Thread: Moving from CT to WY today. AMA
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Originally Posted By Joesky20⏩
Cost of living, CT is just way too expensive. Less people, red state, more freedoms, new scenery and slower pace in life.Why Wyoming?
Did you get land out there?
Plan to pickup new hobbies?
Did you get a new job?
How much was the uhaul?
Did you get land out there?
Plan to pickup new hobbies?
Did you get a new job?
How much was the uhaul?
Planning to get involved in firearms, and continue being in the automotive hobby.
No job yet, but right now the job market is an appliers market right now. I'm in the automotive and heavy equipment trade. Trying to find a way into the gas and oil field.
No U-Haul, just loaded my truck up, and tossed my furniture. Most of my furniture was hand me downs or cheap enough to toss and not care. I'm coming from a 1 bedroom apartment, so it's not like I had a lot of stuff anyway.
Originally Posted By AlBHappy⏩
Enfield. See answers above your quote.What part of CT? Hartford or Bridgeport? Why?
10-02-2021, 06:09 AM
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Originally Posted By EDcellent⏩
Are you married? I can’t imagine dating will be easy.Title.
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Originally Posted By QuickShotSteve⏩
Yeah I've visited WY twice. I had a lot of fun, and enjoyed the area. I consider myself "only" right leaning, but these past 5 years have been way too wild of a ride. Blue states are not for me anymore.You will like living in a red state boyo. I came to FL 15 years ago from fairfield county, never looked back.
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Unless I somehow start making 750k/yr I’m looking forward to getting out of CT
Enjoy WY bro (ded fkn Srs)
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I'm doing the same thing in 12 years
Good state tax wise
Reps so I can track thread get pointers
Thinking rock springs area myself
Wana see wolves in Yellowstone and glacier b4 I'm dead
Good state tax wise
Reps so I can track thread get pointers
Thinking rock springs area myself
Wana see wolves in Yellowstone and glacier b4 I'm dead
10-02-2021, 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
Houses are well insulated. Sunny when it's not snowing. Wyoming winters aren't the miserable slog that are winters in Ohio or NY where it's grey and miserable for months at a time.Why didn't you pick a state with better weather? I looked at Wyoming but the horrible weather turned me off
Source: Survived 15 winters in Colorado.
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Mirin op. Currently about half an hour from wyo.
Just get used to the wind that chit is no joke. Businesses even close on of their double doors depending on which way the wind blows.
Just get used to the wind that chit is no joke. Businesses even close on of their double doors depending on which way the wind blows.
Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
this. Cheyenne sits at an elevation of about 6260 give or take while Northern Colorado sits about 1k lower (down to about 4900 around Fort Collins), meanwhile cheyenne is legit 15-20 degrees colder any given day. Makes a huge difference. Weather suks absolute dik. Lived there for 2 yearsWhy didn't you pick a state with better weather? I looked at Wyoming but the horrible weather turned me off
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Lol another libcuck fleeing the chit they helped create. This chit is getting out of hand [srs]
10-02-2021, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted By RhysWirral⏩
Single, but I've been on hinge, and it's not that bad. I can still get a 7/10Are you married? I can’t imagine dating will be easy.
Source: I'm also a 7/10
Originally Posted By RealLifeAlpha⏩
Thanks brotherUnless I somehow start making 750k/yr I’m looking forward to getting out of CT
Enjoy WY bro (ded fkn Srs)
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Originally Posted By wasp9166⏩
WY isn't quite full yet, so you're welcome to come over. It's a great experience at least.I'm doing the same thing in 12 years
Good state tax wise
Reps so I can track thread get pointers
Thinking rock springs area myself
Wana see wolves in Yellowstone and glacier b4 I'm dead
Good state tax wise
Reps so I can track thread get pointers
Thinking rock springs area myself
Wana see wolves in Yellowstone and glacier b4 I'm dead
Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
LOL I'm used to cold weather, and this past year CT had 30-50mph winds. I just don't like hot weather and humidity.Why didn't you pick a state with better weather? I looked at Wyoming but the horrible weather turned me off
Originally Posted By friesbruh⏩
LOL yeah I saw the signs on doors saying another one was closed due to wind.Mirin op. Currently about half an hour from wyo.
Just get used to the wind that chit is no joke. Businesses even close on of their double doors depending on which way the wind blows.
this. Cheyenne sits at an elevation of about 6260 give or take while Northern Colorado sits about 1k lower (down to about 4900 around Fort Collins), meanwhile cheyenne is legit 15-20 degrees colder any given day. Makes a huge difference. Weather suks absolute dik. Lived there for 2 years
Just get used to the wind that chit is no joke. Businesses even close on of their double doors depending on which way the wind blows.
this. Cheyenne sits at an elevation of about 6260 give or take while Northern Colorado sits about 1k lower (down to about 4900 around Fort Collins), meanwhile cheyenne is legit 15-20 degrees colder any given day. Makes a huge difference. Weather suks absolute dik. Lived there for 2 years
Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
Nice B8, M8.Lol another libcuck fleeing the chit they helped create. This chit is getting out of hand [srs]
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About to cross into PA soon. I'm glad the weather is so nice, makes traveling across the country so much easier. Will report later tonight as I get more miles down my trip. Might stop by Summit Racing in Ohio if I have the time.
10-02-2021, 12:58 PM
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In CT as well and also looking to move out. Would like to go to somewhere in a nice lively town surrounded by NPS, NF, BLM, or other public land. I really liked Sisters, OR and some of the towns outside Yellowstone and the Tetons.
How much cash dollars did you save up to make the move?
How much cash dollars did you save up to make the move?
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GJDM, Wyoming is pretty sweet. You're gonna have to get rid of that mask in your Avi though, you're in the land of the free now.
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I’m sure Wyoming is beautiful, I just wouldn’t be able to stand the isolation. I prefer living within 30-45 mins of a mid-sized to major city. But maybe you’ll get to chill with Kanye and ride a Bison.
How bad is CT really? If I stay in the Northeast it’s one of the states I’d consider (along with NH).
How bad is CT really? If I stay in the Northeast it’s one of the states I’d consider (along with NH).
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just made my day man! safe travels and enjoy the trek out there
good for you on getting out of the northeast
my time will come soon enough
good for you on getting out of the northeast
my time will come soon enough
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Originally Posted By friesbruh⏩
Cheyenne is an absolute chitholeMirin op. Currently about half an hour from wyo.
Just get used to the wind that chit is no joke. Businesses even close on of their double doors depending on which way the wind blows.
this. Cheyenne sits at an elevation of about 6260 give or take while Northern Colorado sits about 1k lower (down to about 4900 around Fort Collins), meanwhile cheyenne is legit 15-20 degrees colder any given day. Makes a huge difference. Weather suks absolute dik. Lived there for 2 years
Just get used to the wind that chit is no joke. Businesses even close on of their double doors depending on which way the wind blows.
this. Cheyenne sits at an elevation of about 6260 give or take while Northern Colorado sits about 1k lower (down to about 4900 around Fort Collins), meanwhile cheyenne is legit 15-20 degrees colder any given day. Makes a huge difference. Weather suks absolute dik. Lived there for 2 years
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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
I lived in Laramie for a few years and the winters were never ending and brutal. Most of the Denver area is way way milder. Ohio and NY aren't even comparable, their winters are a joke by comparison.Houses are well insulated. Sunny when it's not snowing. Wyoming winters aren't the miserable slog that are winters in Ohio or NY where it's grey and miserable for months at a time.
Source: Survived 15 winters in Colorado.
Source: Survived 15 winters in Colorado.
Brb first snow of the year was in early September, the last in early June. It got down to -50f without wind chill one night when I was living out there. A week of temps not even getting out of the negatives, in Fahrenheit, was not uncommon. Summers were really nice though, just way too short.
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Originally Posted By EDcellent⏩
mirin, enfield was my hometown. moved down south for school. cant really imagine myself going back to new england tbh. you wont regret the move. only issue is my whole families planted up there.Enfield. See answers above your quote.
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I’m moving tomorrow too
lmaoo at choosing Wyoming. enjoy having no friends but coyotes and corn fields
lmaoo at choosing Wyoming. enjoy having no friends but coyotes and corn fields
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OP gonna be like:"so wheres the clubs at?"


