Back Country Horsemen of California

January 2010 Erica Canevari,

Volume 18, Number 1 Editor/Publisher

The Redwood Unit

Newsletter

Always There Are The Horses

A poem by M. Adelia

I ride because I rode as a child when life was simpler and somehow more complete.
Only the whiff of a clean horse is needed to remind me of days gone by.
For always there have been the horses.

I ride because of all the great horse souls who have shared their lives with me and
taught me more than I can say. Their names and faces flash before me as old friends.
I ride because of all the horses I shall never ride. Those I have watched and marveled
at from afar for all their grace and beauty. This is the stuff of a child’s dream, the kind
that doesn’t die with time. Always there are the horses.

I ride because the seasons call to me. Each unique in its appeal and all quite
frequently best viewed from the back of a favorite horse. I ride because of all things,
horses are my passion. They inspire and encourage, energize, and challenge in ways
I cannot explain to the un-initiated. I ride because of the rush of stretching one’s self
just a bit farther today than before both mind and body. Always there are the horses.

I ride because of those briefest of spans when the partnership comes to full promise. When the path twists and barriers fall,
each footfall is measured and balanced between the two as a dance. There are no others…only this moment and this single
step to ride. The memories of those times stand vivid in my mind to be recalled with all the freshness of the day at will and in
times less grand.

But if I must choose, I ride because I have dreams yet to live. I ride because I have dreams yet to have and what exactly they
will be tomorrow I cannot say…but always there will be the horses.
 2010 President:
Carole Polasek (707) 786-9637
Remember, turn in your
P.O. Box 792
Ferndale, CA 95536
Muleride@frontiernet.net
volunteer reports each month!
Visit http://bchcalifornia.com to download the form. If you download the form you
2010 Vice President: will need to have the Excel program on your computer to fill it out.
Mort Scott (707) 839-2800
1560 Zeus Avenue If you do not have Excel on your computer and you need a hard copy of the form
Mckinleyville, CA 95519
mortscott@sbcglobal.net
contact Nancy Trine at 707-725-6367

