River Rock

[NickBrugal]

Any ideas on where to look to get one?

[Jim Glover]

I'd recommend some low water bridges or a fishing area near a dam where the water gets down a ways when the gates are shut off.

[Lacy]

Um the river.:)

[Timrnagy]

macy's or sears

[NickBrugal]

Um the river.:)
Yea, looking back this is one of those post I wish I could Un-post. I live 15 minutes from the Mississippi river and couldn't put 2 and 2 together. Proceed with the bashings!!

[Kevin McNease]

Check out bodybuilding.com, they have a wide selection.

Kevin

[benjamin d. moore]

I'll sell you one for $500 shipping included...

[Matt Nickerson]

I was just lifting some down by the river today.

250 plus shipping

[Jonathan Creason]

Landscaping supply companies usually have them. Also if you have anywhere that speciallizes in sea walls and stuff like that they'll also have them. That way you can pick and choose in the dry. They're usually dirt cheap too.

[Mike Landrich]

Any ideas on where to look to get one?

All bashing aside, tempting as it might be, are there farms in your area? Farmers usually have piles of field stones, some of which are quite large. Might not be a river stone, but does it really mater where it came from? Plus, a stone on a pile is much easier to look at and give a few test lifts than is one half buried in silt, not to mention getting the river stone to your vehicle.

[Adam Witzel]

Landscaping supply companies usually have them. Also if you have anywhere that speciallizes in sea walls and stuff like that they'll also have them. That way you can pick and choose in the dry. They're usually dirt cheap too.

where are you shopping? all of the landscaping places i've been to in the past have quite high prices on rocks :disgust:

[Jonathan Creason]

I got a couple from a place that speciallizes in building sea walls and armoring banks and stuff. One's about 250 lbs and the other is well over 300. I paid less that $5 each for them. Probably closer to $5 combined.