RedactedNarrative: At approximately 2:00 pm on 12/28/2021, a couple hunters were coming into shore on the missouri river while duck hunting in clay county, sd.  They were going to get food for them and one other hunter that was left back on a sandbar.  
  
  While approximately 15 yards from the destined shoreline o1 stated the boat motor (9.9 horse johnson) stopped propelling.  The current in the area was swift and drifted v1 with o1 and p1 downstream.  V1 did not have a paddle.  Approximately 1/2 mile downstream was a log jam coming out from the shoreline.  The current brought v1 into the upstream side of the log jam and pinned v1 against it.  
  
  Both o1 and p1 stated the strong current swamped v1 instantly and left no time to put on life jackets.  Occupants were now in the river swimming to shore which was approximately ten yards away.  O1 stated v1 submerged beneath the water and not seen again.  
  
  All the hunting equipment was left on the sandbar they came from so none of that was lost.  The 3rd hunter observed the scenario from the nearby sandbar and witnessed the occupants able to swim to shore.  This hunter immediately called friends to come to the location with a warm vehicle, dry clothes and another boat.  Occupants are safe and were not treated for any injuries.  An approximate location of last known area of the boat is documented.