What has four legs in Aruba?

I'd be happy living here if I could just get added time and additional money together simultaneously.  Anything more challenging than the local whitetails and I'd never connect, anyway.

Though, I have friends in Maryland and the combination of whitetail plus sika in addition to the fresh seafood would be mighty attractive.

i would like to visit colorado,montana & alaska but hopefully my address will always end in ky.

Like it where I'm at, except the WI taxes. Getting a little overboard on that. But the hunting licenses are reasonable, and the game species plentiful. I like the change in seasons too. Getting ready to start putting the logs on the fire.

QuoteOriginally posted by Mike Theis:
Like it where I'm at, except the WI taxes. Getting a little overboard on that.

I'm Not trying to start a fight but I'll move back to the WI taxes in a heart beat.  Your taxes take care of road maintenance therefore seem higher. We have tolls instead. If you pay as much or more for taxes than you do your mortgage every month, you know you are in NY.        

Byron Center, Michigan-I'd be closer to the butcher shop.

Meeteetse, Wyoming or Valley Grove, WV. Closer to friends. Won't be long and even good ol' Vance will be in Meeteetse.  

I love the state of Texas, But most of the good hunting is 3-5 hours from Dallas. I'd rather be 3-5 hours from where I'm at right now.          

Hey Izzy ,can i go with ya?      

Alaska!

Wyoming ! Almost put in for a transfer a couple years ago. Too much family around hear at the time.

Most anywhere in the Appalachias.- Phil

Home is where my family is .period

Some where between Ennis and Three Forks, Montana,

I am quite happy living in western KY. The bowhunting opportunities abound and making new friends is a frequent occurrence.

If I was to pick a place to live purely based on trad desires, it would be New Zealand.

Hogs for all year hunting that would be great!!!!!

I love living in Kansas but if I could live anywhere else I'd prob pick Montana or Alaska.  They both have a lot of different game species to hunt.  

Truth be told I'm a little afraid of going to Alaska, I'm afraid I won't come home!

Huck

TEXAS.  Why live where it's cold all year just to be in close range to another big game species or two when you're not going to be hunting them all year.  You can hunt year around it Texas and then head to the Rockies to chase the other big game when you want.

I'll stay right here in central BC. Good hunting and fishing.Almost everywhere is public land accesable to all.4 beautiful seasons and not too many people.  Bob

My birthplace SOUTH CAROLINA. The state offers everything and is easy to be anywhere quick. Easy to hunt and long season's. Nice weather almost year round and can see the season's change. There is also a lot of history.


   We have mountains, Beaches and beautiful backroads, with angel oaks that grow like a canopy over the roads near Charleston, spanish moss hanging from their limbs. The cedars in the swamps and along the Edisto river.

I've always thought it would be nice to live in Northern Idaho or Western Montana. Growing up as I did in Spokane I was very familiar with those places. But as I get older I am content to visit Montana and Idaho while making my home in Western Washington.