Suter Creek Gravel Augmentation Project

[@DC9848]

Absolutely fantastic work with the creek restoration, was happy KZbin algorithm suggested me this clip. A lot from greetings from Finland

[@williamlloyd3769]

Elegant research on rock sizes and inventive means of delivering the gravel to the appropriate locations. Congratulations. PS - Hope fish find it accommodating! PS2 - Impact of winter 2022-23 rains will be interesting

[@maddysheehan8430]

Thank you for your dedication to restoring fish habitat in Oregon, and the example you have set as a landowner steward of our precious water resource. Proud to know you!

[@davebugni7965]

Thank you, Maddy!!

[@everythingsalrightforever5192]

I hope you will provide some follow up videos. Keep up the good work.

[@Urbanfeal]

fantastic work, greets from Austria

[@billsmith5109]

If you can get dump truck access a StoneSlinger can lay lots of gravel in the creek without any trampling going the riparian vegetation. As you are always shooting downhill you can get slightly more shooting range than they advertise. For moving gravel, especially ensuring there is an initial low flow thalweg a McLoed is much easier to use than a shovel. A little expensive, though one person is as effective as two or three with shovels.

[@billsmith5109]

Depending on access and availability, a Stone Slinger unit is a quick, low labor, way to place gravel. Expect to be able to place gravel at least 60-80’ from back end of truck, without impact to the bank of creek. The operators are always experienced and place gravel right where you ask them to. I like a McLeod tool to pull gravel around. A little expensive, but faster and easier than a shovel or other rakes.

[@Austin.Kilgore]

Very interesting video!

[@davidstakston1950]

Hopefully, you put some thought into restoring the food chain for the fish in this stream.

[@robertcalamusso1603]

Great