If you could move and live anywhere in the lower 48 where would you go?

[Nykki]

I've lived in Alaska for most of my life, and the Winters are getting a bit harder on me. But my wife who has been here all her life won't go anywhere else so I'm not going anywhere. I would go back to north Central Idaho if I did move. I have family in the Lewiston Clarkston area where I was born.

 

[SMOKYMTN]

North Carolina or Tennessee!

Can't beat the Carolinas! You can be skiing on Sugar Mountain at lunch and be in Charleston, SC eating shrimp and grits by supper time.

 

[Gman12]

My family has been in VA since colonial times and I have no intention of leaving. I prefer VA to any state in the east but love the Rockies. A second home in western CO, or maybe WY would be my dream location.

 

[Predator_SD]

Which state has the lowest population?

 

[camelcluch]

We should all “Throw a dart at a map” and then move to Roseberg, OR. Fill the public lands and be free.

 

[Sandhills]

West Slope of CO when it becomes its own state someday..fingers crossed.

Based off that answer, Northeast California when it becomes its own state and gives back bear hunting with hounds, lion hunting and wolf hunting become legal, and they quit sending water to SoCal.

Until then back up to the Sandhills or at least Western Nebraska. The wife doesn't want to live more than an hour from her folks though. I'd move back to Elko county Nevada in a heartbeat too

 

[bowhuntercoop]

Based off that answer, Northeast California when it becomes its own state and gives back bear hunting with hounds, lion hunting and wolf hunting become legal, and they quit sending water to SoCal.

Until then back up to the Sandhills or at least Western Nebraska. The wife doesn't want to live more than an hour from her folks though. I'd move back to Elko county Nevada in a heartbeat too

My grandparents live in banner county, I make the yearly drive from South Carolina out to chase Mullies and whitetails. Well used to in the old days before it went to a draw. I love it out there but man the winters are freaking brutal.

 

[Sandhills]

My grandparents live in banner county, I make the yearly drive from South Carolina out to chase Mullies and whitetails. Well used to in the old days before it went to a draw. I love it out there but man the winters are freaking brutal.

What I tell all my friends from California is the winters keep the riff raff out. Dad moved out here and was only able to last one winter before he moved to Missouri. Banner is cool country.

 

[bradmacmt]

A bit. We’re not planning on living there full time. I need my ocean fishing time June-September.




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Ah, indeed fishing is the one redeeming feature of Florida.

 

[bridgerbenson]

What I tell all my friends from California is the winters keep the riff raff out. Dad moved out here and was only able to last one winter before he moved to Missouri. Banner is cool country.

Cherry county here. Has everything I want except an elk season I can hunt every year. I’d like to move to WY for that reason but probably never will. Winters are pretty similar from what I can see.


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[Sandhills]

Cherry county here. Has everything I want except an elk season I can hunt every year. I’d like to move to WY for that reason but probably never will. Winters are pretty similar from what I can see.


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I'd move back to Cherry county in a heartbeat. L

 

[ETtikka]

Definitely not TN, Yankees and Californians taking over quickly

 

[Pharmseller]

Ah, indeed fishing is the one redeeming feature of Florida.

Along with the tax structure and political leaning. Not a fan of humidity but we’ll probably be in Oregon during the worst of it.



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[flathead#2]

The heat/humidity of central/south FL. is the real deal.