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<blockquote data-quote="Fitz" data-source="post: 342512" data-attributes="member: 22058"><p>You are correct, I am single. I have been required to move around the world the every two years. So far, I have lived in the UK, South Carolina, Korea, Maryland and might as well add Iraq for how much I spent there. Between deployments and training, I have never had time to unpack my boxes. I'm looking forward to being in one place for more than 2 years.</p><p></p><p>Being a resident of Alaska has many benefits. The biggest being I'm not required to usea guide to go hunting! If I choose public land, I am able to hunt on my own and save about $10K. That is worth moving up there alone. Since I will be going to school, it would be good not to have so many distractions during the winter semesters. This last semester almost killed me between bow hunting whitetails, working full time and school.</p><p></p><p>I have to agree with many others, Alaska is the last frontier. I have been leaning towards moving up there. I wouldn't mind being a mountain man rather than a physician assistant.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fitz, post: 342512, member: 22058"] You are correct, I am single. I have been required to move around the world the every two years. So far, I have lived in the UK, South Carolina, Korea, Maryland and might as well add Iraq for how much I spent there. Between deployments and training, I have never had time to unpack my boxes. I'm looking forward to being in one place for more than 2 years. Being a resident of Alaska has many benefits. The biggest being I'm not required to usea guide to go hunting! If I choose public land, I am able to hunt on my own and save about $10K. That is worth moving up there alone. Since I will be going to school, it would be good not to have so many distractions during the winter semesters. This last semester almost killed me between bow hunting whitetails, working full time and school. I have to agree with many others, Alaska is the last frontier. I have been leaning towards moving up there. I wouldn't mind being a mountain man rather than a physician assistant. [/QUOTE]
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