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Greg Scholl

July 11, 2017 07:44AM

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The guy below looking for things his kid could do got me to thinking about ranches and such, and I was curious about rancho del oso pardo chama, which is at Dalton on the RR, and used to be called Lobo Lodge. Whats the deal with this place? Do they still have guest cabins, and provide any services like horseback riding, or what. I know they have no trespassing signs all over, and that includes Lobato. Is it open to the public? Could find nothing on a google search.
Greg

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rancho del oso pardo chama	Greg Scholl	July 11, 2017 07:44AM
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