Message from the ranch copied below:
We will be opening to day visitors starting *March 15*. The fees will
remain the same ($15 per person), and check-in will be as it was
historically.The kiosk will be moved just outside of the main headquarters
cattle guard by March 15 and sign in and out will
Thanks.
> On Mar 9, 2021, at 8:17 PM, Patrick O'Driscoll wrote:
>
> Chuck and Donna --
>
> If I might interject here. I'm not a "member" at Chico Basin, but I've been
> on the emailing list of Ranchlands (aka Box T Partners), the ranching
> leaseholder at Chico Basin and the folks who run
Chuck and Donna --
If I might interject here. I'm not a "member" at Chico Basin, but I've been
on the emailing list of Ranchlands (aka Box T Partners), the ranching
leaseholder at Chico Basin and the folks who run the birding program, for a
while now.
Last week, Monday, March 5, they sent word
Here's what I did: I gave them a call and got on the waiting list last
summer, and then got an email offering me the opportunity to purchase the
membership last week. I was surprised because she said sometimes it can
take over a year to hear back. The membership gives you access to the
What is a membership and how do you purchase one?
Chuck Hundertmark
Lafayette, CO
> On Mar 9, 2021, at 6:54 PM, Donna Stumpp wrote:
>
> I was fortunate enough to be able to purchase a membership for 2021-2022
> (starts April 1), and the paperwork I received clearly stated that while
> daily
I was fortunate enough to be able to purchase a membership for 2021-2022
(starts April 1), and the paperwork I received clearly stated that while
daily birding passes may be purchased for $15 per guest, guests must be
accompanied by a current member.
Donna Stumpp
Jefferson County, CO
On
Thanks so much Kip & Diana for responses!
Diane Roberts
Littleton, CO
On Tue, Mar 9, 2021 at 3:55 PM Kip Miller wrote:
> Message from the ranch copied below:
>
> We will be opening to day visitors starting *March 15*. The fees will
> remain the same ($15 per person), and check-in will be as it
Duane,
You have posted incorrect information. The electric fence at Chico HQ is to
keep lifestock in a selected pasture for a short period of time and it is not
intended to be a restriction for birders. Grab the plastic handle and unhook
the electric cord, drive across and reattach. At
Brandon,
I for one thank you for posting early in the day. Although my
husband and I cannot always chase...when we can, we try! Truth be
told...when people can and choose not to post early in the day it drives
us crazy. After all, the main reason we follow the cobirds group is so
that we
