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stacy

thanks for the invite! unfortunately i'm a little far - new jersey. i'll try to do a search, maybe there is a group like yours here, too.

marta

 

On 9/15/05, Stacy Sadar <stacy_sadar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Where do you live?  I'm in Ohio and we have county chapters of the Ohio Horseman's Council.  We camp all of the time and it's a great group to practice with.  Our website is www.medinacountyohc.com  Check your state to see if there is something like that and maybe you can practice that way before a ride. 

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If you are close to us in Ohio, we are having a camp-out in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park here in North Ohio the weekend of the 23-25 of Sept.  We like to invite people like yourself in order to help them learn how to camp.

 

Take care,

Stacy

Marta Kozlowska <martank@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

i just realized that one of the rides i wanted to do this fall requires overnight camping. it may be that i'll decide to skip that ride for that reason alone. we don't have experience with overnight camping and while my mare is cool and calm most of the time, i'm not sure if i want to experiment for the first time at an actual ride. so i'm thinking that i should probably try and find time this fall to practice overnight camping with her. i don't have much of a budget but i have some human camping equipment around. so can you refer me to a source that explains how to's of camping with horses or can some of you explain what would be an affordable means of doing it. btw, our trailer is a horse/stock trailer with no divider, so she can use it as a box stall (if that's a better option than tying her outside or setting up some kind of a corral). with respect to my own self, i have a tent and some sleeping bags and lamp and even a small stove.

thanks in advance for all your input!

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god created women so his horses would survive