In the Buff in the Ruff - A CFNM Story -- Ch 1
One lone, naked male guide, and four canoes full of women.
Our intrepid guide loses all to the river while guiding canoes filled with collage girls. A CFNM story.
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Taylor Brault was a backwoods man from birth. His father was a forest ranger and his mother a university professor specializing in forestry products and the use of natural products in modern production. She often went into the forest with her husband and it was inevitable that Taylor would wind up working 'in the ruff', as his family referred to it.
Taylor was a guide for Owl River Excursions, a rafting, canoeing, and wilderness excursions group on a large riverway that ran through a rather isolated portion of a natural forest area, not far from a major metropolis. In the off season, he worked as a lumberjack and any other odd jobs that kept him out of the city.
At twenty-four, Taylor was 6'6" tall, with 240lbs of tanned skin over solid muscle honed by working in the forests. He had light brown hair bleached even lighter by the sun, and ice-blue eyes that were often unnerving when he directed them at people.
Taylor liked his job, but often had to deal with members of the public that were not really prepared for the difficult nature of boating down a river, especially in the white water areas of the river. Not that they were particularly difficult, just difficult for those who were unprepared.
He remembered one particular family where the father was so sure of his abilities only to be shown up by the river in rather dramatic fashion, as the river was want to do. While the family had, overall, enjoyed the trip, the father had not lived down his little incident and had never again booked an excursion with Taylor's group.
Taylor knew he was in trouble when the group that had booked an early excursion showed up. It turned out to be a sorority from the university in the city an hour's drive away. The women were all fit, young, and quite pretty, but had admitted they had little experience canoeing on a river.
At least he had Cynthia Manet with him. She was one of two female guides that worked for Owl River Excursions. Normally, Taylor would let the two ladies work this particular group, but the sorority had booked the excursion for March break, a little too early in the season to have all the guides on site. So there was only Taylor and Cynthia.
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Gail Sinclair stepped down from the rented bus that had brought her little covey of women from her sorority and looked around at what was little more than a back woods general store. There were plenty of canoes, rafts, jet boats, and Sea Doos at the back of the store which fronted for Owl River Excursions. Some of the girls were sporting the pink coloured pullovers with the sorority's name on it ΔΩΛ, Delta Omega Lambda, usually referred to as 'The Dolls'. Despite the name, and their obvious beauty, the women were far from dolls. They were known for their intelligence, fitness, musical abilities, and their fierceness in competitions.
The Dolls on this trip had prepared for their excursions by canoeing on the lake at their university, in fact, at least three of the eleven women were C1 specialists at near Olympic level.
Gail smiled at the two people waiting for them near the store front. A very fit man and woman smiled back at her and waved. Gail's eyes slid appreciatively down the body of the tall man.
Not bad,
she thought. She looked over at the woman and did not see any hostility from her.
So, not a girlfriend then,
the thought warming her insides in an interesting way.
When the ladies had gathered around, Taylor stepped forward.
"Hello, ladies, I am Taylor Brault, and this is Cynthia Manet, and we will be your guides for the next few days," he began, the women cooing when they looked him over.
"The first thing we will need to do is assess your level of competence with the canoes, so that we can distribute you and your equipment around the canoes that we will be using. There are five canoes, and thirteen of us. Fortunately, there are three four-man canoes, or in this case four-woman canoes," he intoned to cheers from the women, "and the rest are two-
person
canoes."
"We need to determine who is the most competent and place those with the least competent," Taylor told them. "Cynthia and I are at superior levels for handling canoes. We also know the river.
"We will assess your abilities and rate you according to
OUR
standards. You needn't worry, the river is not exceptionally difficult to handle, though there are areas where you will need to be cautious and follow our directions in order to get by them.
"This excursion is booked for six days and five nights, and we will cover seventy miles along the river, to the lower base camp where a bus will be waiting to take you back to the city. Are we ready?" he asked the assembled group. The women cheered and whooped to show their enthusiasm, shouting out "Delta Omega Lambda!! Go Dolls!"
Taylor and Cynthia each took the ladies one at a time in the two-man canoes to assess them and quickly decided that the ladies had been practicing. Most rated from good to superior, with only one who they rated as fair, the ratings going from poor, fair, good, strong, and superior. Three of the women rated as superior and it was only then that the pair were told that they were C1 competitors. But competition on a flat lake was far different than canoeing down a river with white water rapids on it. Even if the river only boasted one Cat Three rapid.
The ladies were distributed amongst the canoes. In canoe one was Kate Wallace, a C1 specialist, along with Cathy Hern, who was listed as good and Cynthia Manet, the guide.
In canoe two was Gail Sinclair, and Haley Stromboe, both listed as strong and Becca Writhe, listed as good.
Canoe three had Lauren Swelt and Emma Wright, both listed as strong.
In canoe four was Wilma Brice, and Janice Chanter, both C1 specialists, and Emma Halit, who was listed as good.
In the final canoe was Kellie Brown, who was the only member who tested as 'fair' and Taylor Brault, the guide.
At least the ladies were properly outfitted to be in the rough, with good equipment, good boots, proper hats, and long-sleaved shirts to protect themselves from the sun, though they did wear shorts in the warmth of the day. The hotter days of the year were still very much ahead of them but even this early in the year, the sun's heat was making itself felt.
Taylor and Cynthia worked to distribute the food, material, and clothing around the five canoes, so that every canoe had something in case one was turned over and lost its load, something that was a serious threat with those inexperienced with canoeing on a river. The only clothing not distributed around was Taylor's own clothing which he kept in his own canoe.
Cynthia and Taylor showed the ladies how to tie down their loads and had them practice again with the loaded canoes before they gave out a cheer and they moved away from the landing and out into the middle of the river.
At this point, the river was wide and slow moving but the current was still strong enough that a fairly easy paddle propelled them along at a good rate of speed. It wasn't long until the group slid into 'The Channel', a long cut out in the surrounding rock face made over countless centuries by the river itself. Once in The Channel, there was no turning back. There would only be a few places along the river that groups could set up camp and where potential rescue could be made via helicopter, but only if necessary. There was no possibility to 'opt out' now, as the steep ascent along the sides of the river from this point on made climbing out exceedingly difficult.
The river began to pick up speed and, while not particularly dangerous, it did require that the canoeists pay attention to what they were doing. The group slid along until they came out from The Channel and into some slower moving water, where they would have their first stop.
Cynthia pointed her canoe toward the small landing and guided the group in. There would be time to make some hot water for tea or coffee and have a few snacks, but not a real meal.
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Gail was ecstatic. The little group had done well with no major issues during their first few hours on the river. She flitted about her sorority sisters, chatting and confirming that all were still OK with the trip, not that they could do anything now. They were in it till the end. She finally ended up in front of Taylor and Cynthia.
"That wasn't particularly difficult," she said to the two guides, as all the women gathered round.
"Not particularly," Cynthia confirmed. "That was a Class One rapid. About two hours from now, we will hit our first real white water. It's only a Class Two, but there are a couple of spots that are particularly difficult, so follow where the lead canoe goes and pay attention to rocks in the river."