BEST PLACE TO LIVE
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Looking for a small town located right in the heart of some of the best upland and waterfowl and fishing. Needing some suggestions. [email protected]
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Typical Buck
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From: Seattle, WA
Ellensburg, Washington.
Wild huns, chukar, pheasant, valley quail, mountain quail, ruffed grouse, blue grouse, sharptail grouse (not legal to shoot in WA), sage grouse (not legal to shoot in WA), spruce grouse and blue grouse, as well as all types of waterfowl at the world-famous " Potholes" are all within 90 minutes of this college town. Most are within 60 minutes. The Yakima River flows right through Ellensburg, and some of the biggest trout are caught within 20 miles of town. You' ll need a driftboat, however, for the best year-round flyfishing.
But I could happily hunt the greatest gamebird of all (the Gray [Hungarian] Partridge) and flyfish the rivers of Southwest Montana from a base in either Bozeman or Livingston or Ennis, MT. Of course, you' ll need Winston rods and fine English Setters to do so, but I have plenty of both.
Wild huns, chukar, pheasant, valley quail, mountain quail, ruffed grouse, blue grouse, sharptail grouse (not legal to shoot in WA), sage grouse (not legal to shoot in WA), spruce grouse and blue grouse, as well as all types of waterfowl at the world-famous " Potholes" are all within 90 minutes of this college town. Most are within 60 minutes. The Yakima River flows right through Ellensburg, and some of the biggest trout are caught within 20 miles of town. You' ll need a driftboat, however, for the best year-round flyfishing.
But I could happily hunt the greatest gamebird of all (the Gray [Hungarian] Partridge) and flyfish the rivers of Southwest Montana from a base in either Bozeman or Livingston or Ennis, MT. Of course, you' ll need Winston rods and fine English Setters to do so, but I have plenty of both.

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From: dell rapids south dakota USA
South Dakota elk Mule and whitetail deer, antelope, coyotes and fox, mountain goats bighorn sheep pheasant, sage grouse, sharptail and prairie chicken hungarian partridge, dove, bobwhite and the reason I moved to this state 43 years ago waterfowl.
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I would have to say Cascade Montana,Raised there and you can have all the things a person wan' ts to hunt.Phesants,grouse,huns,geese,ducks,deer,elk,bea r on and on and on.Tempratue can be temper mental but your on the banna belt warms up in a hurry.
Fishing right on the Missouri River,rainbow,browns,ling and walley, a 100 miles in either direction you have small mouth,large mouth,perch,catfish,sturgon and paddle fish. and plus you have the mountains and good country.
Fishing right on the Missouri River,rainbow,browns,ling and walley, a 100 miles in either direction you have small mouth,large mouth,perch,catfish,sturgon and paddle fish. and plus you have the mountains and good country.