2010 Secretary:
Susan Combes (707) 786-9142
PO Box 98
Ferndale, Ca 95536-0098
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2010 Treasurer:
Maris Hawkins (707) 839-0422 through YTB Travel Network, and a percentage of your
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Two Year Board Members
2010-2011
Chip Cannon (707) 839-0481
4555 Chaffin Avenue
Mckinleyville, CA 95519 Back Country Horsemen of America
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Nancy Trine (707) 725-6367
Graham, WA 98338-1367
3683 Renner Drive (888) 893-5161
Fortuna, CA 955340 (360) 893-5161 Fax
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Back Country Horsemen Mission Statement:
One Year Board Members 1. To perpetuate the common sense use and enjoyment of horses in America's backcountry and wilderness.
2010 2.To work to insure that public lands remain open to recreational stock use.
James Archer (707) 768-3725
3. To assist the various government and private agencies in their maintenance and management of said resource.
6887 State Highway 36
Carlotta, CA 95528 4. To educate, encourage and solicit active participation in the wise use of the backcountry resource by horsemen
No Email and the general public commensurate with our heritage.
5. To foster and encourage the formation of new units of the organization.
Erica Canevari (707) 407-9591
P.O. Box 21
Ferndale, CA 95536 The BCHC Redwood Unit News
redwood_rider@hotmail.com Publication Information: A monthly publication of the BCHC Redwood Unit.
Bev Harvey (707) 498-0912
201 Center Street #10 Disclaimer: Articles that appear in the BCHC Redwood Unit Newsletter do not necessarily reflect the position or
Rio Dell, Ca 95562 opinion of the unit officers and/or members. Nor does publication of said articles constitute an endorsement of
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views. Accuracy of materials is the sole responsibility of the authors. Appearance of an advertisement does not
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Hydesville, CA 95547 Submissions & Deadlines: The BCHC Redwood Unit News welcomes member contributions. Club news, events,
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submitted by the 5th of the month. Send submissions to the following address:
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Fortuna, CA 95540
Erica Canevari, Editor
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Ferndale, CA 95536
Two Year Board Members
2009-2010
Redwood_rider@hotmail.com
Bo Harkins (707) 465-4795
P.O. Box 13 Webmaster: Jacque Murphy (707) 498-6648
Fort Dick, CA 95538 Unit Website: redwoodunit.com
Mule_rider_2000@yahoo.com
2009 Committee Chairmen
Darrel Polasek (707) 786-9637 Public Lands: Carole Polasek (707) 786-9637
P.O. Box 792 Public Liaison: Mort Scott (707) 839-2800
Ferndale, CA 95536
Muleride@frontiernet.net Education: Chip Cannon (707) 839-0481
Volunteer Hour Reports: Nancy Trine (707) 725-6367 Page 2
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 Stable Report
General Membership Meeting-
Wednesday January 6th, 2010
Opening Ceremonies
President Carole Polasek called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m.
Roll call of officers and board members. Quorum present.
Flag salute and pledge of allegiance.
President’s Message – Carole welcomed members and thanked
them for attending. She asked for a moment of silence in memory of Sef
Murguia who passed away in December.
Minutes
December minutes were read, then corrected by Darrel Polasek.
Bureau of Land Management will not bring burros, only six to eight
mustangs for the Pack Clinic adoption. Motion to accept the minutes
as corrected made by Bev Harvey, second by Erica Canevari. Motion
carried.
Correspondence
Carole reported that Jerry Tindell’s clinic schedule is open for future
dates and that Top of State Unit has sent raffle tickets.
Treasurer’s Report
Maris Hawkins presented the January treasurer’s report. Chip Cannon
moved to accept the report and refer it to the Audit Committee. Bev
seconded. Motion carried.
Standing Committee Reports
Public Lands – Carole Polasek. See full report on page 5.
Public Liaison – Mort Scott. Mort reported that the plumbing at
Stanshaw is "hibernating" and that some corral boards need to be
replaced because of wood chewing horses. Bathroom improvements
are "a slow process" at Ten Bear. He is willing to work with anyone
interested in adopting a wilderness project.
Education – Chip Cannon. Chip announced the members-only pack
clinic at Polasek’s Half Ass Flat Ranch from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday,
January 16. The versatile and popular box hitch will be demonstrated.
Participants may bring a horse if they want to practice packing it or
leading a pack string. Darrel will cook burgers and chili beans and
attendees will bring pot luck dishes. Pack Clinic – Members are needed
to help at the annual Pack Clinic February 6 at the Fairgrounds in
Ferndale. Kathi Poarch, Gayle Jenner and Bev Harvey agreed to help
with the raffle. Members are encouraged to bring raffle items. Bo
Harkins moved that the unit donate $200 to fund the raffle. Bev
seconded. Motion carried. Carole agreed to help man the membership
booth and said that the dinner with clinician Jerry Tindell will be held
Friday night at the Ivanhoe, not Saturday. Saturday night will feature a
chicken BBQ in Polasek’s barn. Carole distributed clinic fliers to be
posted throughout the region.
Unfinished Business
Canned Food Drive – Eighteen riders, 21 horses and 11 walkers
participated, delivering 592 pounds of food to the Food Bank, 262
pounds more than last year. The Food Bank was pleased and provided
snacks for horses and humans.
Christmas Party – Yvette Mendes was unable to attend the meeting by
Gayle reported that the party "was a gas. Good food cooked by Darrel,
good presents, good company." Jill Creech moved to pay $150 toward
party decorations after receipts are presented to Maris. Kathy seconded.
Motion carried.
Mercy Air – Bev collected money for emergency air transport services
and said deadline at end of January means she wants to submit her packet
by January 15. Mail application and $30 check to Bev Harvey, 201
Center St. #10, Rio Dell, 95562.
New Business
Board Meeting – Carole called for a board meeting at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, January 20 at Freshwater School cafeteria.
Audit – Carole appointed Chip and Mort to audit 2009 financials and
present a review at the January 20 board meeting.
Dunes Trail Plan – Uri Driscoll was unable to attend the meeting.
Catered Ride – Darrel passed a sign-up list of last year’s committee
members.
Rendezvous – The event will be held March 19-21 at the Merced
County Fairgrounds. Bev moved for Unit to buy $100 worth of tickets
for the round pen and two-night Eastern Sierra pack trip raffles. Darrel
seconded. Motion carried. Erica moved that Bev and Mort take
additional tickets to sell to members and the public. Gayle seconded.
Motion carried. Redwood Unit will help with the wine and cheese event,
but will not have enough members present to organize it.
Announcements
Crescent City Ride – Bo said the ride will be April 17.
Saddle Raffle – Bo announced Debbie McCubbin won the saddle
raffled as a fund-raiser for Charlie Haynes who has received a kidney
transplant and is back working half days. Debbie donated the saddle to
the Ft. Dick Grange equestrian program.
Murguia Memorial – Maris went and said that it was well attended and
that Sef touched many people during his life. Maris moved to donate $50
to the trails fund at Humboldt Area Foundation in Sef’s name. Erica
seconded. Motion carried
Clinic & Retirement – Bo announced a possible Jerry Tindell clinic in
Crescent City in August and said that retirement is "busy"
Adjournment.
Mort moved and Bev seconded to adjourn the meeting at 8:08 p.m.
Motion carried.
Respectively submitted,
Susan Combes 2010 Secretary
Redwood Unit, BCHC
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 On The R a n g e
What’s happening with public lands, and what you can do about it.
A report by Carole Polasek
THE TRAIL RIDER
A. The January/February issue of The Trail Rider magazine had an article on the Garland Mountain Horse and Hike Trails being
open in Waleska, GA. Back Country Horsemen of North Georgia was involved in this effort. B. Another article announced that
The American Horse Council supports the Complete America’s Great Trails Act (H.R.1912). In 1968, the National Trail System
Act was signed into law. To date, Congress has created eight NSTs, several of which are open to equestrians along all or part of
their length. The new bill would create a new tax credit for private landowners who grant a conservation easement to a NST that
crosses their property. C. Equine Affaire will be held February 4-7, 2010 in Pomona, CA. Bonnie Davis will conduct four horse-
camping clinics.
BACK COUNTRY HORSEMEN OF AMERICA
A. Email announcing that Back Country Horsemen of America has teamed up with the Wilderness Society. More information is
on the BCHA website: www.backcountryhorse.com.
FOREST SERVICE
A. Email from Pete Kriger about courses on Leave No Trace and packing. Go to: http://fs.usda.gov/goto/lolo/nwtc.
GENERAL
A. Email regarding the continuing fight to get the White House to declare a moratorium on wild horse and burro roundups.
STATE PARKS
A. Email picture of sign restricting motor vehicles and bicycles in an area of a State Park. Rangers gave warnings against riding
horses there also. This is the same agency that removed the Coyote Canyon horses not far from where the picture was taken.

