THE FIRST SET OF CORRALS @JUNGLE HILL CAMPGROUND SEPT 8, 2019
The greatest moments are made on a horses back in the mountains of washington
FCCBCHW PRESIDENT FOR 2023 LESA GREGORY
The greatest hobby in the world Is being on HORSEBACK in the Mountains of Ferry County
PRESIDENT CONTACT INFORMATION: LESA GREGORY (509) 690-2773
EMAIL: lgfccbchw@yahoo.com
PHONE (509)690-2773
NEXT GENERAL MEETING
MAY 9,2023
PLACE : Republic Ranger station
650 E Delaware Republic wa
5 pm Potluck
6 pm Meeting
OFFICER'S FOR 2023
PRESIDENT
Lesa Gregory
TRAIL,BOSS, WEBMASTER
LESA GREGORY
VICE PRESIDENT
MIKE ROBINSON
SECRETARY
RHONDA SCOTT
ALTERNATE DIRECTOR
MIKE ROBINSON
TREAURER
DORIS BACON
DIRECTOR
EMALEE BAPTISTE
VOLUNTER HOURS
AMBER PALMER
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MARK THE DATE
JULY 28, 29, 30 2023
COME JOIN IN FOR A DAY OF FUN...
COME RIDE THE WITH US
RIDE THE ALPINE COUNTRY
ANNUAL STEAK RIDE
Sponsored by the Ferry County Chapter of BHCW, Republic
Come ride with us on July 28 29 30 2023
Location: JUNGLE HILL CAMPGROUND
Fun for all Ages .
Cost is $40.00 Per person
25.OO for children 11- 12
POTLUCK
FRIDAY NIGHT
SATURDAY RIDE ,
DINNER ,
steak, baked potato, rolls & dessert
SILENT AUCTION Saturday
LIVE AUCTION Saturday 7:00 pm
LIVE Entertainment following- live auction
COWBOY BREAKFAST Sunday
CALENDER OF EVENTS FOR 2023
JANUARY
10 : General Meeting
FEBRUARY
7 : GENERAL MEETING DORIS BACON'S HOME
MARCH
14 GENERAL MEETING PLACE REPUBLIC RANGER DISTRICT OFFICE
17-19 RONDY IN ELLENSBURG
APRIL
11: GENERAL MEETING REPUBLIC RANGER DISTRICT OFFICE
MAY
5-7 Methow Valley Ride
6: SHERMAN CREEK RIDE 9 am ride out at 10 am
9: GENERAL MEETING 5 PM POTLUCK 6 PM MEETING PLACE
Republic Ranger Station
13: NICK'S LOOP WORK PARTY 9 AM
28: STEAK RIDE PLANNING MEETING LESA'S HOME 1 PM
JUNE
4: CURLEW BARREL DERBY DAYS
10: PROSPECTORS DAYS PARADE
17: WAPALOOSIE TRAIL CLEANING 9aM OUT AT 10 AM
24: DEER CREEK SUMMIT 9am RIDE OUT @ 10 AM
JULY
8: COLUMBIA MOUNTAIN TRAIL RIDE 9AM RIDE OUT @10 AM
15: JUNGLE HILL CAMP CLEAN UP AND TRAIL WORK 9am
22: FLAG THE TRAIL FOR STEAK RIDE
28-30 : STEAK RIDE WEEKEND
AUGUST
5: RABBIT ROAD RIDE 9 am OUT @ 10 am
8: GENERAL MEETING PLACE (TBD) 5 PM POTLUCK 6 PM MEETING
12: SNOW PEAK RIDE 9 am RIDE OUT @ 10 am
19:
SEPTEMBER
1-3: FERRY COUNTY FAIR
9: GILBRATAR RIDE 9 AM RIDE OUT @ 10 am
12 : GENERAL MEETING PLACE (TBD) 5 PM POTLUCK 6 PM MEETING
16: MT LEONA TRAIL RIDE 9 AM RIDE OUT @10 AM
30: FUN RIDE
OCTOBER
10: GENERAL MEETING PLACE (TBD) A5 PM POTLUCK 6 PM MEETING
21: PLANNING MEETING PLACE (TBD)
28: HALLOWEEEN SOCIAL (TBD)
NOVEMBER
14: GENERAL MEETING PLACE ( TBD)
DECEMBER
9: CHRISTMAS PARTY AND GIFT EXCHANGE TIME AND PLACE (TBD)
A great group of Volunteer's to work with and get your projects done
Another set of Corral's at Jungle Hill June 25 2022
List of trails in ferry county
BUILDING THE CORRALS AT JUNGLE HILL
SEPT 8,2019
MORE CORRALS COMING IN 2022
More Corrals at Jungle Hill 2022
JUNGLE HILL CAMPGROUND 9/8/2019
YOU HAVE TO LOVE THE WIDE OPEN COUNTRY AND WORKING IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS AS A GROUP
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VOLUNTEERS / MEMBERS
FOR 2022/2023
BACON DORIS
BAPTISTE EMALE
BOWER CHER ,MCKINNEY STEVE BREMNER ROB
GREGORY LESA
BRADY DARLENE &MICHAEL
BRISTOL SHAR & LARRY
FRALIC TERRY & MAUREEN
HARSHMAN NANCY
HEDRICK JAY & KAREN
LAYTON SUZANNE
LUNDY JOHN & JULIE
MCLAIN CYNTHIA & JERRY
MICHAELS ROB & TRACEY
PALMER AMBER
RICHARDS SHEILA
ROBINSON MIKE & LORI
SCOTT BRUCE & RHONDA
SHOCKEY KELLY & SHEILA
WALTON LOUSIE
WHITE SUE
SALLY PETER
WATKINS DOLLY
YOUNG GEORGE & LU
VOLUNTEERS WORKING ON SNOW PEAK CABIN
FIRST AID COURSE EDUCATIONAL
First Aid Course
Chainsaw Certification Education
STEAK RIDE JULY 2016 View Slide show above
FERRY COUNTY CHRISTMAS PARTY 2016 & 2017
SOME OF OUR MEMBERS
CHRISTMAS PARTY 2019
Trail Work
Terry having lunch at the top
As taught by the Alaska State Troopers
RECOGNITION
You can't help yourself iff you don't recognixe and admit yu're in trouble.
INVENTORY
First,inventory yourself and others in your group for injuries. Then inventory everything you have on you or in your pockets. Lastly, inventory your surroundings for anything that might be useful for survival.
SHELTER
Surviving the first night is often the most critical need. Don't try to bulid a cabin. Use natural materials to build a small cave/nest. Use grass, moss, and boughs to insulate the floor, walls, and roof.
SIGNALS
Help rescuers do their job. If you don't have per-made signal devices you cna use smoke, fire, or letters laid out on the ground.
WATER
Finding a source of water is more imprttant than finding food. You'll only be able to function about three days without water.
FOOD
Unless you have aa gun or archery equipment ,forget about hunting big game.
think small. You'll expend a lot fewer calories collecting wild plants and small animals.
PLAY
After you've done all the other steps, you may find yourself wondering "What happens next?"
Now is the time to have a positive mental attitude. If you let yourself develop an attitude of "I'm gonna-die-out- here," you probably will.
Sing songs, skip rocks, whittle a bowl and spoon...DO SOMETHING!
LU YOUNG
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