10 Reasons Why You Should Move to Wyoming.

[@Josh-KJ7OEP]

Wyoming is beautiful, Wyoming has a lot of freedom but I ask this. If you are thinking about moving here, don't try to change Wyoming. We like things the way they are here. Before you move here, you need to experience the summer, and keep in mind most who move here leave after experiencing a winter here. But please, don't try to change Wyoming if you move here. We love it the way that it is.

[@Talneharus]

Yep was gonna say that my self.

[@standingo77]

I'm a gun loving , hunting , fishinh enthusiasts with boys to raise. But.....I am a person of color , how would you rate the " friendliness " of Wyoming to some other places.

[@Josh-KJ7OEP]

@@standingo77 Wyomingites are friendly. There are always the asshole in the group that screw it for everyone else; always the assholes that stand out and the bad experiences that we remember most. That being said and despite popular belief; we have good cultural diversity (Laramie, Cheyenne and Casper that I'm aware of). You can get property fairly reasonable out of the "city" and in the smaller towns. There are pros and cons with everything. I think you would like it. People here are friendly. You come out this way, hit me up and we can hit the range and burn some powder (if we can find ammo).

[@Cryptonymicus]

Don't try to change it? Why? Because you own it? Do you own the nation too? Sounds like a very republican attitude. What you might call a "fascist" attitude.

[@kenchiison4570]

@@standingo77 . Sounds like the only person worrying about your color is you. Born and raised in Wyoming and I could care less about your color. Be responsible, raise your kids well and provide for yourself and your family.

[@davidcampbell1977]

My wife and I moved here in Wyoming almost 3 years ago from Florida. We absolutely love it here. The humidity is better so when it's summer 100 degrees does not at all feel like a hundred degrees. The snow is wonderful. We love snow and the people here are friendly and generous.

[@The2ndFirst]

I moved from Way south TX. My nose bleeds constantly, but I love not sweating through my clothing.

[@WLeonardAthas]

I'm in Broward County, Florida for 34 years. I'm seriously looking at Wyoming. I'm conservative, love guns,, hate too much government and did I say I love guns, hunting and fishing.

[@pattimurphy5151]

@@WLeonardAthas Yup we are in florida also. I love warm weather though, but can't stand the wacko's everywhere.

[@Dreblueskies]

What’s a good area?

[@davidcampbell1977]

@@Dreblueskies Sheridan is a great place. Affordable rent and Jobs here.

[@kermitsbanjo6660]

I don’t even live in Wyoming and I want people to stay out of it 😂 Seems like a really nice quiet beautiful place and even I don’t want anyone to change it

[@matthewmoseman8962]

As a native here I appreciate you

[@notrojai8800]

I have a feeling Californians are doing this 😒🤣🤣🤣

[@TysonKo]

yeah ikr tourists are so annoying

[@BenitoCBlanco]

Most serene place I have driven through while living In Montana but the weather is not for the weak

[@jeanenviedapprendre]

People should move somewhere they'd like to JOIN-not change! If it's nature you want, find an area with the kind of culture and government you like and move outside that town.

[@KyranSparda]

I was a foreigner staying here from Malaysia, Sabah back in 2014. Wyoming has always been my first impressions of America and the American people. Sad that seeing the comments down below makes me realize America is so politically-polarized now.😔 Please don't ever change, Wyoming. Keep the friendly-cowboy hospitality alive, I wish you all well. 😊

[@grand2313]

That's good you were softly introduce to how life is in America frim the inside out. Don't visit Los Angeles unless you have a tour guide. And don't wear any expensive jewelry at night on LA seen.

[@KyranSparda]

@@grand2313 Yeah I visited LA & NY during the off seasons. Total cultural shock. And I came back loving Wyoming even more. Especially the local culture where you can say hi to a complete stranger in a bus stop and start a conversation.

[@grand2313]

@@KyranSparda So Hallmark Channel Movies are Real

[@KyranSparda]

@@grand2313 It's exactly like that haha. I love how easy-going Wyomingites are.

[@Bambotb]

Why did you go to wyoming from malaysia

[@Hegshot87]

Guns, natural beauty and no neighbors you say? Sign me up!

[@misswannadraw9635]

Well then welcome to Wyoming my friend!!

[@Bondmanproductions]

@@toolboy1212p yea every state has their flaw, in Wyoming certain civilizations are miles away from your house.

[@jaytitus902]

Bitter cold winters and constant wind. Just saying.

[@jessgutierrez9637]

Stay out we’re full

[@parkerj23]

@@jessgutierrez9637😂

[@victorstalick3719]

I grew up in Wyoming but left when I matured to seek my fortune elsewhere. Now at 83 I have lived in virtually every major area of this country, but I will say that Wyoming is by far the best for many of the reasons that Briggs mentions.

[@rickreese5794]

Did u find your fortune ?

[@24kofficialong]

woah…

[@marcusnorman3179]

Proud Texas here but I went to Wyoming and they have some of the nicest people anywhere.

