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Jet Boat Racing the Salmon River 2009 Take 2
Jet Boat Racing the Salmon River in Riggins Idaho. The music is by Saints of Silence. Every third weekend in April race boats hit the Salmon River. This race event has been going on now for over 25 years. This was the first race of the 2009 jet boat racing season. Racers traveled as far away as Canada, Oregon, Washington, and California. The town of Riggins Idaho hosted a number of events that weekend. The had the annual BBQ, Toughman competition where anyone could get into the ring, put on ...
Discoveries...America Music, Pacific Northwest
Canyon, Trailing Of The Sheep & Sheep Ranching, Potato Harvest, Craters Of The Moon, Cataldo Mission, Henrys Fork, Salmon River Valley, Driftboat Fishing on the South Fork of the Snake River & Wildlife (including moose!), Oregon: Mount Bachelor, Oregon Coast & Dunes, Wildlife, Joseph, Vale, Portland, Crane, Buffalo Ranching, Hell's Canyon & Umpqua Valley. Washington State: Mount Rainier, Olympic Peninsula, Olympic National Park, Snoqualmie and Spokane Falls, Columbia River, Seattle, ...
Sea Lions Need Protection from being Killed by Oregon Fish and Wildlife
Sea Lions make their home in California. In the spring, some males travel north and come to the Columbia River to feed. According to studies, the sea lions 0.4 to 4% of the salmon population. Fisherman eat 14% of the salmon. And Oregon Fish and Wildlife has been increasing the quota for the amount of salmon that fisherman can catch. Also the dams are responsible for devastation of natural salmon populations also. The sea lions are being killed for no sound reason, other than eating a ...
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