Kelly Modla | Peninsula Clarion

Refuge notebook: Patrolling the backcountry by horse

02/07/13 - 4:45pm

If accessing wilderness and remote areas on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, such as the Tustumena Bench, seems unrealistic because of cost or the difficulty of getting there, consider travel by horseback. As a Refuge law enforcement officer, I have traveled the backcountry on horseback patrols to make hunter contacts without injury to horse or rider.

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