[@davidberry6046]

My wife and I moved here to Wyoming in 1978, when I joined the Highway Patrol. We raised our two girls here, and they ended up marrying two great Wyoming men and we now have four wonderful Wyoming grandchildren. Wyoming is a wonderful place to live and raise a family, but there are certain caveats to be aware of. The winters here can be brutal. I remember working accidents on I-85 when the temperature was between -30 and -60 F with winds that can get up to 50-75 mph. Make a mistake in judgement in those conditions and you might not get a second chance. Remember, we measure trips in hours, not miles, here in Wyoming. Whenever you travel across the state, just make sure you top off your tank every chance you get, 'cause some of the roads are desolate enough that if you get stuck or stranded out in the middle of nowhere, and we've got a whole bunch of nowhere here, it may be a while before anyone, and I mean anyone, comes by. Fortunately, most folks here will stop and help, but they can be few and far between. If you are thinking about moving to Wyoming, spend a little time thinking about why. Is it because you hate where you now live? That's a perfect formula for failure. Come here because you love it here more than you love where you're at. Seems like a small difference, but it's critical. Take a vacation through Wyoming in the summer, spend a couple weeks just driving around our great state, meet the people, smell the fresh air and, most of all. get out of your vehicle now and then and take a nice peaceful walk up in the mountains, or even on the plains. One more thing: just to seal the deal; come visit us in late December or January for a couple of weeks and get a taste of the cold, the snow and the wind. If that experience doesn't put you off, then you may love it here. Remember, many folks who move here end up leaving after their first winter.

[@tikigodsrule2317]

One of the things I never expected when I lived in Hawaii was becoming "negative nellie, everyones mom or dad". Hawaii is popular so you will to have a lot of visitors. Then they get the treatment.. whats your plans.. no don't go to that beach go to this one.. The thing is, you can die very, very easily on vacation where nature is wild. The ocean demands respect. It really ruins your vacation if someone dies or get paralyzed . Maybe I just pick places like that.. Oceans, mountains, deserts..

[@deepdude4719]

Pretty accurate. How is the cost of living and wages in Wyoming?

[@billallen4793]

I can spot a Wyoming newbie, by examining the trunk of their car's! The one's without a emergency tote, are either newbies, or have a death wish! Happy new year!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@ThinnkTwicce]

do you know Keith Grwenowig?

[@luciusgreen8851]

Sigh Wyoming is peaceful and quiet. The quietness scares some people yet for me its heaven.

[@The2ndFirst]

I've been an avid supporter of carrying a gun with you at all times. I think I've carried once since I moved to Wyoming. Nobody messes with you here as long as you don't mess with them.

[@iturbo5733]

I've lived in Gillette Wyoming most of my life. The world just gets more insane the farther you get from Wyoming, so I have no plans to leave. If you come to Wyoming, leave your politics at the door.

[@martingainty9623]

an ex-tenant that drinks more than Harris. He is getting our of jail pretty soon and I have RO against him..can i send him to Wyoming? (his one good attribute is he didnt vote for Biden-Harris since he was living in crowbar motel in november 2020)

[@AndySaenz]

I’m conservative, I’ve voted Republican all my life. But I rarely mention politics with other people.

[@stilldointime]

@Sal Spencer Wyoming is full. Stay in California.

[@wadestanton]

iTurbo, will they fill in the mine?

[@juliejensen7370]

It's a red state.

[@marieherring3888]

My husband speaks about childhood memories from Encampment Wyoming. It's like watching someone reminisce about the great love of their life.

[@The2ndFirst]

They still talk about it that way.

[@johnbouwens2024]

One of the smaller towns in Wyoming ... Even today.. 450. People.. Im from graybull..my ma was born in lusk. my pa in Douglas.. They use to owen mayflower and bekins moving and storage in gillette Wyoming... Soo yeah i drove truck for mom and dad .... There both passed on now ... I live i. Oregon now .... But when i retire here im going home to my big wonderfull Wyoming... Graybull or cody maybe shell town... God bless y'all

[@toddgittins5692]

Must of liked snowmobiling and cutting firewood. That's about it.

[@billallen4793]

@@toddgittins5692 two wonderful ways to spend time! ..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@jimglandon6366]

I've been hoping to move back to Wyoming. As a high school grad, I couldn't wait to get out of "boring" Wyoming. Now, as I've aged ( fifty+ now), I have a longing to get back there, especially after all the covid craziness and the degradation of city life and the garbage of most school systems!

[@cockyrooster361]

"Wyoming has really high gun ownership rate" "violent crime rate is really low in wyoming..." Me: hmmm I wonder if there's a connection.......?

[@Jamtheclam]

@Sal Spencer you're wrong lol.

