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Old 06-08-2011, 03:15 PM
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This is what we get up too.
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Welcome to the madhouse. Some very interesting videos.
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In the USA they would string your arse up for environmental damage and erosion of the river bank. Most small rivers have a 5 or 15 HP limit for that reason, some don't allow any powered boats. Good thing you live in a free country.

I have to say, it looks like extreme fun though.

Have you even taken your cat out on the water?

Some of the hovercraft guys have taken on similarly size rivers. They carried chain saws with them to clear the way.

I see a few advantages doing it your way.

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Exploring is a big part of jetboating over here.
We were busy with the chainsaw yesterday
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4svCjk9g348
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