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Are you doing the 150 mile Wild and Scenic stretch from Fort Benton to
US191? We ran it in 6 days, in early august. It was very hot (90s all week) and there were lots of gnats. If I were going again, I'd consider september. We took our own firewood, because we didn't know what would be available. We were cooking on a little wood stove. I don't remember much wood being available. I'd definitely take a cook stove. There was a BLM office in Fort Benton. This was in Aug 92, though, so try to find out. They have good maps, and pointed us toward a shuttle. Our car was delivered to the takeout on time, and was there when we arrived. Even though the maps show rapids, around cow island, they were nothing more than a riffle. The local water is awful, very alkaline. probably ok for cooking. Carry as much as you can. The river is very silty, so not a real good candidate for filtering, unless you can let it stand. Dan |
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