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| A forest service helicopter hovered overhead, USGS employees scrambled for a better view, and Cody Howard and Mike Fisher were 1st D'ing the largest drop in the state. This 130+ ft. cascade is one of the most terrifying and picturesque drops the Huckin Huge crew has run during the filming. Faith in their skills, Cody and Mike shook hands and gave it a go. The rest is history. Enjoy the pictures and hold on tight for the upcoming film. |
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| THE BOTTOM HALF SCOUT VIDEO |
| Here's the sequence of one of the sickest runs to date. From the top, "the doomsday line." We won't spoil what happened, but it is sure to leave you with your jaw on the floor. |
| Cody running the massive slide. Lookin' for the kicker. |
| So Spring Break brought early season flows in the Kaweahs just in time for the Huckin Huge crew to rally out enjoy four days of great kayaking. Nathan Hunkapiller, Peter Malkin, and Chris Tulley made it out just in time to catch the last of the early flows. All in all there were some great lines, some not so great lines, but a great time had by all. Spring Break '08 - Three Rivers, CA (with a quick Bald Rock Run) *Just in: - Received Video of the Month @ Kayak Session -19MAR08 |
| Nathan and Cody -all smiles in the freezing cold. Below is the video! Enjoy!! |
| This is the last mission that the film crew did in Arizona. Cody Howard, Mike Fisher and Filip Payne (author) dropped into the canyon and completed the 3rd descent. This run was also the first 'portage-less' descent. HH Team member Harlan Taney fired up the big'en in there earlier this year. Rattlesnake Canyon flows into Woods Canyon (another epic), together they form Dry Beaver Creek. The run is steep and cuts a massive gorge off the Mog. Rim. Problem is, it never sees boatable flows. So all plans were set aside, and it was priority numero uno to get in there! Read the Story here! |
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