[@jongallardo8006]

Yup. You’re less likely to pull stupid shit on some one if they’re strapped . Go figure why Democrat -run cities like Chicago have the strictest laws For guns and yet the murder rates are sky high😂

[@tman3831]

Liberals have a hell of an imagination. They just can't wrap their minds around people being able to defend themselves equals less crime. NOT guns being waived around and extreme danger!! Ooooo

[@JustinCase-em6ql]

@@tman3831 Well, they don't know what gender they are, so...

[@lockeandrand]

@Sal Spencer What's your problem Sal? Seriously. You've replied to every post on this video with some snarky, smart a$$ comment. Cool, you're a liberal from NY. Nice bro. We get it. Anything else? Do you seriously have to tell EVERYONE your views? Either chill out or shut up and move on to another video.

[@BakoSooner]

The night sky should be listed in top ten. Star gazing is simply amazing.

[@jeanenviedapprendre]

Something I would LOVE. I have a telescope but humidity and nearby lights here in FL hamper the view.

[@kg3185]

And dinosaur hunting... haha j/k

[@billmcmahon5454]

​@@jeanenviedapprendreI know 2 yrs late..but FL has changed. Can't see stars anymore. In the 90s even in the most densely populated state, I could see many stars. Not so much anymore.

[@huntersamazingtravels]

To Briggs and KZbin, I honestly really love Wyoming, even if the weather is tough most of the year. I have been in Colorado Springs for a while now, but I've been to Wyoming several times as well. There are so many reasons why Wyoming is my favorite state. I felt right at home in Wyoming when i first visited Yellowstone in 2021, even being from Florida and escaping the heat and humidity. I had never been before that trip, but it makes me feel good that the world still has wonderful places like Wyoming that aren't run with high population densities, that have no corrupt politics, and are still affordable (but outside of Jackson Hole, obviously). No state is perfect, but I just want to give a shout out to the state of Wyoming and its truly incredible people that have positively impacted my life and make me potentially want to move there when I am older. Don't worry I definitely won't change your politics, as I see myself as a moderate who would live in a low tax state like Florida or Texas, minus the crowds. And given the way people in Wyoming have been so nice to me, and the state itself is super safe and wide-open, this state rocks as is! Go Pokes! 🤠 -Hunter's Amazing Travels

[@jimgood1949]

The cost of living is low - except for the Jackson area. Millionaires can’t afford to live in Jackson Hole anymore, because the billionaires bought all the real estate and ran up the prices.

[@thebeardedbear565]

True

[@Drivenaway89]

My 800 sq ft townhome was 650,000 Lolol and there’s no jobs here

[@jaycurtis213]

Yeah, I live here and we pay $2,400 a month for a 2 Bedroom.

[@jugganautics5813]

I was thinking about moving there but is there any part with decent weather and lots of jobs? Iwent to the first town coming in from Utah on I80 and it was awful. Every single person wearing a mask windy cold most roads dirt. In north co the closer you get to Wyoming it gets more and more windy. Now I'm in south Utah and close to half of people don't wear masks its 50 or 60 degrees in the day with tons of 14$ hr production factory jobs

[@dutchflats]

I first visited Jackson Hole in summer 1966 before the ski area was opened or maybe the year it was gonna open. We stayed at a motel where you had to use an outhouse for a bathroom and my grandmother was worried she'd be mauled by a bear.

[@michaelblank8056]

I was born and raised in Wyoming, it's a great place to be free and enjoy the beautiful country. A word of warning to Californians... It is COLD and WINDY to xtremes!!! I've seen it -50 degrees in Riverton and endured some BRUTALLY cold winters in the Big Horn basin.

[@tbrogdon1]

I grew up there. I can confirm how cold it can get.

[@sennstrato7281]

I live in MN, I could handle it. 🥶🥶🥶

[@lindadouglass4692]

-50, big deal. It can be brutal. But moving to WY is a trade off - pick your poison. Just don't try to change it, we who live here like our life style. With the Democratic Admin., lost many jobs. Please don't bring your Radical, Woke, Cancel Culture, etc with you. Not that l think they would be happy or welcome here. Thank goodness the only place in WY they know about is Jackson, and that is seasonable.

[@michaelblank8056]

@@IIII...... you'll be surprised how many libs are there already, good luck.

[@oofyeetmcgee]

@LogicalSchizoid Yep. Better stay in your own state. You won't be missed.

[@josephdonais3436]

Originally from New England, I spent twenty two years in Wyoming. If you can deal with winters that begin in September and not ending till May, reaching -30 below at times, 20 below is not uncommon, go for it. Most of Wyoming is arid and inhospitable. There are very real reasons Wyoming is so sparsely populated. Do all you can think of to lose any romantic bias you may have developed. Be warned.

[@morsteen]

Cheyenne only popped up on my radar because I did a zillow house search and noticed we could almost own our home outright if we moved to wyoming, instead of staying in oregon. but,....-20?.....holy shit. I wear shorts almost every day of the winter here,...but I'm not sure I could deal with that. Could it really be my deal-breaker?

