Cow 10/5/19

[jtgator]

First time my buddy and I dove Cow, what a beautiful and fun cave.
Once inside the water was very clear, temp was a brisk 67 degrees and flow was minimal.
There is a thick pull rope that has a lot of slack and could probably use some attention.
My 1st time diving Cow so can't say if this is typical for this system but I can't imagine it gets much better.

[Diverlee]

When the flow is up the rope will not be slack.


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[ARY]

Kinda low temp for Cow? i recall 71F. Although there are caves along the river where some sections drop to 64F.

[jtgator]

Yes, I was freezing my butt off.

[FW]

There is a thick pull rope that has a lot of slack and could probably use some attention.

I was the one maintaining the pull rope. I don't dive anymore, so someone else needs to take over that job.

[rob191]

I was the one maintaining the pull rope. I don't dive anymore, so someone else needs to take over that job.

I was in there a couple weeks ago and it seemed fine and normal to me.

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[Diverlee]

Diving there in the morning. I will post update


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[Diverlee]

Hour dive. 71 degrees. Clear with minimal flow. The rope is a little slack in one area. Can not see where it is off a wrap or anything. No chance of it coming loose. One area the rope was starting to become a little worn but not like it is going to break. Enjoyable dive!


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[FW]

Hour dive. 71 degrees. Clear with minimal flow. The rope is a little slack in one area. Can not see where it is off a wrap or anything. No chance of it coming loose. One area the rope was starting to become a little worn but not like it is going to break. Enjoyable dive!

Thanks LeeAnn

[WEPIV]

It's hard to imagine a cave diving world without you Forrest being an active diver. I hadn't heard you had stopped and I'm sorry to hear it.
The doctor finally said I could return to diving in some capacity after I do a stress test. I plan on writing something up on it all once I can get back in to the water.