Gallatin County Sheriff Search and Rescue dogs looking for new places to train
If you have a large piece of land, you could help the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue train their dog team.
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If you have a large piece of land, you could help the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue train their dog team.
As the summer hiking season ramps up coast to coast, our national and state parks are seeing more and more annual visitors.
As the summer hiking season ramps up coast to coast, our national and state parks are seeing more and more annual visitors.
BOZEMAN, Mont. â Spring weather in Montana can give us a headache trying to figure out what the next day will bring but for search and rescue crews the conditions add an extra thing train for. Gallatin County Sheriffs Search and Rescue (GCSAR) Captain Scott Secor said all teams in the county have logged more than 1,400 hours of training since the start of the year in all sorts of unpredictable Montana conditions. âWe get snowmobiles still maintained and ready but then in addition to those weâll add the four wheelers with wheels instead of tracks and then also the side-by-sides ...