Moving to Grangeville

mdeerjunkie

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Any advice from the locals? I'll be moving up in march for a new job. Hows the community, hunting, fishing, ect. If anyone knows or has suggestions of a good place to rent for a bit id be all ears.
 
Never lived there but have known people from there and surrounding area. Smaller town fairly tight knit. Fairly high percentage catholic. Some good people there. Most people drive to Lewiston for their big grocery purchases.

The general area is predominately agriculture. Quite a bit of private ground. If your courteous and ask the right people I’m sure you can get access. It’s not far to access good public land areas.

Lewis Clark wildlife Club is a rifle range not too far. They have benches and can shoot out to 500 yards. Also a couple Trap Shooting clubs near there.
 
It’s a great place for a guy that wants to be outside. Mountains to hells canyon country. You’re surround by all kinds of hunting and fishing. Literally year round stuff to do. Steeelhead, chukars, whitetail, mule deer, elk, upland birds, pretty much everything is within an hour or two. If you can make a living there and don’t need big city life, you can make it great. Congrats
 
The town itself isn’t much so you will have to drive an hour and a halfish to Lewiston to do any real shopping. But, The Depot Food and Fuel used to have a really good burger and fry special and, like @44hunter45 and @Elktrack said, you are so close to so many really neat places. If you could buddy up with some local farmers, I bet the coyote hunting would be good.
 
As others have said cool area, limited services for lots of creature comforts. People are an interesting mix of salt of the earth people and total dirtbag criminals allowed to get away with it because they’re locals. Decent amount of people have moved there in the last few years due to lack of building codes from the county.
 
Were you sentenced there, or did you volunteer? Actually, it's a great central location for outdoor pursuits, but that's about it. This is a town of about ~3500 people, and ~18K people in the ENTIRE County (Idaho County is Idaho's largest geographic county)
But McCall is a little more than an hour away for a cool Mountain Ski/Lake Town. Lewiston is 1.5 hours away (Costco), and Spokane is only 3 hours away.

Colorado isn't in the top 10 of hated plates, but I'd certainly try to get new licence plates before I moved into town...
 
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