[@The2ndFirst]

@@morsteen It's a bit of an overreach in my experience. Do those temps happen? Yes. Do they persist? No. It IS VERY cold and VERY windy. I'm a TX boy as of just two years ago. I wear shorts well into September. By May I'm back in them. The last two winters have been very mild. Cheyenne is a pretty cool city. It's very.......Hidden cool.....with a lot of bikers at times.

[@billallen4793]

@@morsteen we were -50 degrees below zero last week, and we normally have 3-4 week's where the temperature 🌡 never gets above zero degrees Fahrenheit! Dress warm folks..lol..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@BostonsF1nest]

I’d rather live in Fuckin Antarctic than Boston at this point. It’s a liberal shit hole here with nothing more than traffic and democrats

[@joycenesselhauf1220]

Very sage advice.

[@user-sv3tx9gm6u]

I hope Wyoming doesn't become another Colorado or Oregon. I know it's already happened to the Jackson area, but still.

[@rickyhall6687]

It will. So will Idaho and Texas. The Leftists and Liberals like to move into new states after they destroy their own.

[@ytgytgy]

@@rickyhall6687 you poor thing

[@J.Col_]

Sadly, we all know what will happen eventually 😞

[@user-sv3tx9gm6u]

@@rickyhall6687 Well shit. Might as well let the country roads take me home while I'm ahead.

[@hmpz36911]

@@ytgytgy He's right though.

[@FireHax0rd]

the 14 dislikes are from all the wyoming residents who don't want us to move there

[@BryanG830]

Well anyone can move there. Those idiot's who don't want people to move can't do anything about it. It's a free country and people can move to wherever state they want. I chose Montana at 1st. But it was too cold there. So I left.

[@mathewtangbakken882]

We don't want you here, because people have a habit of wanting to change things to the same crappy democratic state that they just came from. We are honest, good humored, gun toting, God loving true Americans! The only time we were ever on government assistance, was when Obama was in office and he wrecked our coal and oilfield jobs, which is the higher paying end of jobs here. I don't see things changing with Biden. So that is why the dislikes. Come visit, then take a wolf and go the hell home!

[@BryanG830]

@@mathewtangbakken882 I'm from Texas. I'm very conservative. I chose Montana over Wyoming. Wyoming is beautiful but Montana was my future home. I passed thru Wyoming to get to Montana. Both beautiful states. Texas is too populated. I might be Hispanic but I'm very conservative. I know Wyoming Idaho and Montana are red states. Just like Texas. However March is my last month I'll be in Montana. It's way too cold. I'll be moving to Oklahoma or some other conservative state. Just not Texas.

[@BryanG830]

@@mathewtangbakken882 I totally agree. With you. The California resident are destroying Texas very quickly. They destroyed Austin. I agree. That's why I left. Too many people and California taking over.

[@a-liberal-patriot]

@@mathewtangbakken882 How about a retired person who doesn't want to change a thing? Sure, right now I have WA plates on my car, but there's boatloads of people that won't even talk to me 'cause I ABSOLUTELY believe in the 2nd Amendment. (I won't own a gun because at my age in health, I like my feet.) I've always felt safer in an area where lots of people carry, 'cause if a criminal (or Californian?) shows up, it's Leave Or Else time. I'm looking for a place where I can live on my SS retirement, where I say Howdy to my neighbor, he says Howdy back, and we each go our own way. I'd need to find a way to endure the winter so I can enjoy the summer, and enjoy the wonderful area year-round. Where talking politics is for others - don't let my handle fool you. I'm very much a live and let live guy who has a flag up all the time.

[@drowningincats3921]

I spent the first 29yrs of my life living in NY. I’ve spent over the last decade in WY. Here’s the honesty of it: the rich and wealthy once only bought up properties in the area of Jackson Hole. That is changing drastically, driving up home costs in many areas. If you want to shop at an irl store, hope Walmart is as diverse as you want it. Many of your fav stores don’t exist here, or only exist in 1-2 locations. If you want clothes that aren’t from Walmart or super ugly boutique western wear, be prepared to make a trip of it. The weather is beyond unpredictable; it can be 80 one day and snow the next (I’ve literally seen that), then drop to -30, then rain at 50 degrees a day after that. The weather needs Prozac. If you love guns, hiking/camping/hunting, or basically the outdoors then sure, there are places here that are great, but not all. The north eastern part of the state is a craphole compared to other parts when it comes to the outdoors. But keep in mind, the mass migration of wealthy west coast ppl are driving up costs in the most scenic areas of the State. If you need specialty medical care, oh boy. In most places you may have to wait several months for an appt with a traveling clinic, or face very long drives to visit other States for care. The schools are AMAZING. The taxes from oil and coal keep most WY schools extremely well funded, like beyond some private schools even. You never pay for a trip, no fees for anything, and some of the districts even fund a sleepaway camp for the kids to kick off the school year that’s zero cost to families. They have had classrooms filled with Apple products for over a decade now. A++ on schools. There is very little to no entertainment here beyond outdoor stuff and winter time can cut off many outdoor activities to all but the most extreme outdoorsmen/women. There are only a handful of towns/cities in the entire State where you can find restaurants that serve more than either steaks, Mexican, Chinese, and sushi. That’s the max variety in most places, and most places don’t even have all of those. WY has the highest rate of domestic abuse per capita in the country. We also have one of the deadliest roads to drive in the country. There is also a very high DUI rate despite the lowest population in the country and our drive-thru liquor stores probably don’t help that lol It is also not NEARLY the friendly, old school vibe you may think you’d get from ppl who grew up in a place like this. You’d think it’s that old American ‘get to know your neighbors’ kinda deal here and that has not been my experience at all. My NY neighbors were far friendlier/helpful/nicer than any ive had here. Ppl keep to themselves fairly hardcore, at least in my area. Larger places may be different.

