Stub Creek Fence Removal & Campout

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WHEN

Oct 21 - Oct 22

Starting at 8am

WHERE

Stub Creek Cabin, Canyon Lakes Ranger District of Roosevelt National Forest

Laporte, CO

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DAYS

HOURS

MINUTES

SECONDS

7 Attending

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event_title: Stub Creek Fence Removal & Campout

event_time_zone: America/Denver

event_start: October 21, 2023 08:00

event_duration: 1440

event_end: October 22, 2023 08:00

event_address: Laporte, CO 80535, United States

event_description: Do you want to spend a day outdoors giving back to our local habitat and an evening telling stories around a campfire?Join the Northern leaders of Colorado Backcountry Hunters and Anglers on a fence removal work project and campout afterparty in the Stub Creek Cabin area near Glendevey north of Chambers Lake. We will be working along with the Canyon Lakes Ranger District of the USFS to remove barbed wire fence from an old range boundary to help improve habitat and re-open corridors for the movement of game.It is important to wear appropriate protective clothing and gear for this work day. Long sleeves, long pants, sturdy shoes or boots, gloves, and eye protection (sunglasses or other glasses qualify) are all required. Bring a hard hat if you have one otherwise one will be provided for you. If you are Forest Service Certified to run a chainsaw your services would be greatly appreciated as this fence may have some blowdown trees laying across it.Conservationists of all ages are welcome for both the work day and the camp portion. We will have a dispersed car-camping style area reserved for us nearby the work area at the Stub Creek Cabin horse corral where we can gather later to tell stories, eat good food together, drink a cold beverage, and enjoy a beautiful fall evening amid the busy hunting season. Even if you can’t swing the overnight stay we would love to have the help for the removal during the day. Many hands make light work!We will rendezvous in the parking lot at Ted’s Place around 8 am and convoy to the worksite near Stub Creek together. Community service credit for school or other organizations can be arranged. This work is about two hour’s drive west of Fort Collins so get your friends and family together for a carpool and let’s do some good!

Do you want to spend a day outdoors giving back to our local habitat and an evening telling stories around a campfire?

Join the Northern leaders of Colorado Backcountry Hunters and Anglers on a fence removal work project and campout afterparty in the Stub Creek Cabin area near Glendevey north of Chambers Lake. We will be working along with the Canyon Lakes Ranger District of the USFS to remove barbed wire fence from an old range boundary to help improve habitat and re-open corridors for the movement of game.

It is important to wear appropriate protective clothing and gear for this work day. Long sleeves, long pants, sturdy shoes or boots, gloves, and eye protection (sunglasses or other glasses qualify) are all required. Bring a hard hat if you have one otherwise one will be provided for you. If you are Forest Service Certified to run a chainsaw your services would be greatly appreciated as this fence may have some blowdown trees laying across it.

Conservationists of all ages are welcome for both the work day and the camp portion. We will have a dispersed car-camping style area reserved for us nearby the work area at the Stub Creek Cabin horse corral where we can gather later to tell stories, eat good food together, drink a cold beverage, and enjoy a beautiful fall evening amid the busy hunting season. Even if you can’t swing the overnight stay we would love to have the help for the removal during the day. Many hands make light work!

We will rendezvous in the parking lot at Ted’s Place around 8 am and convoy to the worksite near Stub Creek together. Community service credit for school or other organizations can be arranged. This work is about two hour’s drive west of Fort Collins so get your friends and family together for a carpool and let’s do some good!