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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RidgeHunter" data-source="post: 1950314" data-attributes="member: 4319">Best of both worlds can be a bit hard to do close to Tulsa. I live on 5 acres in rural Tulsa county where I can do the walk-out-the-door-and-shoot-piss-off-the-porch thing. Just a "short drive" from Tulsa, but I spend too much time fighting yuppie 'burb traffic to get to/through Tulsa. And I need to go to/through Tulsa every single day. It gets worse every year; during rush hour it can take me 25-30 minutes just to get through a 'burb and to the edge of the actual city/the highways I need to hit. In light traffic it takes no time, but traffic is getting insane for metro this small IMO. 'Burbs are basically the cockblockers of the rural resident trying to make his way to town. Anymore I don't feel like I live in the country...I feel like I'm in the burbs with a really big yard, which I basically am. About have my mind made up to just move into the city proper and maybe, hopefully, save up for little place in the *actual* country. As in far eastern Oklahoma, or Arkansas to hang out at on weekends. I camp ~35 nights a year as it is, but a since of ownership in a retreat would be comforting. Yep, in an ideal world I would have a place in town and a place in the Ozarks. Real country with real trees and no "neighborhoods" in the entire county. And a helicopter to get back and forth. And the ability to fly it. And a girl who looked good; I would call her. And a rabbit in a hat, with a bat, and a six-four Impala.</blockquote>

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