HikeSafe card usage

[JoshandBaron]

“One year you’ll have a few more residents, the next year you’ll have a few more non-residents. I think it’s equal participation, and our rescue missions are split that way, in spite of what most people think,” he said. “New Hampshire people think it’s all tourists, people from out of state that we’re rescuing. That’s not the case — it’s split about 50-50 between residents and non-residents. New Hampshire folks get in trouble too, for sure.”

 

[maineguy]

I don't believe him. I'd like to see those figures.

 

[peakbagger]

As as resident of NH since 1987, I got to use the services of F&G in my "backyard". I didnt need a carry out and my response was just talking to Officer Lucas but nevertheless I probably ended up in some database as a resident in need of rescue.

 

[Grey J]

Even though I'm only in NH for a week, I get the card every year as both insurance and because I support the mission.

 

[Peppersass]

Even though I'm only in NH for a week, I get the card every year as both insurance and because I support the mission.

Me too for the same reasons. I was the very first to purchase the card years ago ( I asked to be).

 

[sierra]

When they come out with a card that covers a rescue no matter what the scenario, I'll buy one. I do not like the current guidelines and do not choose to support it in its current structure.