Mounted search and rescue

[Lois Guyon <laguyon2@yahoo.com>]

Given the time of year, but depending on the crops in the field, it is not a 
high probability a body would have been ploughed under.  However, it would be 
instructive to know what type of ploughs were used in the fields.  The newer 
chesel ploughs do not turn over the soil in the same way as the older 
moldboard style.  Even moldboards are usually set at 12 inches or less.



----- Original Message ----
From: Kevin Stokes <klstokes@qwest.net>
To: msar-riders@lists.ibiblio.org
Sent: Sat, January 30, 2010 1:24:22 PM
Subject: Re: [MSAR] MSAR-Riders Digest, Vol 83, Issue 12

I must have been distracted by a shiny object...
  When I talked about the wind what I was leading to is that the scent 
seems to be traveling by water.  However it appears that it is also 
picked up by the wind and deposited in some areas.  So there are some 
areas with scent pools which are strong , but they disappear in a couple 
days. 
  Perhaps when we find this young man it will make sense.  But 
currently, its beyond me to explain.
Kevin Stokes

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