Also always remember you can love the mountains with all your heart but the mountains couldn't care less about you.
If you don't keep that in perspective it can turn into a weird and dangerous one sided relationship hahaha.Well said.
Wyoming definitely. Took a vacation there and never wanted to leaveWashington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming....... which state has the best hunting/ outdoor recreation opportunities for residents..... reasoning as to which state would be best to move to
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I moved a lot as a kid (Army brat). It doesn't matter where you are currently - you'll always be wondering if there is someplace better. Good luck with your search. But, unless you just like shopping you might find that just picking a spot and getting into what is available there is just as good as looking over the next hill. Put it another way - I have relatives that have only lived within a 20 mile area and they are happy and fully satisfied with their lives.
I've been in Northern Colorado for a couple of decades. We are looking at making an offer on a place North of the border. Let me know if you have any NoCo questions, or if you have any good anti-WY reasons.My wife and I have been doing extensive research on the same topic. We've narrowed it to CO or WY. Each have pros and cons but we're actually leaning toward northern CO I believe. We have a summer trip planned specifically to look at a few areas and hopefully make a final decision. Good luck with yours!
I moved a lot as a kid (Army brat). It doesn't matter where you are currently - you'll always be wondering if there is someplace better. Good luck with your search. But, unless you just like shopping you might find that just picking a spot and getting into what is available there is just as good as looking over the next hill. Put it another way - I have relatives that have only lived within a 20 mile area and they are happy and fully satisfied with their lives.
Not to mention I heard Kanye set up shop there now too, PUHLEASE, if it were me it'd be Washington in a heartbeart, better winters, good wildlife populations and a good friendly city if the need arises. Wyoming is crap, Colorado is turning to crap, Montana and Idaho are freakin ice boxes. Don't believe the hype, everybody moving to Montana and Idaho are freakin jaded at this point, give them a couple years and they'll change their tune
I grew up in a town in Northern Michigan that was similar to what you describe. And I have the same urgings to go back. Unfortunately, when I go back to visit family the small town feel is long gone.
Not sure where in WA you were from but Eastern WA still has a few of those places left-fairly close to great big game hunting in the Panhandle of Idaho and awesome backpacking in the Cascades. Regarding retirement, the lowest cost of living anywhere in the country has to be NC WA due to power dams and no income tax. Check out Ephrata, Wa (Grant Co Seat). Nice small town just big enough for a McDonalds, Safeway and a regional Walmart but small enough to feel small town with decent small game and fishing opportunities locally. It’s central to the Bitterroots to the east and the Cascades to the west. Always had my eye on it.
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