Fox, Bayard

I have wonderful memories of riding together on the Bitterroot ranch, in Kenya and India among other places. Bayard was a great raconteur. I still laugh at his story of being bitten by a beaver his lab Crissy then tried to retrieve while it was still attached to his leg…..

My husband Richard’s first Wyoming job was as a elk guide under Bayard’s gentle tutelage. He changed a Silicon Valley programmer into a Wyoming horse packer.

My condolences to Mel, Richard, Hadley, and Kate. May we all strive to have such a rich and adventurous life as Bayard.

I met him so many years ago in Lander, what a nice man, may he rest in peace, his obituary told what a wonderful life he led, my condolences.  

What a grand life he life he lead and beautiful legacy he leaves behind.

My life is richer for the stories and time we shared.

Wishing the family the best.

Eric

My Condolences To the Fox Family,

What a wonderful person as I was most honored to becoming friends with Bayard so many years ago in Wyoming.  I didn't see him that ofter after I moved across the country but it was in Palm Desert, California where he presented me with a copy of the book he wrote entitled Wind River Country  (he said I would thoroughly enjoy it) , which I did, as it portrayed all of Wind River Country that I remembered as a young person growing up in Wyoming.  I always enjoyed visiting with Bayard and will miss him very much.  May he rest in peace.

My deepest condolences to the Fox family! I had the great pleasure to ride on several occasions with Bayard @ Bitterrroot Ranch! What I treasure most are the times spent with him just chatting and listening to the incredible stories he shared about his life! He will be missed very much!