Do you have a special talent? The Half Ass Flat Ride is coming up!
Are you crafty?
Do you want to help
the Redwood Unit?
Donate!
The Redwood Unit is looking for
donations of goods for the raffle held This ride would not happen each year
during the Pack Clinic in February. without the efforts of our Half Ass Flat Ride
committee.
Donations in the past have included gift
certificates for services, home-made We are looking for volunteers to be on the
western decor and art, and many more 2010 committee.
horse related items.
To learn more about volunteering please
If you have any like-new items you would contact:
like to donate to the raffle please contact: Darrel or Carole Polasek at 768-9637 or by
Darrel or Carole Polasek at 786-9637 or by email at muleride@frontiernet.net
email at muleride@frontiernet.net Page 5
Member Education Pack Clinic Get your Newsletter via e-mail
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There will be a member education pack clinic on Get the newsletter in full color,
January 16th, 2010 at the Polasek’s Half Ass Flat right on your computer.
Ranch in Ferndale, Ca. The unit will provide Simply e-mail Erica at
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are asked to bring a potluck side dish. The clinic will to get on the list.
run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine.
Not sure if you would like it? Try it for a
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Seferino Raul Murguia
Sep 3, 1942-Dec 26, 2009

Resident of Eureka Seferino Raul Murguia, Humboldt County Planning Commissioner and former 2nd District Supervisor,
died on December 26th, 2009 surrounded by his family.

