Mounted search and rescue

[bonnie elster <elster530@yahoo.com>]

About 2 years ago, I began to think about moving to the Ozarks. I wanted to 
kknow about the equestrian activities in different areas so I talked to 
people via various web sites. One of them sent an invitation from TES to join 
their group as a volunteer. 
  I thot MSAR would be a good resource for discussion.

Joseph Huston <jchuston@earthlink.net> wrote:
  Una,

Do you personally know Bonnie? I ask since I know there is at least one TES
person on this web site and knowing how they operate, any thing said about
them may result in unintended consequences.

Joe

> [Original Message]
> From: Una Smith 
> To: Mounted search and rescue 
> Date: 11/20/2006 9:44:08 PM
> Subject: Re: [MSAR] Texas
>
> bonnie elster wrote:
> >Has anyone had any experience working w/Texas Equusearch?
>
> I have declined to respond when called by them. Or, rather,
> by someone I believe did call me on their behalf. That was
> no judgement about them; I had previously decided I would
> respond only if called through the New Mexico SAR Resource
> Office. Every volunteer SAR responder in New Mexico has a
> similar decision to make, and some will respond when called
> "out of channel".
>
> Bonnie, give me a better idea why you're interested, and I
> may refer you to someone else in New Mexico who can answer
> your specific questions.
>
> Una Smith
> New Mexico
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