Mounted search and rescue

["Julie Hensley, PetWear" <julie@petwearusa.com>]

LOL... I am beginning to think I live in the middle of no where!  This isn't 
really any closer either.  Do I need to just come to terms with the fact 
that this is not something I can pursue without commiting to 1000+ miles of 
driving for every event or training session?  I don't mind it, but I really 
don't care for the idea of hauling the horses around like that.

Julie
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tm Fi" <TFinkle@erols.com>
To: "Mounted search and rescue" <msar-riders@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 8:12 PM
Subject: Re: [MSAR] New MSAR starting in Tennessee


> Julie,
>
> Here is some mid-atlantic information for you:
>
> DELMARVA Search & Rescue Team is hosting the 2005 Delaware SAREX in May of 
> this year.  They will have a few classes on Friday night and Most of the 
> day Saturday.  For Sunday, there will be a few opening for MSAR teams to 
> take part in the Mock Search and plenty of other assignments for those 
> without a saddle.  The Maryland SAREX will be conducted during the first 
> weekend in November of this year.  This past weekend a mock search was 
> conducted by several SAR teams in Virginia, but the organizers did not 
> pre-plan for mounted teams and selected a training site on Federal Park, 
> where the park manager did not allow horses on the property (I have been 
> talking with the VA folks and MSAR teams will be taken into consideration 
> in future exercises).
> Tomi`
> TROT Search & Rescue Mounted Team
> State of Maryland
> http://trot-md.org/sar.htm
>
> Julie Hensley, PetWear wrote:
>
> > I can't speak for Roy... but I can't say that I am prepared to travel 
> > more 1000 miles or more.  We are on the eastern tip of Tennessee.  Is 
> > there anyone doing it in the Mid-Atlantic area?
> >
> > Julie
>
>
>
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