Bringing Hay to South Dakota
South Dakota does require certified weed free hay. If
you are traveling to South Dakota, check with the South
Dakota Trail Riders Web site at www.venturecomm.net/~ckshryock/ or
Barb at 605-342-1711 if you want to pick your hay up out
there.
Brand Inspections Required
All horses and mules that are brought over the Missouri
River into western SD must have brand inspections.
If you
do not have a permanent brand certificate, you need to
have with you a Health Certificate, Proof of Ownership,
and a
Negative Coggins Report.
Contact the SD Stockgrowers Association Brand Office at
605-343-2660 for a brand inspector in the area you plan
to camp and ride.
Other Black Hills Trail Contacts
Willow Creek Horse Camp or
Iron Creek Horse Camp
The Black Hills National Forest
Custer Ranger District
330 Mt. Rushmore Road
Custer, South Dakota 57730
Phone: 605-673-4853
National Reservations: 877-444-6777
French Creek Horse Camp
Custer State Park
HC 83 Box 70
Custer, SD 57730
Park Headquarters 605-255-4515
Camping Reservations 800-710-2267
George S. Mickelson Trail
Black Hills Trails Office
HC 37 Box 604
Lead, South Dakota 57754
Phone: 605-584-3896
South Dakota Trail Riders (SDTR)
PO Box 9604
Rapid City, SD 57709
e-mail: barb@lamperts.com
Web site: www.venturecomm.net/~ckshryock/
Broken Arrow Horse Camp
www.BrokenArrowHorseCamp.com
25456 Sidney Park Rd
Custer, SD 57730
605-673-4471
NEW HORSE CAMP - Broken Arrow Horse Camp is in the Bbautiful
Black Hills, just south of Custer, SD. Covered corrals,
99 miles of marked and mapped trails right from camp. RV
sites or cabins. Big rig friendly. Tall tales and free
white lies at our nightly ice cream socials. |
