Terms

Placeholder — these terms have not been reviewed by counsel and must be replaced before membership sales begin.

This site

This site describes the Western Rod & Range club and invites enquiries about founding membership. It is not an offer of membership and does not create a membership agreement.

Access and availability

Properties, waters, opportunities, seasons, and availability change. Nothing described here guarantees access to any particular property.

Hunting and fishing

All hunting and fishing opportunities are subject to applicable licensing, seasons, regulations, property rules, and availability. Members are responsible for holding the correct licences and for following every rule set by the state and by the property.

Membership rates

Initiation fees and annual dues shown on this site are current founding membership rates and may change. Property day fees and rod fees are set by each property and are separate from dues.

Legacy membership

Legacy membership is a perpetual membership, limited to fifty in total and sold in two batches at the prices shown on this site. It is paid once. No initiation fee and no annual dues are payable by the original member or by any successor, at any time.

A legacy membership may be passed to a successor without limit on the number of successions and without a further initiation fee. It remains a single membership held by a single person: it may not be divided among heirs or held jointly, and each holder must name their successor in writing for the succession to take effect.

Legacy members carry an annual minimum in combined property day fees and rod fees, in the amount shown on this site. Any shortfall against that minimum is billed at the end of the membership year. A successor’s first membership year is exempt from the minimum. Property day fees and rod fees remain set by each property and are paid at the time of reservation, and access remains subject to availability and to each property’s rules. Where a property or platform ceases to participate, the club may substitute access of comparable kind.