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In the wonderful Pacific Norwthwest.A little town in the the mid Willamette valley, Jefferson Oregon.
It's starting to get very crowded here but there's still more hunting, fishing, hiking, exploring, etc. than a working feller can ever take advantage of.

TradRat wrote:That's it, I'm moving to Ohio! Ben, make room for my wall tent next to that turkey trail, I'll need a shooting lane!

Nice to see or hear about where everyone lives. I'm in Cranberry Township, PA...about 15 miles north of Pittsburgh...GO STEELERS!

Excellent deer, turkey and small game hunting. Hunt both private and public land close to home and farther north. Good to great trout fishing nearby also. Also close to Ohio which I plan on hunting again this coming season (grew up in NE Ohio). Yep, it's pretty good!

I live in Wythe Co. Virginia! A stones throw from Big Survey, Public Hunting Land! Some really good hunting if you can find a Place to get on it, as most of the land around the bottom is private owned. Originally from Northeast Tennessee!

I live in the White Mts of New Hampshire.Not many deer but lots of turkeys,bear and moose.Been thinking about moveing down south. getting to cold up here.

I live in LA,thats Lower Alabama.

I live in central Va in the small town of Ruckersville. I am just a few minutes north of Charlottesville, which is the home of the Univ of Va, and Thomas Jefferson's home "Monticello". I hunt on a small piece of private property that boarders President James Madison's home "Montpelier". There are some great whitetails in this area. The Shenandoah National Park is just 15 minutes from my house......lots and lots of bears in the mountains.

Helderberg mtns. Knox NY

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. (aka The Great White North).

I live in the flat lands of East Central, Illinois.
Just outside of the very small town of Roberts.

Tim