Help from folks in Wyoming

Maybe true.

 

There is always New York City...…...

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mX2AyjVrrck

 

Yah I’m sure it will be cheap soon crime is only up 600 percent from last year lol

 

Only problem with hunting in the east 1/3 of WY is a large amount of the land is private.

 

#becausefreedom

 

Well....buy a bunch of private land up there so we have a place to hunt.

 

That’s the idea

 

Prairie dog hunting should be plety

 

I wish....

 

I'll show you my small 5 acres of paradise near Ft Garland once this Covid takes a hike.

 

I live in Wyoming. What would you like to know?

 

I used to live in Rapid (SD), so I spent quite a bit of time in Eastern WYO. Still have a cabin in Spearfish Canyon, but I would live in Sheridan in a heartbeat. Winters can be BRUTAL and the wind blows A LOT, that's the reason I said "it's the least populated State in the nation for a reason." It can be extremely harsh. I always used to say that 40 below keeps the riff-raff out, but then I went to Minneapolis. So much for that argument.

 

@Trdwillie14 did you find out what you needed/wanted to know about Wyoming, or do you still have some questions?

 

Sorry I was just wondering best places to live as far as we want safe good schools work wise. Small town pretty conservative

 

No apologies needed. The schools are pretty similar, all are basically as safe as any other. I don't have kids, so I can't help as much there, but any of the higher population (relatively speaking) towns/cities have multiple options.
As far as work, it depends on what you do. The cost of living is lower in the state, so wages can be a bit lower as well. Don't think that you can't make your bills on the pay cut without researching first. Most of Wyoming is pretty conservative, unless you are in the NW area and some parts along the Northern border. Those are also the places that most people think are just gorgeous, so tourists fill them and people buy their second or third vacation homes there. Prime example, Harrison Ford has a place up in Jackson. That part of the state is a mini california/colorado.

If you don't want to put too many details about your work on the public interwebs you can PM me and I'll offer what info I can. I value anonymity and privacy online so I won't share anything without your blessing.

 

I have property in Star Valley Wyoming, near Jackson. It's expensive like the coastal parts of California. If you're looking for a slower way of life, then parts of Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and Utah is the way to go. Unfortunately, many people know this and are moving to these places. Idaho, Utah, Montana have seen a HUGE insurgence of Californian's move in and drive our once "affordable" home prices through the roof. My home value has increased significantly. Utah's home prices are up 50% over the past two years. Anyways, there are affordable parts of the country still. Most of which are in the Deep South, OUT of the major cities. Good luck with your search.

 

Do a search on city-data.com. Tells you crime rate, population, schools, neighborhoods, etc.

 

It’s Mainly why I’m looking at Wyoming we looked at Texas and Idaho but to many cali are moving there and that’s not what I want lol. Plus I like the population size verse the land and we wanted something with not the best winter to scare people off lol