Dream location to live and hunt!!!

[goose1242]

Alright, given all available game laws and game hunting in many states. i wanta know what state would you choose to live the remainder of your days in based on all that state has to offer. i'm sure i'll miss a few good states. so, give an argument for your state. now, we're looking for states have the best opportunities this includes GAME LAWS.

[Andrew Bremseth]

I voted for South Dakota.

[mdloban]

I voted for South Dakota.

YOU VOTED WRONG!!! HEHE... I also voted for SD but only because I live here already. Would like to own a piece of Timber down in ARKIELAND...

[bighonkers89]

Are we Canadians chop liver or what?

IDEAL LOCATION TO LIVE AND HUNT = CANADA people!

[Andrew Bremseth]

Are we Canadians chop liver or what?

IDEAL LOCATION TO LIVE AND HUNT = CANADA people!
To hunt yes, to live no. :D :cool:

[George Kuhns]

What about some of the other great waterfowl states like MD? I lived in MD, and now I'm back in PA. Both great hunting states. I did vote for Montana though because of the diversity of big game.

[Garrett Stites]

after watching a show the other day my new dream location is the pintail lodge in mexico I would die to go there.

[bighonkers89]

To hunt yes, to live no. :D :cool:


Pardon me!? :D you only wish.

[Lybeck]

I would stay here in Washington we have our 107 day season,7 ducks a day, and 4 geese and a huge diversity of species.

[shoreman_07]

Why isn't Maryland on here!?! haha

[calling4life]

I went with ardansas because I didn't like any.

Where is North Dakota???? A ton of birds, Easy to get on land, inexpensive living.

[Zach Byron]

Colorado isnt on there...so I voted Wyoming/Montana...dont get me wrong, MN isnt a bad place to live either

[Connor M]

I voted for SD, because I actually answered this question about 3 years ago and decided to move to the place I feel would be the best place to live and hunt.

It does get colder than a witch's tit out sometimes though...

[Alex Bowe]

i think out of those choices i would pick Montana or Wyoming. not really sure which but i would probably lean to Montana.

i chose it becaue it has a lot of variety. there are some elk, sheep lots of ducks/geese, mule deer (which to be honest i dont really have a desire to hunt) and BIG whitetails along with many many more that i dont feel like listing.

not to metnion is it a gorgeous place from pictures i've seen and i've always wanted to live somewhere that had a lot of mountains and animals and that was secluded from everything else. kinda like Jeremiah Johnson! which is maybe my favorite movie of all time.



Also i hate the heat.

[Ryan Kleinschmidt]

It does get colder than a witch's tit out sometimes though...


Come to MN during the heart of the winter! :eek:

[The Unit]

I want to live in none of thee above. I vote ND where i currently live.

[gone goosin]

Of the states listed I chose South Dakota...hunt with my homeboy Lobeezy and his crew.:D

I GUESS FRICKIN MARYLAND IS CHOPPED LIVER!!!!!! I'LL STAY RIGHT HERE.:rolleyes:

[Double B]

Why isn't Maryland on here!?! haha



Or ND??

[big chris]

Why isn't Maryland on here!?! haha

Chestertown Md. would be my vote, my aunt lives there and I go down to hunt a few times a year. Beautiful area, rich in waterfowling tradition.

[Greenheadkid]

I voted for South Dakota.

me too bremseth!

[Tyler Stolz]

I'd vote for Colorado if it was a choice! Thats because I live here though.

[goose1242]

i wouldn't put all 50 states. i just picked some that popped off the top of my head. i hope everyone is taking into account games laws etc. not just how many birds are showing up for a given location. I chose texas b/c our laws are very hunter friendly and i can hunt just about every game species in the state. given the state is huge. some state's seasons are just weird.

i'm prolly wrong but isn't wisconsin or minnesota have a weird deer season. it lasts like two weeks or something. stuff like that doesn't attract me. granted i might have picked louisiana b/c i grew up there till i came to college but not a lot of options for different species. big game, upland (none of that pen raised b.s.) real wild birds.

[Ryan Vande Griend]

North Dakota!.....

[IAgooseslayer]

Wheres Iowa?

[headhunter]

Im not seening ND the major PPR for the U.S. ducks and plenty of birds

[jjohnson]

i live in the northeast corner of south dakota about one mile from the north dakota border and man do we have the birds this year.

[waterfowlwizard]

Colorado By Far If You Had The Hook Ups For Birds!

[Jason Pollack]

YOU VOTED WRONG!!! HEHE... I also voted for SD but only because I live here already. Would like to own a piece of Timber down in ARKIELAND...

Birds don't hang out in the timber and there are definitly no ducks in arkieland.

[dkcaller14]

I would say the Show-me State, Tons of Ducks, all kinds of Geese, Monster Whitetails, Big Ol' Gobblers, in the NW Pheasants. Relatively easy to get onto land.

[Chris Swanson]

umm yeah where is ND... tons of ducks

[goosesmasher33]

ND because it doesnt have the pressure and hard time to get on land like SD