[@PNWFAE]

What about Target? Do you guys have many target stores 😂

[@drowningincats3921]

@@PNWFAE none. Closest one is like 4-5hrs away.

[@rickreese5794]

GR8 job, thx for your post…

[@jaytitus902]

9 months of bitter cold and snow. No break no love. The growing season is very short here. In order to get a crop from your garden, you pretty much have to purchase your plants pre grown. Wind wind and more wind. Please come to visit. Best time is after June 5.

[@The2ndFirst]

That's what keeps us safe.

[@rickberrey1642]

As a proud Wyoming resident... move to Texas. We’re full

[@AtomicTurtle-if5ho]

Proud Texan here, we hit full capacity last month, try New Mexico or Arizona

[@stardust949]

@@AtomicTurtle-if5ho LOL!

[@NoPainLorraine1]

You tell 'em!

[@tyronebibbins7957]

We need you in Oklahoma. You'll like it here. It's OK.

[@peterkoster9390]

@@AtomicTurtle-if5ho nah Arizona’a too full Go to Nebraska

[@marywegrzyn506]

Congrats to you. I just wanted to say that the brutally freezing temps n all that snow keeps people away from Wyoming.

[@Mike-vd2qt]

The wind. Don't forget the wind always blowing up there.

[@oscarmorales8979]

I love the cold. Prefer to freeze my ass off than burn it.

[@user-sv3tx9gm6u]

@@oscarmorales8979 same here pal

[@hughgrection9439]

1 word.Supervolcano

[@heidimarchant5438]

Not this year, we've only gotten a couple of light dustings, I haven't even brought out the snow plow yet.😣

[@anthonypost8214]

I'm planning on moving to Wyoming. As an aspiring gunsmith, self reliance believer, and outdoor enthusiast the place calls to my soul like no other place I've ever seen. I have to get there, I lay awake thinking about Wyoming. Something about the wide spaces, the wind, and the mountains calls me home.

[@alicealdrich3376]

Really I hope you are independently wealthy!

[@graceallen4102]

We had a gentleman live with us in Oregon. He was from Wyoming. Nice guy we ever had stay in our bnb. However he did say it was windy as heck most all the time..open spaces equals wind.

[@The2ndFirst]

Brother, I moved up from TX and don't regret it one bit.

[@The2ndFirst]

@@graceallen4102 The wind can carry your soul with it if you let it. The key is not letting it.

[@The2ndFirst]

@@alicealdrich3376 One doesn't have to be. There are plenty of jobs up here. I've got a HS diploma and I'm almost at 70K and if I wanted to be at 70 I would. People just don't want to work today is the problem.

[@mjnyc8655]

Perhaps it's a good idea to spend a winter in Wyoming before committing to move there.

[@Dangic23]

Facts. Been here 6 years. Still don't understand what idiot back in the days thought this was a good place to start a settlement.

[@Toothpirate1979]

@@Dangic23 no offense dude, but you sound like a bitch

[@Dangic23]

@@Toothpirate1979 Just sharing facts.

[@kkarllwt]

The towns have gates on the roads leading out, and they will arrest you if you cross them. They don't want to search for your corpse.

[@lindadouglass4692]

Perfect answer. This winter has been wonderful, like a freak accident in NW Wy. Next year we will probably pay for it. Those living in South East WY are having a horrible winter. Awful even for WY.

[@lindadouglass4692]

I live in WY, moved from CA 25 years ago. Prepare for a different kind of living. I would encourage visits and talking to residents because it is such a different life style. Although things they are changing, but still a wonderful lifestyle. I would excourage those coming from predominantly Democratic states to please think about the reasons you left before you vote Democratic. Wyoming takes a while to adjust to and check out weather patterns before you pick out a city/area. I live in Park County WY. There is limited shopping, other than WalMart. Cody has some nice clothing shops. It is a tourist town. Great restaurants. But again, life style. I live in Powell 24 miles from Cody. Not a tourist town, just a small town with a few good restaurants, it is quiet. I could and have walked my dog at midnight without a second thought. Our main street is pretty much businesses now. Very little retail any longer. Stores began closing down as shoppers turned to the Internet. Many in Park Couny have resulted to traveling to Billings for shopping, especially in bulk. Billings has all the stores, and no sales tax. Although it is 90 minutes away, it is totally stress free. 70 miles an hour through country for the most part. Weather can be extreme. This winter little snow or sub zero temps to speak of. Check it out though. Thank goodness for the Internet, you can shop for a state to move to without leaving your couch.

