New Zealand hands down.
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I thought about this. Wife was intent on it. Then.....I saw their gun laws.... No thank you.
Beautiful county to visit though.
They have pretty liberal gun laws. Just a method to make sure your proven trained before getting a permit. Not a bad idea I thought.
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If there was a Colorado with New Hampshire laws I'd move there in a heartbeat. I've kind of grown accustomed to the humidity though, so I think I'd like Florida
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The levels of permits is ridiculous. You also have to have an approved safe system. Cannot store ammo and firearms together, both must be locked up. Firearm cannot be stored loaded.
The have an AWB, although with their definition of pistol grips there is a work around.
I may be wrong but I believe you must be member of a pistol club in order to own a pistol.
No concealed or open carry.
What do you consider liberal about it?
East Texas is pretty much the armpit of the world, and I would leave in a heart beat given the opportunity. I am getting tired of my business, and my wife has been tired of teaching stupid lazy kids for a while. We have fantasized about picking up and starting over somewhere else, and our first choice would be in northern New Mexico (maybe not in but around the Red River area).
My youngest son moved last month to Enid and is traveling up into Kansas calling on rigs and selling drill bits, and he loves that part of the world. I have a fondness for NW Oklahoma myself, but I still have about 20 more good working years left and am not sure what I could do for a living up there.
My youngest son moved last month to Enid and is traveling up into Kansas calling on rigs and selling drill bits, and he loves that part of the world. I have a fondness for NW Oklahoma myself, but I still have about 20 more good working years left and am not sure what I could do for a living up there.
If I couldn't live here, it'd be Texas (north central, west, or maybe out in the panhandle), New Mexico, Alaska, Wyoming, or Montana.
I'm with ya Bro.
Elk on the island too.
Ketchican isn't bad either. Rarely gets below freezing in the winter, and 80's in the summer.
My youngest son lives in Ketchican. Nice place to visit for a couple of weeks for fishing but I'm not sure I could handle the rain and the fact that I'm living on an island. He just bought a house about 75 miles south of Fairbanks so I guess I'll get to visit that area in the near future. Hopefully during some type of hunting season.
This thread is pretty interesting to me since for the past couple of weeks I've been so depressed about the heat, wind and lack of rain in the area around Stillwater. My pecan trees have died or are dying, my pasture is still brown and my yard actually grew for about a week and now is brown again. Of all the places we have visited or lived in the US I guess I would rather live somewhere North of Rolla, Missouri or my favorite location would be on the Meramac River in central Missouri. Wonderful river, rich soil and they actually get enough rain for things to grow. I was there last week and I pulled some wild onions in the Meramac river bottom that measured 31 inches tall. It's amazing what a little rain will do...
This thread is pretty interesting to me since for the past couple of weeks I've been so depressed about the heat, wind and lack of rain in the area around Stillwater. My pecan trees have died or are dying, my pasture is still brown and my yard actually grew for about a week and now is brown again. Of all the places we have visited or lived in the US I guess I would rather live somewhere North of Rolla, Missouri or my favorite location would be on the Meramac River in central Missouri. Wonderful river, rich soil and they actually get enough rain for things to grow. I was there last week and I pulled some wild onions in the Meramac river bottom that measured 31 inches tall. It's amazing what a little rain will do...
We are trying to figure this out right now. Some days we think we are gonna stay here. Some days we think we are gonna move to another place but stay here in the state. Some days we think we are just gonna throw a dart and where ever it lands is where we are gonna wind up ...
I'm thinking farther east and south, GC is thinking west and north ... Yeah ... we tend to be that way ... Lord knows how we wound up together ... Since we have absolutely NOTHING to keep us here it will be interesting to see where we finally land ... or if we even leave at all ...
I never thought I'd see the day but Alaska is actually kinda tempting to me ...
I'm thinking farther east and south, GC is thinking west and north ... Yeah ... we tend to be that way ... Lord knows how we wound up together ... Since we have absolutely NOTHING to keep us here it will be interesting to see where we finally land ... or if we even leave at all ...
I never thought I'd see the day but Alaska is actually kinda tempting to me ...
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