Odd request...Looking for States and/or areas of the country Jeep + Gun friendly
09-28-2014, 07:56 PM
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09-28-2014, 08:03 PM
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It's disappointing to live near areas where access is only available to things like the Jeep Jamborees
I mean I love the Jeep Jamborees, I've got four this year, 3 done and number four this coming weekend, but being that I'm in Maine it's disappointing that the bulk of the land is all private and closed
I'm lucky to have a couple of great clubs I belong to where they have land access to some really great trails
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09-28-2014, 08:23 PM
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North Dakota. You got the badlands, you can mount anything up to a Gau 8 right on your roll bars and it will be legal as long as you are not a current felon, and thats the bottom line spanky.
09-29-2014, 06:11 AM
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What I did when we decided to move out of Illinois was to make a list of priorities for my family. Things like hospitals (my wife is an RN), Schools (I have a son in high school), Distance from the nearest airport that actually flys somewhere for ease of people visiting and having to go back home for family events, crime statistics, taxes, housing pricing, weather, cost of living, and so on. City-data.com is a site that has all kinds of statistics and is really helpful in making a decision on where to move.
After our research Carson City was our target but after visiting a couple of times we actually ended up just South of Reno and about 10 minutes from Carson City. I would suggest several visits to your choices and when you choose your place to rent a home for a year or so you can get the know the area and better choose where you want to sink your roots.
As far as not paying attention to politics is bad out hear if you like to run the many trails and value your freedoms and access to guns with the liberals/communists trying to shut all the trails down to protect this or that and the constant battle by the left on taking everyones guns.
After our research Carson City was our target but after visiting a couple of times we actually ended up just South of Reno and about 10 minutes from Carson City. I would suggest several visits to your choices and when you choose your place to rent a home for a year or so you can get the know the area and better choose where you want to sink your roots.
As far as not paying attention to politics is bad out hear if you like to run the many trails and value your freedoms and access to guns with the liberals/communists trying to shut all the trails down to protect this or that and the constant battle by the left on taking everyones guns.
09-29-2014, 08:14 AM
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Northern Utah great job opportunities low unemployment rate friendly people close enough to everything you need far enough away you don't feel like living in a big city great housing prices and best of all 4 hours to the best wheeling in the world (Moab) oh and also there isn't a more gun friendly state if you don't believe me look it up five national parks best skiing in the US winter has snow but not Montana Idaho snow so you aren't trapped in your house for weeks at a time infrastructure is in place for quick snow removal great hunting and fishing I feel like this is a job interview I could go on and on
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09-29-2014, 08:18 AM
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One other thing to look at if you are looking to moving to the West is water resources as it is a big, big deal out here and you should know what water rights are if purchasing land.
09-29-2014, 08:35 AM
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What I did when we decided to move out of Illinois was to make a list of priorities for my family. Things like hospitals (my wife is an RN), Schools (I have a son in high school), Distance from the nearest airport that actually flys somewhere for ease of people visiting and having to go back home for family events, crime statistics, taxes, housing pricing, weather, cost of living, and so on. City-data.com is a site that has all kinds of statistics and is really helpful in making a decision on where to move.
After our research Carson City was our target but after visiting a couple of times we actually ended up just South of Reno and about 10 minutes from Carson City. I would suggest several visits to your choices and when you choose your place to rent a home for a year or so you can get the know the area and better choose where you want to sink your roots.
As far as not paying attention to politics is bad out hear if you like to run the many trails and value your freedoms and access to guns with the liberals/communists trying to shut all the trails down to protect this or that and the constant battle by the left on taking everyones guns.
After our research Carson City was our target but after visiting a couple of times we actually ended up just South of Reno and about 10 minutes from Carson City. I would suggest several visits to your choices and when you choose your place to rent a home for a year or so you can get the know the area and better choose where you want to sink your roots.
As far as not paying attention to politics is bad out hear if you like to run the many trails and value your freedoms and access to guns with the liberals/communists trying to shut all the trails down to protect this or that and the constant battle by the left on taking everyones guns.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO4EDD73eO8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4owycawdbw
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09-29-2014, 08:39 AM
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Northern Utah great job opportunities low unemployment rate friendly people close enough to everything you need far enough away you don't feel like living in a big city great housing prices and best of all 4 hours to the best wheeling in the world (Moab) oh and also there isn't a more gun friendly state if you don't believe me look it up five national parks best skiing in the US winter has snow but not Montana Idaho snow so you aren't trapped in your house for weeks at a time infrastructure is in place for quick snow removal great hunting and fishing I feel like this is a job interview I could go on and on
09-29-2014, 10:52 AM
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