[@djkenardo9671]

So true the Democrats will ruin this states.

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Did you say there was only a little snow this past winter?

[@The2ndFirst]

It's true. Also add in eateries only need to be near average(exeption to Jackson). One needs to plan for the long term. One draws a straw and takes a chance during winter. The weather from where you are has nothing to do with where you are going, and conversely upon your return. Don't imagine this place is like where you are from. It isn't.

[@deepdude4719]

What about jobs and wages?

[@whywouldudothat2914]

I lost all my fingers and toes from frostbite this winter in wyoming. Had to type this with my tongue.

[@ChrisGreen-we4mu]

If thats true thats your your stupidity i grew up in cold columbus ohio still have my fingers and toes

[@paulo7200]

@@ChrisGreen-we4mu Columbus is a greenhouse compared to northern WY

[@AlaskaErik]

Good thing you never stuck your tongue on a flagpole in the middle of winter.

[@whywouldudothat2914]

Lol. What is that movie where a kid does that? Umm a Christmas story. I probably will do that. I can't help it.

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Put that in your Tinder profile and be amazed at how many women will contact you lol. Types 55 words a minute with his tongue you say?

[@BasementBerean]

I just visited there this past September and I was hoping nobody would figure this out.

[@TheDeborahPetersShow]

Me too!!

[@gbrown5539]

Visit in February, see if you still agree

[@BasementBerean]

@@gbrown5539 What's bad about February?

[@gbrown5539]

@@BasementBerean -10 to -30 below zero, slick and closed roads, cars wont start, blizzards, closed schools, etc. etc.

[@rmg2419]

@EyeOfTheBeholder Inspirations Oh no! why are they living in WY now???

[@eternalbeing3339]

I lived in cody wyoming. Gorgeous place to live, brutal winters, jobs are very difficult to come by. Only move there if you have something already lined up or are retired and wealthy.

[@jeremiahsjohnson2641]

10 up votes!

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

I agree. One of my dearest friends moved to Cody years ago. He had entertaining stories about how a woman and her adult son threw trash all over his property after he rejected her. Good times.

[@toddgittins5692]

Thanks, for being real.

[@judipiontkowski2949]

Just moved to Wyoming in June of 2020. Best thing we could of ever done for our family.

[@TheSilverLining80]

Which town?

[@PNWFAE]

I want to move my family out of WA state. Where did you go?

[@judipiontkowski2949]

We landed in Douglas. Absolutely love it here. Great community. Great schools. It is not completely isolated but it's not a bigger city either. I think out of all the choices we had it was the best for our family.

[@MirzaAhmed89]

@@judipiontkowski2949 How are the jackalopes?

[@iverlineguerite6900]

I want to move there, I wish i can get in contact with you I have a few questions.

[@ellceez]

shhhhh, quit telling everyone...check the channel The Wyoming Project for some reality and what it’s like to move here.

[@thebeardedbear565]

^

[@steeltiger1465]

Sheridan resident. Can confirm.

[@EchoSigma6]

Too late, we’re moving there from Los Angeles and bringing our Prius cars, yoga pants, and the vegan mindset! 😂

[@ellceez]

@@steeltiger1465 haha me too. Gonna have to book it to Kaycee.

[@fishiganstate3880]

Fr

[@lifeishard1211]

I haven't read all 1200ish comments so I'm not sure this has been covered, but it is windy here a lot. The wind never stops blowing here.

[@lionelscout]

The wind blows here because Colorado sucks.

[@icecreamjunkie6790]

I might have to consider Wyoming. Lots of hard-working, friendly, religious, kind, conservative folks. Absolutely beautiful, low taxes, low cost of living, but I don’t know if I could bare the cold.

[@carolk6002]

You get used to the cold. Frankly, I thought the cold was much worse in Kansas City!

[@franwebb7756]

Lived there 7 months and it can get boring if you don't get out and explore all the beautiful places. It's too cold in the winters which are so long. Being from the south, it just isnt my choice to live, but for vacationing, its a dream 😊❤

[@southernmistii]

I like the fact that everybody has guns, guns galore!!!!

[@thebuff1611]

Till the Libs move in like they're doing in Texas

[@opencarry3860]

@@thebuff1611 As they have here in Boise. I'm sick of leftists soy boy Commiefornians moving here.

[@journeyman553]

@@opencarry3860 Then move to Russia where you and the rest of the trumptards belong.

[@IndyDog-ns8ws]

@@journeyman553 Democrats destroy every city and state they run. True story. You move to Russia.

