which state?
#5
I'll throw a different spin on it. If it was based on hunting only WITH current regs then I'd have to say Alaska. Lots of game and opportunities without a lot of people. But if reg's were different and I could draw whatever tags I wanted every year I would choose Wyoming or Montana. Lots of game and not near as cold as Alaska.
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Alaska. Lots of game & not too many people..
There are LOTS of people in Alaska!! And, lots of people does NOT = lots of game!!
Drilling Man
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Lots of game and not near as cold as Alaska.
The interior of Alaska is cold in the winter, and hot in the summer, along the coast, it's not so cold in the winter, and not so hot in the summer..
Drilling Man
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From: durango Colorado USA
I think my problem with Alaska is the length of the day in winter & summer. I think that long dark winter would wear on me----plus the long days in summer would also take a toll. I'll stick with Colorado---love the blue skies & sunshine.
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From: Rocky Mountains, Colorado
Alaska hunting is the best the USA has to offer IMO.
Alaska residency: Anchorage or Sitka looked like nice places to live when not hunting.
Snowbird to Colorado/Arizona or New Zealand for the off season.
Alaska residency: Anchorage or Sitka looked like nice places to live when not hunting.
Snowbird to Colorado/Arizona or New Zealand for the off season.


