Outer Banks Tours

03/23/2022

Back Country Safari Tours is proud and honored to be TripAdvisor's #1 Reviewed Horse Tour Operator in the OBX. Make your reservations today at www.outerbankstours.com

01/21/2020

Friends and guests. Please take a moment to read this story about Tricia, wife of our guide Nathan.

Their family is a part of our family, and I'm asking everyone on behalf of all of us @ Back Country Safari Tours and Segway of the Outer Banks, to invest your prayers, and any other resources you can spare for our family in this time of uncertainty and unwavering faith.

Please, donate to their medical fund, and keep them in your thoughts and prayers.

There was a time in 2008 that Nate Lawrenson prepared himself to drive home alone from Duke University Hospital, having lost both his wife and [Read More]

12/24/2019

Whalehead Club. This unique home, built in the 1920s, has been beautifully restored to its original grandeur. Inside the museum see Tiffany lighting, Majorelle furnishings and unique Art Nouveau custom detailing throughout the house. The residence, boathouse and bridge are all listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Located inside Currituck Heritage Park, in the heart of historic Corolla.

06/25/2019

Sad news from our friends and fellow stewards of our animal friends.

Sad part of working with these beautiful animals.

My sincerest condolences, Meg, and all of the dedicated staff @ CWHF who work tirelessly to limit the frequency of situations such as this unfortunate, yet unavoidable example.

We all love the work you guys do, and we will honor the memory of Cali.
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We have some very sad news to share. Cali's vet appointment yesterday didn't turn out as we expected. After conducting an ultrasound of her shoulder and doing x-rays, we discovered that her shoulder was broken and dislocated.

Our vet consulted with surgeons at NC State, but they advised that there has never been a case of a successful surgery for an injury like Cali's. The bone in that area will not hold screws, and even if they were able to repair the break during surgery the chances of it remaining stable during recovery were slim to none. Without surgery, there was a high chance the dislocated bone would eventually puncture her skin.

While we would have gone to great lengths to repair Cali's shoulder if our veterinary team recommended it, they did not and so we chose to humanely end her suffering last night. It's a devastating loss for the herd, for all of you who were rooting for her recovery, and for those of us who had been taking care of Cali over the past few days. But at least she didn't suffer alone in the wild, and she was safe and comfortable for the last week of her life. She was buried on our farm in a sunny spot in the woods, next to Roamer.

You can read about Cali's rescue here: https://www.facebook.com/corollawildhorses.org/posts/10157447729613330?__xts__[0]=68.ARBoV63AEP4gHlYtpuhEqeS6yxC7pombRKDH-dcl5iqfgSm4jrdlj7Otpyk6PRILPHMPJtRQ_0hoSY31rM0CGgr5SeNHyYGhNtIs3nnGOQgfRsQnuzLrn4h5sg_uKEQAVP6Su8UUWix88gVl7uWh7uZb8DYBd4k9ioAt5cTKvpnFvTwJcFYoFmkJ7yawUNSecf9iQ5Lbem1dHPgKKQ_VSVTykVlBANThEmQstUnUKI0v4uZjDgCVGDXbjN0QW14pdbjiY9Psbn8cN97cBwCQ1dk3VXJuY2LjcczNyeK8eEKpApHsuW9loOPXEdXWsCZsgUyDJGSg5IS-fv6DoxLE&__tn__=-R

Thank you all for your kind support over the last few days. Cali knew she was loved - we told her there were so many people out there wishing her the best, and all of that good energy definitely enriched her life while she was with us.

Rest free and easy, sweet Cali.

05/20/2019

Stop in! Get the tee shirts everyone is asking about!