TETRA/SNAP 10th Annual Spring Benefit Ride

March 29, 2013 to March 31, 2013

In support of the Hill Country State Natural Area Partners

Net Proceeds to HC-SNAP for HCSNA park improvements www.hcsnap.org

Event Schedule
Friday Arrive after 2:00 p.m. Friday afternoon
Evening Cowboy stew (while it lasts!)
Saturday - 7:00 AM Registration & Coggins Check
7:30-8:45 AM Breakfast
9:00 AM Morning ride out. Route TBD at time of ride-out
Lunch on your own. Ride, swim, fish, or just relax
2:00 PM Afternoon ride out. Route TBD at time of ride-out                  5:00 SNAP Meeting
Evening Dinner & Silent Auction
6:30 pm Pot Luck dinner: Please bring a dish for the Pot Luck.
** Silent Auction following dinner **
Sunday 8:00 AM Registration & Coggins check for new arrivals
7:30-8:45  Breakfast
9:00 AM Morning ride out. Route TBD at time of ride-out
2:00 PM Check out. Please bag and pack out all trash, hay & animal
by-products

Fees: Saturday only: $20. Sunday only: $20
Weekend:  TETRA Members: $30  NON TETRA $35
Children 12 & under: Free. Age 12-18 $10/day or $20 for the weekend. 12 Electric hookups: $15 for the weekend; 9 Pens: $10 per night.  Call Debby Alley 512-517-9476 to reserve an electric plug-in after Feb 24.  We ask a deposit, mail to 506 Hidden Oak  Elgin Tx  78621.

BRING ITEMS FOR THE SILENT AUCTION
BRING DISH FOR SATURDAY NIGHT POT LUCK                                                       BRING DONATIONS!

CONTACTS
Debby Alley merlyn6453@sbcglobal.net  512-517-9476 or                  Carey Reed   careyreed1@gmail.com 830-688-1533

RIDE WEEKEND INFORMATION PHONE: 830-796-4413 CALL B4 U HAUL                Call Debby Alley 512-517-9476 to reserve an electric plug-in after Feb 24. We ask a deposit for the electric to be mailed to 506 Hidden Oak  Elgin  Tx  78621.

Directions to Hill Country State Natural Area. From Bandera travel south on Hwy 173. Go across the Medina River and continue approx. ¼ mile to Hwy. 1077. Turn right, go 10 miles on Hwy 1077 to end of blacktop. Continue on the caliche road and follow the signs to the Chapa Camp.

Warning: Under Texas Law (Chapter 87, Civil Practice and Remedies Code), a farm animal professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in farm animal activities resulting from the inherent risks of farm animal activities.

Bring all your friends! Help us recruit new TETRA Members!