So it looks like Wyoming is the least populated:


Now is it because it is bad? Nothing to do? Or is it uninteresting to live in?

Wanted to know because it is one of the places I am thinking of moving to aside from Louisiana, Mississippi or South Dakota.

This is coming from someone who resides in California currently. Been tired of their BS policies here and people.

You will run back to California begging for the sun.

I am why owning

Future living in a ranch taming and breaking horses miscer?

that's a wrap Wyoming boyos, Californians found out about your state. oh well enjoy your last moments as a nice state.

The LOWEST point in Wyoming is 3100 feet about sea level. Most of your population centers are above 7000'.

And the wind fawking blows nonstop. In the summer, the sun can be shining but the wind will be gusting 25+ MPH. And in the winter, God help you.

I lived there for a year in a tiny town about 10 years ago. The weather is pretty cool, one minute the sky is clear then the next you can be in a gnarly storm. People are usually pretty nice, oldschool dudes and attitudes, like to hunt and stuff. Oddly enough I met a few cross dressers, with their wives. Never once felt unsafe in any part of Wyoming, cops are pretty chill too, ran from the cops almost got away but after we were caught they ended up just detaining us and let us go with a warning. But I'd say it's more on the uninteresting side. Cheyenne seemed like it would be pretty cool though, never really checked it out.

Only driven through Cheyenne, never stopped but supposed to be a lot of hot sloots there. Used to go to Casper on the weekends, a much bigger town than the one i was in. Old school town, not much to do but a lot quality chicks and cool people, kinda thinking about moving there soon. If I remember the correct town, rawlins was a **** hole though. First person I spoke to there was selling me some beer, she started flirting with me then started telling me how she can't start her car without blowing into it and asked if I wanted to see her house.