2022 Kentucky Floods

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In this episode I share some video from my personal experience at the Southeast Kentucky flooding. I give mention to my friend and fellow KZbinr Chris "Kentucky Woodsman" for his outstanding video about the same subject, please give his channel and video a look. Thanks for watching.
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[@KentuckyWoodsman]

We really appreciate all of the assistance and aid that has come into the area from crews like yours and everyone who has helped in anyway. This is some of the worst devastation I have ever seen and the help and assistance is so appreciated by all. I appreciate the kind words about my video as well brother.

[@UglyTent]

Appreciate you my friend!

[@MIKESWILDWORLD]

Appreciate you being there! Thank you!!

[@UglyTent]

It was a blessing to serve.

[@sams568]

Country ingenuity and self-sufficiency ain't no joke. Prayers to Kentucky and to you and your associates Kenny. You stepped up, as always, when the call for help was sounded. Hate to see the devastation and suffering, but it's refreshing, in these times of complete chaos, to see people stepping up in times of need.

[@UglyTent]

You summed it up perfectly, in these times of chaos people pulled together.

[@Plain-Ole-Chuck]

Terrible disaster for sure. Thank you guys for all your help in their time of need

[@dreamcreationsadventures]

Definitely heart wrenching to just think of what these folks went through, yet while education and book knowledge is important hands on ingenuity is what’s for the win in survival situations and disaster times when accompanied by perseverance and hard work. My prayers are with these fine folks 🙏🏻 Chris’ video was such a great job of capturing the true event as is yours Kenny of the support side of search and rescue teams. Truly appreciate what you and teams like yours do Brother. 💯❤️‍🔥🙏🏻🤟🏻

[@michaelbrunner6654]

Praying for them. They went through a lot. May you all be blessed for your help.

[@OutdoorsWithShawn]

Thanks for helping those people out. Here in south MS if we weren't such close proximity to the gulf, we'd be in similar situation as we've had 30 to 40" of rain in August alone, with more on the way. The ground is saturated and the ditches, streams and rivers are filling up fast from the rain now.

[@OutdoorsWithShawn]

About 3 or 4 days after I wrote this, it happened. Lots of localized flooding. Nothing a bad as Kentucky, but now there's two tropical storms heading our way... This may not end well for the Gulf Coast

[@the_gear_shak]

We went down the Tuesday after it happened and helped clear some roads and open driveways, pictures and videos don't show the true scale of devastation