Seferino was a Mexican caballero (horseman) and a true gentleman. He was 67-years-old. Sef was born on the Hardison
Ranch, Filmore, CA on September 3rd 1942, the first of eight children to Florentino and Estella Murguia. He grew up playing
and working in the orchards of San Jose with his brothers and sisters, where he watched as the fields gave way to urban
sprawl. His fondest memories were hunting with his father and beloved Uncle Joe in the Los Padres National Forest. These
experiences set in motion a life-long passion to preserve wild places and manage the rural landscape responsibly.

Sef moved to Humboldt County to begin his education at Humboldt State University (HSU) after graduating from high
school in San Jose. During the summers, he worked as a lookout for the US Forest Service. His first assignment was at the
Gasquet Ranger District, on Monkey Ridge, at the tender age of 18. Sef had a beautiful tenor voice and he sang in the HSU
choir. He also became an adept swordsman on the HSU Fencing Team. Following his graduation in 1967, Sef worked for the
State of California, Department of Human Resources. In 1972, he ran for and was elected Second District Supervisor, on a
platform which promoted the preservation of Humboldt's natural beauty and quality of life. Following his term in public
office, Sef worked many years for the State of California, Employment Development Department; he owned his own mail-
order Ferrier supply business; served as a planner for the Yurok Tribe for seven years; and worked as a planning consultant.At
the age of 60, he obtained his Masters Degree in Planning and Development Studies from University of Southern California.
He served as a member of the Humboldt County Planning Commission for the past nine years.

Sef loved his family, the outdoors, and the love of his life, Elizabeth, who he married on May 26, 1979. He was a 'renaissance
man' in the truest sense - a voracious reader with numerous interests, a near photographic memory and an exquisite ability to
interpret the larger meaning. Sef passed on his respect for nature to his children on many outdoor adventures, including back
packing trips in the Marble Mountains, horse packing and hunting in the Trinity Alps, and hiking the coastal bluffs. Sef and
Liz created a warm home, a gathering place for family and friends, sharing campfire stories and songs under the trees in the
back yard, and excellent meals around the dining room table. Sef was passionate about his Mexican lineage. He was a
vaquero, and working with horses was a major part of his life. He loved singing traditional Mexican songs, a fine horse, a
comfortable saddle, a good rope, and a long trail. He passed on a fierce pride in his heritage to his children and grandchildren.

Sef is survived by his wife Elizabeth Okerstrom Murguia of Eureka, children: Todd (Elisabeth) McMahon of Willits; Dana
Murguia of Germany; Adam (Bethany) Murguia of Sausalito; and Michael Murguia of Emeryville. His grandchildren are:
Morgan, Sarah and Jessica McMahon, Zachary, Owen, Maresol, Miguel, Ana, and Audrey Murguia. He is also survived by
his siblings, Juan, Susanna, Rosura, Marjorie, Richard and David; numerous nieces and nephews and many cousins. In lieu of
flowers, contributions may be made to the Seferino Raul Murguia Memorial Fund, at the Humboldt Area Foundation, 373
Indianola Rd., Bayside, 95524. The fund was established by Sef and his family to promote a conservation corridor in and
around Humboldt Bay and the City of Eureka for the benefit of the public.

Please sign the guestbook online at www.times-standard.com, click on obituaries. Photos courtesy of Peter Kriger.
Another year has passed and the Redwood
Unit celebrated it’s 18th year during the
annual Christmas Party, held at the Turf Room
of the Ferndale Fairgrounds.

The room was filled with jolly decorations,

Christmas time cheer and members
reminiscing their time spent together during
the past year.

Thanks to all who were able to attend and

make this event special. We hope to see you
again next year.

