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Winter Survival / Avalanche Training Seminars
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Vance
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For the avalanche Level I seminar I was looking at:
http://www.donnersummitavalancheseminars.com/
But, there are several providors in our area.
For more winter awareness and education, everyone should also check out:
http://www.tahoenordicsar.com/education.html#winterAwareness
Vance
http://www.donnersummitavalancheseminars.com/
But, there are several providors in our area.
For more winter awareness and education, everyone should also check out:
http://www.tahoenordicsar.com/education.html#winterAwareness
Vance
Have you guys looked at Art Seely's SafetyOne website? He may not be local to you, which may be a problem. But Art seems to offer a well respected training program, covers many topics.
There was a past thread by one of our members on a very similar topic, Mike took Art's classes. Here is a link to that thread: http://www.forumsforums.com/3_9/showthread.php?t=1798
Here is a link to the SafetyOne website and training page.
http://www.sotc.com/sotc.html
Here is a screen shot of just SOME of the things he offers in his basic classes.
There was a past thread by one of our members on a very similar topic, Mike took Art's classes. Here is a link to that thread: http://www.forumsforums.com/3_9/showthread.php?t=1798
Here is a link to the SafetyOne website and training page.
http://www.sotc.com/sotc.html
Here is a screen shot of just SOME of the things he offers in his basic classes.
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Looks freakin cold
...I'll tell ya what, I'll stay home with everybody's kids that weekend
...I'll tell ya what, I'll stay home with everybody's kids that weekend
Hello,
I have been gone for awhile but dropped in to give my 2 cents worth. First of all I have gone to two of Saftey Ones winter survival and snowcat training sessions. Each were about a week long. I can only say that they are top notch classes! Every instructor was and is a professional in his field. You cant go wrong with any of there classes! Gotta go.
I have been gone for awhile but dropped in to give my 2 cents worth. First of all I have gone to two of Saftey Ones winter survival and snowcat training sessions. Each were about a week long. I can only say that they are top notch classes! Every instructor was and is a professional in his field. You cant go wrong with any of there classes! Gotta go.
B_Skurka said:
The only things we have to survive here mainly, is the rain and the wind! I still want some snow this winter, but I doubt if we'll get much, if any. My main winter survival strategy is a bottle of wine and stay in and watch tv or chat to you folks on forumsforums!
B_Skurka said:
YES!
They have great kits that no Snowcat should be without!