If you could move to a state specifially for the hunting and fishing, what state would you choose? *assuming you still have to h

[pumakitchen]

If you could move to a state specifially for the hunting and fishing, what state would you choose? \*assuming you still have to have a normal job. Why?

[Beekeeper]

I once would have said Montana but with what they have done to the licensing system out there I have put that one on hold. Washington State perhaps? Alaska might be a good one also...?

[HillbillyDeluxe]

Definitely Wyoming. I'm in the wind turbine industry, so it would be perfect.

[HillbillyDeluxe]

Actually, maybe still Montana. Hard decision.

[KMB33]

I would say Alaska. You can hunt deer, elk, moose, and fish a bunch.

[Charley]

Utah. Almost every fish and big game animal are available here. Plus, almost limitless public land.

[hjohn429]

Montanna or Wyoming have great deer herds and lots of elk. The only problem with MT is grizzlies.

[Sportsman Matt]

Here's my top 5 picks,

#1) Maine
#2) New York
#3) Montana
#4) Washington
#5) Oklahoma

[bonnier-admin_2]

I would say Alaska but its seasonable primarily August and September for big game. Fishing, ya its year round. But my number one pick would be New Mexico around Alamogordo!

[kjflorian]

Always wanted to go to AK. I also enjoyed CO when I lived there.

[Alex Williams]

Montana definately. Not only because of the many species of animals you can hunt there, but also all of the amazing flyfishing there is. I am hoping to be able to go Montana State University after i graduate so that would be a wonderful experience.

[adaboshi]

PLEASE DON'T ANYONE ELSE COME TO MONTANA or atleast if you do, come with respect and humility. I'm born and raised here and I see people move here and then complain about our way of life. People buy up land that I grew up fishing and hunting on and then close it, without any regard for our traditions, customs and stations in life.

[buckeye]

Alaska

[pumakitchen]

Sportman Matt: New York is an interesting pick, why New York at #2?

[tourneyking734]

I would rather stay in maine, it is great as it is