[@journeyman553]

@@IndyDog-ns8ws You're the one in love with the Russian asset trump. AKA the orange idiot. YOU move out of OUR country. Your ilk is not wanted here. Go storm someone else's capitol.

[@Mateo714]

you need to be very careful about moving here. it gets to 30 below zero in January & February and it is currently over 100 degrees. Extreme weather, plus about 80% of the state can be extremely windy. Not for the faint of heart

[@josephmenna3985]

Congrats on 500K‼️

[@LeighDeitrick1]

Yes!

[@tech8222]

half way to a million

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Thank you.

[@MirzaAhmed89]

Almost as many subscribers as the population of Wyoming!

[@mikewhitcomb6558]

6:15 I visited a friend who lives in Pinedale, we went to get some beer and it turns out that the liquor store, grocery store and gun store are all the same place. I shit you not, you can buy guns at the grocery store. Pretty awesome in my opinion.

[@freddymarcel-marcum6831]

As it should be...

[@tbagger5211]

That is awesome , I don't think I could hang in wyoming with the weather , wish I could I want a nice quiet red state to live in

[@wyo1446]

It's what we call one stop shopping.

[@edo153]

On my way! 😂

[@cougar1979]

Technically its a hardware store, that sells guns.

[@cozyhome307]

I moved to Wyoming from WV IN 2006. I absolutely love it here and would never move to any other state. Winters are brutal BUT I kinda like it. I'm sick like that. 😁 Summers can be awful too. We've had smoke covering our little town on and off for two months, very little rain. The wind can be a real problem sometimes. Aside from all that, I do feel very safe here. I love that I can look out my back door and see horses. The mountains are insanely beautiful and most people I've encountered here are very friendly. I do have neighbors right next door. Not all of us have 20 acres but I actually hope to soon!!

[@BorninVirginia]

Even though I have no desire to move i still enjoy these videos

[@nzsaltflatsracer8054]

& number 11, high altitude, colder than shit during the long winters but nice during the really short summers & the wind stops blowing while it's changing direction.

[@drwisdom1]

Wyoming is a beautiful place. I have only gone there once - to Jackson Hole in 1979. What I remember is for a couple days in a row the high temperature was minus 15. The local's all left their vehicles running because they were afraid if they turned them off they wouldn't start. Along the street there were sticks like parking meters but they were for plugging in your car engine heater which all vehicles were equipped with. We live in the mountains of Colorado and it is balmy compared to Wyoming.

[@soufwestgass1548]

Went to Wyoming in June so beautiful. So clean and untouched.

[@AndySaenz]

SD has the lowest unemployment rate in America, they never had a lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, they are a mostly conservative state, there’s more freedom there than most other states. I think I want to move to South Dakota instead, or even WY since learning about all these great things.

[@wadestanton]

You know why it's lowest? Because they don't count Natives. So tricky.

[@BryanG830]

My cousin plan on moving to SD for those exact reasons. I might leave Montana and SD too. Or even Oklahoma.

[@wadestanton]

@@BryanG830 Wester SD and Eastern MT are pretty full of the superior type of white people.

[@BryanG830]

@@wadestanton Yea I know. I currently in western Montana. In the mountains. And I went to a majority white school in Texas so IDC about the whites. They won't be a problem. I am currently in western Montana. But will leaving soon. It's way too cold up here.

[@wadestanton]

@@BryanG830 Peace

[@Zona-dw9rp]

I lived in Cheyenne for five years. Beautiful town, but the wind was why I left. 50 to 60 mile-per-hour winds every day is a little mich.

[@timtravasos2742]

229 weapons per capita. That means some have 500, some have "only" 10! 😳 I love it. 👍

[@scottiesguns]

It's 229 per 1000. He didn't explain it very well 😂 I'm sure there's still some with 500... I need friends like that

[@scottiesguns]

@LogicalSchizoid_INTP I'm going to need receipts on that claim.

[@smokedbrisket3033]

@LogicalSchizoid_INTP - uh...not. It has the 8th lowest. violent crime rate in Wyoming is 217/100,000 population. National average is about 380/100,000

[@cayetanoperez4850]

I am in tears! I am touched by this video of urs of Wyoming! Thanks Briggs! I Love Wyoming ❤

[@brain-drain]

Let's go Wyoming!! JAC made our TOP 10 Airports in the US. Please check out the full rankings on our channel. Thank you! Go JAC!

[@billtuckjr2834]

We Moved here from California. I would not change one thing here. People are very private here. As soon as we entered the State we felt safe and most people are very welcoming. The Beauty and Freedom of Wyoming is beyond description.

[@Sp00mster]

As a wyoming native. Stay tf outta here. Thanks

[@brandon49erfaithful10]

No. I won’t stay tf out of paradise

[@geneclemetson4779]

@Sal Spencer Take this lead in yo' ass! Now what??

[@happycomfort6287]

I regret letting my parents move, time to come home now !

[@edo153]

Why when I can sell my home in California for top dollar and buy over there in cash😂

[@lamonticus583]

@Sal Spencer Why do you like provoking people? Don't you have nothing better to do?

