Retirement location

[dejake]

If you could retire anywhere, with turkey hunting in mind, where would it be, and why? All input is welcome.  Thanks

[codym]

If I had money it would be Texas. Nice weather, lots of birds, lots of other game, and depending on where your at not to far to good hunting in other states.

[Gobspur]

TN?  Good all around hunting and fishing, beautiful, and centered in good location to hit multiple other states.

[Greg Massey]

Anywhere , they doesn't have rattlesnakes and lot's of turkeys...But i'm retired and living in Tenn.. i will be  retired 3 years this July...it's the life guys .. i worked at the same job for 37 years...now i have good health ins. and a retirement check every month...it's the life...every day is sat. but one...

[maytom]

Anywhere , they doesn't have rattlesnakes and lot's of turkeys...But i'm retired and living in Tenn.. i will be  retired 3 years this July...it's the life guys .. i worked at the same job for 37 years...now i have good health ins. and a retirement check every month...it's the life...every day is sat. but one...

[/Ditto Greg!!!!

Like you, I recently retired as well, and your right, about everyday being Saturday except one!!! LOLb]

[Tail Feathers]

I would chose the Texas Hill Country.  Good hunting, pretty scenery and close enough to big cities to have all the amenities and necessities one could need.

[catman529]

Same place I've always lived here in middle Tennessee


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[tha bugman]

PA

[Spurs]

Only these Arkansas birds know how to make my blood boil.  Been several other places...guess there is nowhere like home.


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[SwampDog35]

Considering I've got 14 years to go. Depends on the situation of this country at the time. More than likely Alabama.