Mounted search and rescue

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I have been told to use Hornet spray....it shoots further and it is easier to hit a moving target....also isn't a fog that can be blown away?

-----Original Message-----
From: finspectordj@gmail.com
To: Mounted search and rescue <msar-riders@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Mon, Feb 22, 2010 1:40 pm
Subject: Re: [MSAR] Georgia USA

Can anyone give advice on how to control aggressive stray dogs approaching 
horses-mace doesn't seem to help?
Thank you
Dj
------Original Message------
From: Una Smith
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Subject: [MSAR] Georgia USA
Sent: Feb 22, 2010 1:24 PM

North Georgia MSAR has a brief summary of their Feb 18 2010 meeting on
their website.  It looks like they are off to a good start.

Another Rescue Specialist course has been posted on the GEMA website:

Spalding County in Griffin
March 2-3, 2010
770 228-2129

To get a longer lead time on upcoming training dates, MSAR responders
in Georgia can call their county GEMA office to ask about training dates
for the Rescue Specialist course:

    Rescue Specialist: A 14-hour course designed to train rescue
    personnel in the basics of rescue techniques. The course covers
    unit organization, search and rescue techniques (ground and
    water), map and compass reading, and basic rope tying and knots.

    Approved by POST, EMS and Georgia Firefighters Standards and
    Training Council for continuing education credit hours.

    Who Should Attend: Individuals who wish to qualify for
    membership in a legally established rescue organization or
    members of an emergency services organization who wish to
    enhance their search and rescue techniques.

Here in New Mexico we have Field Certification, a training and testing
program that covers everything search and rescue responders are expected
to know.  That is our minimum qualification for SAR in New Mexico.  Some
people study the training manual on their own, then take the test at one
of the scheduled test sessions.  Some SAR team training officers use the
training manual to prepare their new recruits for testing.  We also hold
a very fast-paced training and testing session during our annual state
SAR conference.  The training manual (Field Certification Study Guide)
is available for download and use by anyone, anywhere, at no charge:

    http://www.nmesc.org/certification.htm

Hope this helps,

    Una Smith
    New Mexico
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