Above: The potluck dessert table beckons.

Photo by Erica Canevari.

Left: Chip Cannon and Carole Polasek laugh

at something funny, perhaps one of Darrel’s
jokes, during the awards portion of the dinner.
Photo by Kary Schlick.

Right: The 2009 Redwood

Unit officers receive their
gifts of appreciation from
the unit. Left to right: Yvette
Mendes; 2009 President,
Jacque Murphy; 2009 Vice
President, Erica Canevari;
2009 Secretary, Maris
Hawkins; 2009 Treasurer.
Photo by Kary Schlick
 Above: Members visit over a delicious prime rib dinner.
Photo by Erica Canevari

Above: Half Ass Flat Ride committee members who were present at the party receive their
certificates of appreciation for their work organizing the ride. Left to right: Chip Cannon,
Nancy Trine, Darrel Polasek, Sandy McKay, Bev Harvey, James Archer and Carole Polasek.
Photo by Erica Canevari.
The Backcountry Horsemen of California’s Redwood Unit Presents

Pack Clinic
with trainer Jerry Tindell and BLM Mustang Adoption
at the Humboldt County Fairgrounds

Demonstrations include:
The Redwood Unit hosts its
Pack Clinic Dutch Oven Cooking
Equine Packing annual pack clinic to educate
Load Balancing the public about backcountry
Saturday Highlines
issues and teach backcountry
Gentle Use Concepts
February 6, 2010 Raffle and horsemanship skills.
BLM
10:00am - 3:00pm USFS Snack bar will be open all four days
State Parks
www.redwoodunit.com & More! Admission is FREE
For more information about the Pack Clinic, contact Chip at (707) 839-0481 or Darrel at (707) 786-9637.

Horse & Mule Trainer Jerry Tindell

February 4, 5, 6, & 7, 2010
Feb. 4-5: Beginning Horsemanship Clinic
Feb. 6-7: Advanced Horsemanship Clinic
Call to check availability or sign up for Jerry’s clinics.
Come watch Jerry’s clinic for free all four days!
Snack bar will be open all four days
www.jerrytindell.com Spectator Admission is FREE
Contact Darrel Polasek at (707) 786-9637 for information about participating in the Horsemanship Clinics.

BLM Mustang Adoption

February 6, 2010
America’s wild horses
will be available for
viewing and adoption.
Snack bar will be
www.blm.gov Admission is FREE open all four days
For more information about the BLM Adoption, contact Darrel Polasek at (707) 786-9637. Page 10
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 Are you a member of Mercy Air?
If you are, your annual membership dues may be due. Please contact Bev Harvey at (707) 498-0912 as
soon as possible to pay your dues. The cost of your membership is due before January 20th.

If you are not a member of Mercy Air, you may consider joining. The cost is low for Redwood Unit members
as we receive a group discount. For $30.00 a year you will receive coverage through Mercy Air / PH cares
for air ambulance services.

As one might expect, air ambulance services are not inexpensive. Many insurance policies note that air
ambulances are to be use for medical necessity only. There are many reasons why air ambulance services
are so expensive. First, is the method of transport. Operating helicopters, filling them with gas and employing
pilots is quite the expense. Second, the critical care providers and the flight staff. To operate efficiently the
company will need traffic control operators to guide the helicopter to safety. On the helicopter, the critical
care providers are some of the most talented people in the industry. These people can work fast and treat
people while moving hundreds of feet in the air- that talent comes with a hefty price tag. The fact that not
many physicians are capable of doing that makes those people valuable. Third, is the amount of risk. If one
has to call an air ambulance, there is little room for error; and risk is expensive. Internationally, air ambulance
prices can be as low as $11,000 or as high as $116,000; nothing one would want to pay out of pocket. Inside
country borders the price can range from $4,000 to $22,000 depending on the care needed. (from the Mercy

Please contact Bev Harvey for more information about Mercy Air and their air ambulance services.
(707) 498-0912

BCHC Redwood Unit Newsletter

P.O. Box 6023
Eureka, CA 95502