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SW toad

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Mean Purple said:
they really have jacked that place up. Had thought about a trip up there a few years ago but it just got crazy busy up there.

Guess I'll look at Wyoming (I have ranchers in my family, don't judge) or South Dakota for a get away.
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My uncle/aunt have property in Bozeman and Missoula. They've told me the Californicators have come in and really jacked-gummed-tarred things up. The Mountains states should be barred from communists entering plain and simple.
 
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HornyWartyToad

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SW toad said:
My uncle/aunt have property in Bozeman and Missoula. They've told me the Californicators have come in and really jacked-gummed-tarred things up. The Mountains states should be barred from communists entering plain and simple.
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25 years ago I was in Missoula for a law school competition. Immediately fell in love Went to a ski shop to rent som skis for a couple days, and decided to mess with the guy at checkout. Told him I was impressed with the town and thinking of moving there with 100k of my best friends. He said, OK, as long as they’re not from California.
 
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tetonfrog

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Mean Purple said:
they really have jacked that place up. Had thought about a trip up there a few years ago but it just got crazy busy up there.

Guess I'll look at Wyoming (I have ranchers in my family, don't judge) or South Dakota for a get away.
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Bozeman is just like Jackson Hole now. Wonderful place to live but very tough to find housing. Beautiful area though.

Went up to Bozeman & then Missoula last fall. Amazing country.
 
AroundWorldFrog

AroundWorldFrog

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tetonfrog said:
Bozeman is just like Jackson Hole now. Wonderful place to live but very tough to find housing. Beautiful area though.

Went up to Bozeman & then Missoula last fall. Amazing country.
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To me, the area Bozeman is in is pretty blah. Really have to go 20 miles or more out from Bozeman to get into God's country imo.
 
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AroundWorldFrog said:
To me, the area Bozeman is in is pretty blah. Really have to go 20 miles or more out from Bozeman to get into God's country imo.
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Is that property line pretty well established? Does He pay taxes on all of it? Have Californians acquired any of His country or do they only buy from the locals?
 
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Mean Purple

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AroundWorldFrog said:
Wyoming is great. Black Hills are crazy busy. Having lived in Cody for several years, I'm partial to Wyoming. Big Horn Mountains are a still relatively undiscovered gem. But stick to the northern part between Sheridan and Lovell on 14A.
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Thanks. Ever been to Telluride in the warmer months? Some folks said check it out. I've been in that part of Wyoming. And if I don't do some advance thinking for a small vacation this year, I may end up back there visiting friends.
 
AroundWorldFrog

AroundWorldFrog

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Mean Purple said:
Thanks. Ever been to Telluride in the warmer months? Some folks said check it out. I've been in that part of Wyoming. And if I don't do some advance thinking for a small vacation this year, I may end up back there visiting friends.
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Never spent a lot of time in CO except to drive/ride through to WY/MT. Just never the same vibe for me. I have TX friends that ride motorcycles there a lot because it's fairly easy to get to. We did spend some time riding around Gunnison a couple of years ago. You can certainly never beat Yellowstone, but it's gotten so crowded. Go before Memorial Day or after Labor Day.
 

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