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Originally Posted By coast2coastam⏩
I didn't live in Denver. I lived at 7500 feet on the Palmer Divide. I can't believe Cheyenne at just 130 miles away endured significantly harsher winters. Of course, if you work outdoors and your house isn't well insulated, then your experience would have been different than mine, but outside of the 2 weeks every winter that Siberian temperatures rolled in from Canada, I loved winters in Colorado. Having grown up on the east coast where winters were ugly, grey, and depressing... Colorado winters were great.I lived in Laramie for a few years and the winters were never ending and brutal. Most of the Denver area is way way milder. Ohio and NY aren't even comparable, their winters are a joke by comparison.
Brb first snow of the year was in early September, the last in early June. It got down to -50f without wind chill one night when I was living out there. A week of temps not even getting out of the negatives, in Fahrenheit, was not uncommon. Summers were really nice though, just way too short.
Brb first snow of the year was in early September, the last in early June. It got down to -50f without wind chill one night when I was living out there. A week of temps not even getting out of the negatives, in Fahrenheit, was not uncommon. Summers were really nice though, just way too short.
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Originally Posted By Muscle2021⏩
lol nightlife in CT isnt much better.OP gonna be like:"so wheres the clubs at?"


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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
I don't think those temperatures are an issue when you're inside, unless you live in a tent, or the power goes out for a significant amount of time, they are an issue if you go outside.I didn't live in Denver. I lived at 7500 feet on the Palmer Divide. I can't believe Cheyenne at just 130 miles away endured significantly harsher winters. Of course, if you work outdoors and your house isn't well insulated, then your experience would have been different than mine, but outside of the 2 weeks every winter that Siberian temperatures rolled in from Canada, I loved winters in Colorado. Having grown up on the east coast where winters were ugly, grey, and depressing... Colorado winters were great.
I've lived in Ohio too, and while the winters are gloomier, they're also much much shorter, and way milder. They're not even comparable really.
Idk about the Palmer Divide, but Colorado always felt milder, even at similar elevation, barring maybe some remote parts of the state. I used to drive down into Weld County a lot when I lived out there and it was pretty damn cold too, though beautiful. Very few tourists in that part of the state as well, despite incredible access to the mountains.
Edit: I meant Jackson County, not Weld. I'd usually stop for gas and food in Walden, which was a tiny remote town.
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Originally Posted By Mountaineer92⏩
CT sucks. I’ve lived all around NJ/NY/CT/ and PA right over the border. CT is the worst one by far imolol nightlife in CT isnt much better.
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Originally Posted By Muscle2021⏩
That's my kinda club right there, boyo.OP gonna be like:"so wheres the clubs at?"


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