who lives in town and who lives in the country?

Bartels · Post by **Bartels** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 12:51 pm

Kinda slow on here today so I tought I'd though out a question everyone cound answer

beagle crazy · Post by **beagle crazy** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 12:59 pm

Town unfortunately. Would LOVE to live in the country, but can't find a place I can afford

Joeyman · Post by **Joeyman** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:06 pm

We live in town.........small subdivision

ironjawdawgs · Post by **ironjawdawgs** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:11 pm

beagle crazy wrote:Town unfortunately. Would LOVE to live in the country, but can't find a place I can afford

Same here

just moved into town about year and a half ago. It's been really hard going from a farm of 500-600 acrs to .5 acrs. It's killing me man. I drive 45 min each time back to the farm to run my dogs. I also would LOVE to live back out in the country but can't afford it. Plus my wife doesn't want to, which really stinks. She said she would rather live in a big city somewhere. Gotta change her mind or find a new one!! LOL! only thing she makes too good a money.
Elliott

Bartels · Post by **Bartels** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:16 pm

I just moved from town to the country and LOVE it!!!!!

hounddog · Post by **hounddog** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:16 pm

Neither. I'm in the mountains so far I have to pack my lunch just to go to town. LOL. Seriously, about 12 miles from the nearest small town and love'en every minute of it.

hounddog
Jim Umbarger

Emery · Post by **Emery** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:26 pm

We are in town now, I have been trying to get her to let us live out in the country for 3 moves now... Now we are going back to MO and we will rent in town until this house sells and then buy 25-35 acres with or without a house. If without, then we will build and then put up a small barn/shed and build a running pen too. Then I will be hard pressed to move again.

Joeyman · Post by **Joeyman** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:30 pm

What part of MO? Emery

ANTHONY KERR · Post by **ANTHONY KERR** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:44 pm

I live beside a small country club. I have close neighbors, but I can be running dogs 5 minutes from home. I am about 10 minutes from town. I looked at a small farm last year, but the wife did not like the farm house.

I liked the pond and the black berry thickets not to mention the old grown up pasture. I probably would have been too close to one of my old drinking buddies.

That may not have been too good.

Jane · Post by **Jane** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 2:40 pm

I'm in town looking for land too, hard to come by at a reasonable price for some woods.
Small Island, lots of waterfront, lots of high prices and I'm a real estate broker, LOL !!

Rabbithoundjb · Post by **Rabbithoundjb** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 3:20 pm

Out in the country, in fact I've never lived in town.

marr24 · Post by **marr24** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:28 pm

In the country, just bought a farm last year that's been in the family for 3 generations. Wouldn't know what to do in the city!

Shady Grove Beagles · Post by **Shady Grove Beagles** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:44 pm

As rabbithound just mentioned--- I live in the country and always have in my adult life.
I've always been fortunate enough to be where I could turn the dogs out and hunt right from the house. Here in Tn. I have about 5 acres enclosed to start a pup and the cover is good enough that you can can run a couple of grown dogs. Behind me my running pen fence shares part of a fence line with a neighbor who has 200 acres fenced for a fox / coyote pen. Sometimes on a Sunday afternoon in the winter I'll take a lawn chair and go sit down by the fence and watch the coyote go by. In all honesty I think some strains of beagles can drive harder than those guy's foxhounds.
Down across a couple hundred acre bean field is another fox pen of about 125 acres. If you care to you can sit out and listen to a fox race bout anytime you want to. Course I wish they were rabbit pens myself that I could run but YOU KNOW that beaglers just don't have money like those fox guys!!!! LOL
I still have a fair amount of hunting places within 10-15 minutes but I'll tell you that never take them for granted and you never can have too many. I have lost half a dozen hunting spots in the last year or two.Subdivisions / developement,posting,leased,etc.

Post by **Bev** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 4:51 pm

Shady Grove, I wish I lived where you live. I'd kill to have access to a fox pen. I love to run beagles on fox. It's a rush.

Here's a stupid one. I live in the city and work in (almost) the country.

NC rabbit hunter · Post by **NC rabbit hunter** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:09 pm

Country Boy,farm raised!.Sampson County , NC.

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