanooga on your way back and visit the Raccoon Mountain Pumped-Storage Plant. Pretty cool engineering project.
camping at Racoon Mountain later this year
Hello from Tulsa
There is a book about a man from OKC who towed his sailboat to Catoosa, put it in the water and went down the river to New Orleans. The title is "White Knuckles Log". The Tulsa City/County Library has a copy for "in the library" reading. Author is Don McAlpine. A very good read. Amazon has a copy for sale.
My hometown! Its huge tbh including the suburbs. Its the 47th most populated city in the usa too
Hell yeah man, i live in Tulsa!
Opening shot of the bouncing cement mixer, did it’s front wheels nearly leave the pavement.
No exploding hatches Douggie
SV Seeker seems to be a fraud preying on the kindness of strangers. I am sorry people are still involved with this project.
They are not a fraud, but this is borderline is libel.
maybe some people haven't heard about what stunt Doug tried last year.
gbowne1 what did he do?
@@lukeiamurdad9055 he pranked about a rather serious subject then deleted the 5 or 6 videos playing on peoples emotions and called it a social experiment. he faked a head injury.
Good fish come out of that dam too. Throw a slip bobber on a catfish rod and throw right into the turbines. Let your line out to hit the back wall a d wait for some catfish to bite. Good striper fishing too
Nice boat,that's cool.
Adam, if you've never toured a hydroelectric powerhouse I recommended highly! I imagine somebody in your wide audience could hook you up with an insider look. Big machines for moving big machines and servicing big machines; right in your wheelhouse.
When we went to Hoover Dam the elevators were out of service that day. I was really upset!😡
@@AbomAdventures I did the hard hat tour there before 9/11 when I was just a kid and it had a profound effect on me. It was a big part of my growing fascination with machines and the people who make them work.
I hope he’s not going to be a total dictator once it’s on water, I’m getting a “whale wars” captain vibe from him lol.
On a sailing vessel, the Captain is GOD! Has been for hundreds of years.
Someone has to make the critical decisions, and everybody else needs
to follow!
Don't like it, don't sign up. Doug won't even miss you.
steve
The best way to have a mutiny is for the captain to be a tyrant.
The Cook is the Captain and The Captain is the Cook regardless even if the vessel has a master who is meant to be the captain.
The Captain can be like a God on his own boat. Whale wars crews and captains assume they have the right to be godlike over other people's ships.
Oh you arent wrong.
Every single time anybody even DARE suggests a safety feature, or that he actually write down schematics for everything his answer is "don't be a pussy" and "i know everything in my head".
The man has already pulled a ridiculous bullshit stunt on his fans where he pretended to have a potentially fatal accident working on the boat and they sure didn't tell people to not donate money to try and help pay for "medical funds".
And worst of all he never even apologized for it, he barely made a "sorry you took it so serious" video after their patreon and overall sub count plummeted.
The man is not only going to run this like a tyrant, he would readily take down everyone on board with him to avoid his pride being hurt.
I can about guarantee in a town the size of Tulsa somebody stocked the woodruff keys you needed.
The Rule Co. @ 6th & Rockford off Utica definitely has them
I wish I'd known you were in town. You were just down the road from my place. Next time!
Hey man i worked with you @hilti back in the day
@@nicklehman3984, wasn't me, must have been my evil twin.
Wow a fellow RUclipsr in Tulsa!!!
Theres numerous youtubers like us here in Tulsa. And in the N.E. OK area i know of 12
Lol I saw Tulsa and clicked on the video. And now you know another Tulsan :D
T-town in the house!
Green Country in the house as well 🙋♂️
918
My old stomping grounds. I’ve caught a lot of fish below that dam.
That's freakin awsome!!!👍🐉⛵⚓
I love the fact that we have this stuff in my city lol
Nice video. No doubt there will be some negative comments. Ignore them. I too love large power dams. Hard to believe people like us build them. Thanks for bringing us along.
Why would there be negative comments?
I was thinking, fun if you visit Doug when you are in Tulsa and there you are 👍
A huge damn? Were you in sand springs/manford?
Welcome to Gods country! 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 travel safe you all,
Watts Bar, east Tennessee, might be one to look into, then.
After everybody on yt told you "don't forget the keys" , you forgot the keys!
Tulsa , Oklahoma ❤️
I love Tulsa Oklahoma. ❤️
Your camera work is really excellent for a handheld... what gear are you using? Thanks!
Gopro 8
I got to looking at the sleeping quarters and I didn't see air ventilation. Is there any cabin ventilation?
Tulsa Oklahoma in the house
Nice cichlids man! I keep some central and south american species
@@nicklehman3984 I breed and sell African peacocks & haps from home with 25+ tanks going at all times 🤣
Hey would you like me to send you a video I took of the Keystone dam from last year when we had major flooding? That dam was putting out the equivalent of 3 olympic pools of water per second.
Even with a Low Loader, that boat looks like it will be difficult to transport.
bartofilms luckily Tulsa has the Port of Catoosa a few miles away, which is one of the furthest inland shipping ports in the world! Its got a series of lockes and canals that can get you all the way to the Gulf of Mexico!
If you think the dam was loud, should've been there last year during the flood. It was crazy loud. Some of the fish that are caught below the dam will surprise you on size and weight
Did anyone notice the iconic Cains sign when they were passing downtown. Tulsa Cains Ballroom
Here's a question to you people living in Tulsa Oklahoma where this boat is being built is it still in his front yard
The Arkinsaw river changes it's name in Kansas.
Keystone is a Beautiful Lake and very affordable to live here. I hope you come again😎
Yep. It’s the Arkansas River in Ok but it’s the ArKansas River in Kansas. Lol
I used to follow dougs channel until he had his tragic accident.
What accident?
Exactly. I was just thinking about him this morning, too. I was thinking, man if he had just put a "satire" sign or indicated it was a joke or something. Ruined the channel for me.
@@brainsironically Remember he had a videographer there at the time too. I think that was most of the deal. It was meant to be like the war of the worlds radio show where people were freaking out. Even if there had been a small disclaimer somewhere people still would have been butt hurt over it. No one says anything about the videographer who was there though, it's just one persons fault.
Funny how quick people are to not forgive... You people are what is wrong with the world today. #cancelculture
castellscl excuse me? This guy showed total disrespect to all of his followers. And now that I don‘t follow him anymore, I am what’s wrong with the world?
Doug had a visit from another Aussie RUclipsr named Dangar Stu. I'm one of Stu's subscribers.
did you take a dam tour?
I live in the same area and I came across it by going down the wrong road months ago.
I live about a mile from that dam lol
Oklahoma for the win
Oh man, I lived on a boat for a few years. Those steel hangars above the racks in the forward cabin are not a great idea. Somebody's going to get thrown into those in rough seas and get injured. Going to have to ziptie some padding on those. A sliced pool noodle will work. But overall that is a sweet boat!
Someone addressed that in Doug's Reddit AMA and he basically called them a pussy.