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<< Mentors >>
The great part about having Mentor's is every group, organization and company has them. How they are used is up to the person that's contact them. So choose wisely.
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We are not a member organization. We will add mentors as requested for no annual fee. Please be prepared to fill out proper mentor standards and ethics form with the properly signed clinicians acknowledgment. We seek only gentle or natural horsemanship techniques. Being Gentle is being Respectful.
Example: To stand by a fence and watch at a workshop does not qualify anyone as a mentor. You must physically meet the challenge and be signed off by a professional clinician. Since we are to be trusted and learned counselors or guides, we must remember to be teachers of wisdom with mentoring.
We're not looking for journeyman trainers but mentors who know that it is a continuing challenge to assist new adopters with gentle or natural horsemanship techniques.
Mentoring or the word mentor has been a part of our world for years and now in the past few years everyone wants to be a mentor. While we encourage the need for continuing help and assistance, we ask that everyone use caution while being mentored, mentors vary in technical skills. The good part about being a mentor is that both parties learn from each other while one actually uses his knowledge to coach that knowledge to another person. We're building a group to help preserve and foster the Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Program and the State of Nevada Com Stock Program. If you are interested in helping, please let us know.
"©" Indicates the following individuals are certified wild horse gentlers through the Wild Horse Foundation and have completed the 6 month training program for Level 1.
ARKANSAS,
Rison, Tina Shalmy, shalmy@tds.net (WHF-Representative Com Stock Program)
CALIFORNIA
Michael Horrigan, doublebarH@hotmail.com,
COLORADO, KANSAS, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, NEW MEXICO, OKLAHOMA
Vicksburg, Monroe, Little Rock Ray Field, grfield@wildhorsefoundation.org ©
Jackson, Biloxi, New Orleans Susan Calhoun, scalhoun@wildhorsefoundation.org ©
Vicksburg, Jackson Rusty Brasfeild, ©
NEW MEXICO
Belen Vasey, Monica
TEXAS
ALL Texas Ray Field (Executive Director WHF) grfield@wildhorsefoundation.org ©
Bellmead - Danny Mynarcik
Bryan-College Station - Jim Phillips
Bremond - Bill Landhum
Cameron Mark & Debi Harris
Collinsville Texas Dennis or Debbie McGowan deb.mcgowan@dbcanvas.com
Elgin-Austin Brooke Wooten bwooten@farmcreditbank.com
Fairfield - Steve Casey
Gauze Jennifer Walker
Georgetown Lee Spence
Hamilton - Bobby Parker
Henderson, Tammy Koonce, tlkoonce@aol.com
Hico - Jim & Jane Klein
Kosse - Clyde & Terry Nicholas
San Antonio - Dallas Moore ©
Temple - Ricky Holcomb
Waco-Central Texas Susan Calhoun (President WHF) scalhoun@wildhorsefoundation.org
Wortham, Dana Prince,
More to come. Thank you for your patience.
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