Best Hunting Town in America
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As someone who grew up in Lewiston and has lived a couple other places its nowhere close to a top choice hunting town for me.
Big Sky
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After giving this some thought the best place for a hunter to live would be where not many other hunters live. Think about it...
Marshian
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So San Francisco?
twodot
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Much as I like going to Scheels, Big Bear and Big R on the same day, I could never live at Great Falls.
Get about an hour away at Choteau, or Fort Benton and you will be more to my liking.
If you really must live in a full service town, Cody is my choice hands down.
All that said, after being back east for the past 14 months, I am sure looking forward to once again picking my mail up in beautiful downtown Winnett come June!
Get about an hour away at Choteau, or Fort Benton and you will be more to my liking.
If you really must live in a full service town, Cody is my choice hands down.
All that said, after being back east for the past 14 months, I am sure looking forward to once again picking my mail up in beautiful downtown Winnett come June!
Congrats on being able to get back! I wish I could convince the wife of a similar move...
The Hedgehog
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If not great falls, perhaps rock springs or slc
jryoung
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San Francisco very well could be the number growth city in the number of hunters. In 2012 Hunter-Ed.com had over 20,000 users from San Francisco-San Jose.
There's year round hunting here, all three elk (if you can draw), one of the best flyways in the country, sheep, goats, blacktails and mulies.
Not to mention the bounty that is Big Blue to our west.
Jon Boy
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As far hunting, yah its better where I live now, but the biggest thing that kills me living in central MT is there isnt any close places to fish for salmon or steelhead. Plenty of hunting around there to keep me busy as well.
dustinf
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We have a great friend that lives in the lower Haight, and try to make it out there once a year. One of my favorite places on Earth.
Toadslayer
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We don't call it "Not so Great" Falls for nothing. meh
I vote Otter, MT
I vote Otter, MT
MThuntr
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That's the FIRST time I've ever heard anyone say that!!
junior88
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Rifle, CO. Never been there, never seen a picture of it. Just the name alone sounds like the perfect place.
twodot
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! Pointer, you need to just figure on coming out and seeing me.
Mthunr, ok maybe missing MT blurs my vision a bit, but I really hope to not have to go east of Jordan any more after this next trip.
Mthunr, ok maybe missing MT blurs my vision a bit, but I really hope to not have to go east of Jordan any more after this next trip.
PonoHunt
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Pretty sure Lewiston was the top sportsman town in the US, I think it was in the Outdoor Life. Will try to find the article. It was good
Saco. Proof positive.
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DQ less than a half hour drive.
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DQ less than a half hour drive.
Loaded For Bear
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Meeteetse, WY is literally the perfect place.
Really?? I would think UT has great hunting but poor odds at getting tags to do so. AZ and NV are kind of the same thing. I guess when I look at the place to live for hunting I look at the amount of game and also the ease of drawing a tag to go at it. With that, I look at MT, WY, and CO and ID
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Otter is a great place, but the public access is pretty tough in some parts of that country.
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