[cobirds] New wildlife Parks Pass?

[Jared Hamby]

Hey everyone.  I remember seeing some emails a couple months ago about a
new wildlife pass starting May 1st. I tried to find it but I'm not seeing
it. Does anyone have more info on this and where I can order one? I'm here
birdwatching for the week and thought that might make it easier to go to
different locations.

Thank you!

Jared

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Re: [cobirds] State wildlife areas require social security #--what can we do?

[Jared Hamby]

My plan was just to buy the annual. Hopefully, that works.

Thank you!

On Thu, Apr 1, 2021, 4:32 PM Diana Beatty  wrote:

> Jared, if not, you could get a fishing license instead at a Walmart, etc.,
> and be good to go for accessing SWAs.  One caveat - the one-day fishing
> passes technically don't work for access to SWAs, I believe, so you'd have
> to buy an annual.  You can check the Colorado Department of Wildlife
> website to see if it is possible to order them online in advance of your
> trip.
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 1, 2021 at 2:28 PM Jared Hamby  wrote:
>
>> I'm visiting from out of state may 4 through 9 for a birding trip. Does
>> it seem like I will be able to but this new wildlife pass?
>>
>> On Thu, Apr 1, 2021, 4:27 PM Diana Beatty  wrote:
>>
>>> Right now, yes.  It sounds like the new swa pass will be priced
>>> similarly to the cost of fishing license/habitat stamp, at least for those
>>> not eligible for the senior discount.
>>>
>>> On Thu, Apr 1, 2021 at 2:24 PM Sharon Kermiet  wrote:
>>>
>>>> Is a fishing license the cheapest alternative for birders?
>>>>
>>>> On 4/1/21 2:10 PM, Amy C wrote:
>>>>
>>>> The new pass won't be available until May 1, so no way to test it out
>>>> yet. When I just stepped through the process to create an account to buy a
>>>> fishing license on CPW's website, I was not asked for a social security
>>>> number, just a drivers license or state id number, so it looks like this
>>>> requirement was removed.
>>>>
>>>> On Thu, Apr 1, 2021 at 1:25 PM R Carol Cushman 
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I would be happy to pay for access to the SWAs, but I do balk at
>>>>> giving them my social security #, thereby risking identity theft. Several
>>>>> years ago when I objected, the bureaucrat I talked to insisted they needed
>>>>> it to track down dead-beat dads who refused to pay child support.  ?
>>>>>  Last month, I tried again to get the pass and was told the department
>>>>> needed my social security # to keep track of wildlife. Again??
>>>>>
>>>>> I wrote to Governor Polis almost a month ago asking if there were any
>>>>> way that an ordinary citizen of Colorado could pay to visit a state
>>>>> wildlife area without giving out a social security number. I have received
>>>>> no answer. Have any of you had any luck in buying the new pass without
>>>>> revealing private information?
>>>>> Thanks, Carol Cushman, Boulder County
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Re: [cobirds] State wildlife areas require social security #--what can we do?

[Jared Hamby]

I'm visiting from out of state may 4 through 9 for a birding trip. Does it
seem like I will be able to but this new wildlife pass?

On Thu, Apr 1, 2021, 4:27 PM Diana Beatty  wrote:

> Right now, yes.  It sounds like the new swa pass will be priced similarly
> to the cost of fishing license/habitat stamp, at least for those not
> eligible for the senior discount.
>
> On Thu, Apr 1, 2021 at 2:24 PM Sharon Kermiet  wrote:
>
>> Is a fishing license the cheapest alternative for birders?
>>
>> On 4/1/21 2:10 PM, Amy C wrote:
>>
>> The new pass won't be available until May 1, so no way to test it out
>> yet. When I just stepped through the process to create an account to buy a
>> fishing license on CPW's website, I was not asked for a social security
>> number, just a drivers license or state id number, so it looks like this
>> requirement was removed.
>>
>> On Thu, Apr 1, 2021 at 1:25 PM R Carol Cushman 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> I would be happy to pay for access to the SWAs, but I do balk at giving
>>> them my social security #, thereby risking identity theft. Several years
>>> ago when I objected, the bureaucrat I talked to insisted they needed it to
>>> track down dead-beat dads who refused to pay child support.  ?   Last
>>> month, I tried again to get the pass and was told the department needed my
>>> social security # to keep track of wildlife. Again??
>>>
>>> I wrote to Governor Polis almost a month ago asking if there were any
>>> way that an ordinary citizen of Colorado could pay to visit a state
>>> wildlife area without giving out a social security number. I have received
>>> no answer. Have any of you had any luck in buying the new pass without
>>> revealing private information?
>>> Thanks, Carol Cushman, Boulder County
>>>
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