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Thank you for the posts. Post Falls is more expensive than Spokane Valley, but it looks to have a few more places to hunt. My wife flipped when I told her what she suspected. I'm not out to locate senior centers. I just lost the best lab I have ever owned. I've ordered a Cheesy who will be too young for this season. I have three different style duck boats. I also have a small camper and it would seem that I could make the Potholes in about two hours. I am torn. My house doesn't close until September 25 here in Oregon. I'll buy a non-resident license and explore the area before I cast my vote. Thankfully the wife likes Opportunity and Post Falls. It would appear that fishing prospects are both impressive. Seems crazy to make a decision on a three month season, but I bet a few of you out there understand.
We live in south Spokane Valley 2 blocks west of highway 27 and I hunt Idaho.
There are a lot of things to consider, Washington vs. Idaho. Overall it is cheaper to live in Idaho than Washington . Yes they have grocery tax but there gas tax is a lot less . Also Washington has dicount for seniors on property tax if you meet their criteria , Idaho does also. Senior resident hunting is a whole lot cheaper in Idaho . We live in washington but do a lot of our shopping in Idaho , prices seem to be less even though we pay their sales tax. Car tabs are a lot cheaper in Idaho. Income tax is not as bad as people make it out to be . We would sell out and move in a heart beat , finding affordable homes on retirement Is what is stopping us.
DArcher, where are you moving here from, if I may ask?
I will take that advice. Too many other places to hunt safely.