LRTC Wild Horse Mentors'
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Ken Johlke and his students
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We couldn't run the program without the Clinician Assistants (known as 'CA's.)
They supervise participants in the pens and allow ten pens of action to
take place with only a half dozen clinicians to oversee everything.
The CAs are the more advanced participants who have proven their skills at other workshops and want more responsibility. |
Ken Johlke
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Cliff Tipton
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Diane Delano
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Donna West
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Shelly Moore
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| When we find ourselves with 100 or more participants at a workshop, we can pretty much figure that the CAs are going to shoulder a great part of the load. Working under the supervision of the clinicians, the CAs gentle some of the horses and they provide supervision and assistance to hands-on participants that have been assigned to them. |
BLM Staff
Tom Pogacnik
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Dean Bolstad
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Janet Nordin
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The BLM Crew
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Gathered BLM wild horses are identified with distinctive freezemarks
that indicate their foaling year, which district gathered them
& their I.D. No.
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