I need my girlfriend to graduate college and start making the big bucks so we can buy some land haha!
Knew this day would come.
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Milo
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Here is some sage advice my friend...
No matter what
Marry a girl with a career and drive... Lots of freeloaders out there
No matter how good is the sack she is..
That's one thing that keeps me optimistic about mine. She has a plan and sets high goals for herself. And she does really well in school and is a hard worker. I always joke with her to hurry up and graduate so I can just quit my job lol
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Screw buying land in ohio.
Malta Montana. 1,215+/- contiguous acres in one block with a combination of grazing and irrigated land. Easy county road access and excellent hunting opportunities on your own land! Located next to the Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge. Perimeter fenced.
IRRIGATED : 571.52+/-
GRAZING: 644.07+/-
$625,000.
Malta Montana. 1,215+/- contiguous acres in one block with a combination of grazing and irrigated land. Easy county road access and excellent hunting opportunities on your own land! Located next to the Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge. Perimeter fenced.
IRRIGATED : 571.52+/-
GRAZING: 644.07+/-
$625,000.
Big_Holla
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I couldn't agree more Dick. If we didn't have opportunity to buy into my uncle's farm I would have been looking for something up here even just to invest and hopefully have to raise kids on hunting.
I sure hate to hear the news for you Moundhill. Hopefully you will run into a deal you can afford to secure land for you and your family for the future.
Moundy- They aren't making anymore land. You have had an eye opener at a young age. Use it to your advantage. Let it motivate you to buy your own. It is a great way to diversify your retirement portfolio. Ground is not going to go down in value much. When interest rates climb, and inflation sets in, property is going to go crazy in value. It is a commodity. There is a limited supply. Buy as much as you can while interest rates are historically low and land is "reasonable".
Well, got word today that whoever someone is in contract and will be closing withing 2 weeks. Which means I'll have to take down 3 stands, and 2 cameras. It sucks, that's tw properties in a row that I've finally gotten figured out, and have to let them go. I'm contemplating selling my house and buying a chunk of ground with a run down trailer. This is exhausting.
at1010
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That sucks man. You could always sit on the porch and shoot some doe or wait to see if they bring any good bucks around come rut.
That's why I'm trying not to complain about it too much. I mean it's sucks, but there's definitely people out there with bigger problems.
Hortontoter
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at1010
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good attitude, sometimes we all get so caught up with deer hunting its easy to not look at it that way. I know I have done this myself many times!
Ill keep my fingers crossed you find an even better place buddy!
I'm getting deja vu lol
sorry to hear about your property tho, nothings worse than figuring out a prop and having it yanked out from under you and nothing you can do...
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ImpalaSSpeed96
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Are they out of their minds? Seriously though, I've never heard of a club charging that. You can go to a farm up in NNJ and shoot a 200 inch deer for that cost. Yes, penned deer, but the point is still 7k is a ton of money, especially to hunt with a club....