If you couldn't live in Indiana and had to live in a different state...

[Yellowjeep]

Montana,Wyoming,Idaho

 

[nightgaunt]

Did Colorado for 6 years, and hate to say it but, we will be going back when the kids grow up a bit more (maybe college age)

 

[jdmack79]

Did Colorado for 6 years, and hate to say it but, we will be going back when the kids grow up a bit more (maybe college age)

I'll buy all of your high capacity magazines off of you before the departure.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

KY is nice. I hear they have good jelly.

OR perhaps TN or GA. Or even western NC.

Way outside the box would be NM.

 

[Dean C.]

Texas for sure lots of places to shoot rifles very far. Also great hunting laws there and one of the few states that is auto knife friendly.

 

[marv]

Eastern Texas. I have relatives there.

 

[sepe]

It's not another state but I think I'd rather live in Australia. If I have to pick a state though, probably Kentucky to be near my family.

I loved Australia and I think I could get use to going to the beach on Christmas. I don't think I'd want to live there forever though. I've been looking at land (as a someday, possibly kind of thing) in the middle of nowhere Kentucky, West Virginia, and Maine.

 

[Shadow8088]

Back to PA... better hunting, bigger deer, real rifles... oh.. and actual moving water.. these sluggish streams up here in NWI just **** me off when people call them trout streams..

 

[RedneckReject]

Where abouts in TN are you from?

I grew up on the south side of Jackson.

To answer the OP, if I had to pick something other than IN, it'd probably be TN or KY. Now, I'll have to go check the older thread and see if I'm being consistent.

Outskirts of Maryville. I do miss it terribly

 

[fdbc]

I would go to Az. I have family there and there are some parts of the desert that are nice. Not many people in the are around my family either.

 

[Redtbird]

Prolly Florida. At my age, I gotten to where I hate cold weather and snow and ice and being cold...

 

[boogieman]

I'd go either to Colorado (that's where my kids are) or back to Texas ( I grew up in west Texas and southern New Mexico)

 

[Grizhicks]

TN...because I want to go home

AMEN.... would move back to east Tennessee in a heartbeat

 

[gregkl]

Western MI or TN.......then more distant, WI, ID, TX

 

[The Keymaster]

Michigan.

 

[mayor al]

We had lived in SoCal for a long time before retiring in 2000. Our first choice was here in So Indiana for many reasons, including kids and grandkids in this area. Our second choice, and would have been first if the kids had not requested our return to this area, was SOUTHERN (DIXIE) UTAH. The area near St George and Zion Nat'l Park and Lake Powell. I love the high-desert area and would return there if circumstances in our family or my health were to change to permit it. But The medical services in Louisville and Indy are keeping me alive, and 20 of the 25 grandkids are within an hour of us...and, right now, that is more important than the scenic tranquility and great hunting in Utah.

We could call the Lake Powell area home very easily !!

 

[PapaScout]

I think Texas will be my next step.

 

[remauto1187]

Without a doubt Anchorage, Alaska. Why is it that everybody thinks ALL of Alaska is cold? There are like 4 different weather patterns there. Anchorage has a higher average temperature during winter time than what the winter temps usually are here. Average is around 32 during the winter in Anchorage.

Now go 2 hrs north of Anchorage and things are very different..>FRIGID COLD!

 

[turnandshoot4]

KY

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Outskirts of Maryville. I do miss it terribly

Oh yeah...I spent a few years in Knoxville. It was amazing how fast walking those hills, one leg would grow longer than the other to keep you from rolling down them.