Where to you call home?

[Furseeker]

First let me say again how fortunate I feel about finding this site, seems like a great source to learn more about this great sport. And if this topic has already been cussed and discussed then I apologize. But I would find it interesting to find out where you guys call home. Or where you were originally from and where you call home now. I’m from Utah, born and raised here. And while we don’t have the opportunity to take as many deer as some of you guys have I couldn’t imagine life out of the Rocky Mountains.

[Widow's Son]

Born and raised in Dewitt, Arkansas. I now reside in Wooster, Arkansas.

[MikeW]

Basically grew up in Bridgeport, CA. moved to the Dallas,TX area and spent 27 years there. I moved to Escondido,CA. about 4 years ago. Am 52

[karrow]

born and raised in the small town of Yates Center Kansas. lots of open pastures and lots of big timber the best of both worlds    dont wanna live anywhere else  

[Terry Lightle]

Live in a little log cabin West of Sand Springs,Okla,walked across the road and did some still huntin this morning

[GRINCH]

Born and raised in Ponca City,Okla,lived there until I joined the Navy upon retiring I ended up in Ala,but Okla will always be home.

[David Yukon]

Born ann raised in Quebec Canada, Have been in the Yukon for the last 14 years, and not ready to leave yet... So it is home!!

in a tent  down by the river. Cold   so cold.

[ordcorpdw]

Farthest southwest corner of AZ. California border is at the end of the main drag. We have a casino where in one section your in AZ and the other side your in CA. Mexico is about 15 minutes away.....damn hot too!

[Cherokee Scout]

Born in Dayton Ohio, moved to St Louis for many years, now live on a lake in Alabama.

[Tower climber]

West PA to NW Ohio to here , Foley , AL

[Margly]

Surnadal, Norway  

[2madjacks]

Raised in Sand Springs, Okla. Now live about 5 min. south in Sapulpa, Okla.

[dispatch 510]

Born and raised in WV, now reside in Tn.

[PrarrieDog]

Raised in So. Cal. but moved to Wyoming soon as I could. Casper is home and like Del Gue said in the movie "the Rocky mountains is the morrow of the earth" Yeah the wind blows and it gets cold but you can feel THE EARTH IS ALIVE! here and it's home.

Lot's of folks just put in a state but some states are rather large. A town would be nice in their profile.

[YORNOC]

Eastern Massachusetts. Not a good place to live for a woodsman. I belong in Cody, Wyoming....someday.

[Outwest]

I live in Forks Wa. In the olympic rain forest not far from where the strait of juan de fuca meets the pacific ocean.
 It rains about 140 inches a year. We have roosevelt elk, blacktail deer, bear and cougar for big game. For fishing it is salmon, steelhead and trout in the many rivers and the ocean.
 I doubt I will ever live anywhere else.

John

[horatio1226]

hudson valley ,new york

[SveinD]

Born on a big rock off the coast of Mid-Norway, Kristiansund. Currently residing in the city of moustaches, Trondheim.
Kristiansund's what I call home, though  

[centaur]

Raised as an Army brat, so I lived several places growing up. Did a little stint in the Green Machine myself, ending up at Ft. Wolters, Texas (Mineral Wells). Got a job with Ft. Worth PD after the Army, but wised up and moved to Wyoming in 1977. With the exception of a couple of months in the winter in Arizona, I'm not leaving Wyoming, and I am fortunate enough to live in Buffalo, on the east face of the Bighorn Mts. Unlike PrarrieDog, I moved from Casper because the wind there is brutal. No place better than Buffalo for me.