Kayakers Rescued on Teton River By TCISAR
The Teton County Idaho Search and Rescue team came to the aid of two kayakers this week after they both were wiped out from their boats while kayaking on the Teton River.
TCISAR urges you to always wear your PFDs and understand how water levels can fluctuate throughout the day—check river conditions. Read more here
A big thumbs up to the TCISAR team for coming to the kayakers' rescue. This is a reminder to those who plan on being on the waters to make sure you follow your state's regulations and procedures to stay safe while also bringing an emergency kit in case you get stranded, furthermore, make sure to check the weather in case it calls for extreme disasters. Please be safe out there!
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