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RE: what state would you pick
No Place Like Home. IA
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what areaof indiana
ORIGINAL: bloodcreek Easy, Illinois. I would have the same job as i work right on the Indiana side of the River boardering Ill. Bow of course!! |
RE: what state would you pick
ORIGINAL: Germ ORIGINAL: rybohunter Well since you included fishing…..That makes it a bit more difficult. The main things I would look at are: species diversity quality of their wildlife management system (which includes seasons & bag limits) Quality of the trout & smallmouth bass fishing Some states in the running would be Idaho-incredible species diversity & absolutely beautiful Montana-self explanatory Ohio-great deer and close to home but not sure about the fishing Missouri- good deer/turkeys & smallmouth PA- lacking in deer quality, but if I had enough land to manage I could deal with it. Excellent trout & smallmouth fishing 
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The Idaho panhandle or Northwest Montana,Alaska wouldn't be terrible!
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Alaska, British Columbia or Yukon.......Whitetails are great, but there's a lot more out there to see.
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i seeno onesheadfor mexico i went there a fewyears ago drove 200 milesd into it in the middle of no ware and never saw a animal
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Texas Hill Country. Lots of deer, turkey and hogs, good bird hunting and big bass. Fishing and something to hunt year round.
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Alaska hands down. But I would keep a second home in Colorado.
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What is this, a LOCATION thread.;)[8D]
Wow, so many states to pick and it really depends on the species. I'd love a spot with plenty of elk, whitetail, mule deer, pronghorn, black bear, turkeys etc...sorta narrows it. :D |
RE: what state would you pick
Rob,you just described Idaho and Montana.My wife wont come with me.I have asked!
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