[@Sebastopolmark]

Owning all those guns surely helps to cut down on crimes! !! !!! I like it

[@nicholasblackwell9117]

Generally that isn't the case. Typically crime follows economic lines. Wyoming has a good GDP per capita, not bad unemployment which keeps people out of the most criminal prone economy class, an overall older population, sparse population which deters certain crimes and emphasizes self-agency since you need to be of some means given mobility issues, and doesn't have a sweeping legacy of historical problems like Jim Crow laws that disenfranchise people and make them criminal prone.

[@stevessann3516]

Our guns are used for hunting and protecting livestock, not for politics. Please do not move here

[@Sebastopolmark]

@@stevessann3516 So if someone breaks into your house, you are going to squirt them with a squirt gun??? I doubt it.

[@stevessann3516]

@@Sebastopolmark no, I own rifles and handguns. But the crime is low enough that I don't fantasize about shooting people as a vigilante. You sound delicate, perhaps Wyoming would be too rough for you. Best to stay where it's warm

[@Sebastopolmark]

@@stevessann3516 Sounds more like YOU should move to Berkeley CA

[@nikkileestory5155]

I live in Lander... it's absolutely beautiful.

[@johnscott5662]

I visited Jackson and noticed that the only far men in town were tourists. The residents that I met loved the outdoors and either stayed in shape to enjoy it or being in the outdoors kept them in shape. One man that I met in church actually graduated from my high school in suburban Philadelphia. Small world. He did mention that sometimes they get 30 FEET of snow though. He is moving from Jackson to Alpine because the Silicon Valley people are moving into Jackson and driving up prices. He said the local government taxes you on your property’s view as well as the value of your home.

[@Talneharus]

Just an FYI for visitors to my home state. Jackson isn't much like the rest of Wyoming hahaha.

[@annahepp7472]

Yeah I don't think most people realize it until they come here. I love my state, but it really isn't that great outside of the mountains 😂

[@xiphactinusaudax1045]

@Paul Freedom funny

[@vincentdegrasio2879]

THIS

[@Ravennevarr]

Was not expecting a furry In Wyo guess all states have those little 2 legged critters.

[@Wyoboy7220]

Exactly

[@sanniepstein4835]

I suspect the good people of Wyoming would not be too pleased if everyone followed your advice.

[@brain-drain]

Ha. Correct. JAC made our TOP 10 Airports in the US. Please check out the full rankings on our channel. Thank you! Go JAC!

[@jaycurtis213]

Topic:Wyoming *only shows footage of Jackson Hole* 😂😂

[@dr.a006]

The rest is 97% sagebrush.

[@The2ndFirst]

Would you like to see footage from Rawlins? I think it's gorgeous. But it's high desert. So gorgeous, but different that most people imagine "Gorgeous" to be.

[@The2ndFirst]

RIGHT?! You get the high desert or you don't.

[@wyo1446]

@Big Dick Black Oh yeah? And what shit hole might you be from?

[@wyo1446]

@Big Dick Black Yeah it figures you'd be afraid to say, because you probably do live in a shithole

[@gregcarroll4053]

I understand that California has a nice climate, and,well just stay there.

[@blakehendrix7791]

Reasons to move to Wyoming: Longmire. That’s it. I’m moving to Wyoming.

[@waltstovall372]

Longmire was filmed in New Mexico 😆

[@blakehendrix7791]

@@waltstovall372 You guys do know there are books right? LOL.

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

One of the best shows ever! I watched the series at least 5 times and love the books. I have a travel trailer that I use for when I’m spending 4-6 weeks up in the mountains and have all the Longmire books in it lol. Nothing like being a 2 hour drive from the nearest pavement enjoying a crackling fire, a glass of whiskey and a good book. I don’t just love the outdoors I live to be outdoors.

[@ShaleyJean]

Moved here 44 yrs ago and love it!

[@jonasabry9099]

Wyoming is great! Not a lot of people. I love Casper.

[@jonasabry9099]

@paleolithictech Casper is really underrated too. Which is a good thing, a best kept secret. 🤫

[@goldenkrown5538]

I went to Kelly Walsh my freshman year.

[@doublxGamer]

Hey is it windy up in Casper? Like bothersome windy because it seems like an amazing state and city but I’ve heard people say there’s crazy winds.

[@jonasabry9099]

@@doublxGamer It's windy and cold in the winter. I don't live there, but have relatives that do, and they can get 30 mph winds and -5 or more temps. 🥶🥶🥶

[@jonasabry9099]

@@doublxGamer The winds are crazy. If I was rich, I'd live in Casper in the Spring, Summer and part of the Fall, but would live in San Diego or Hawaii in the winter.

[@OttoMatieque]

Wyoming does have a bunch of things going for it. The things that put me off are: constant wind, very cold winters, and not many forested areas (mostly prairie). You need thousands of acres of land to get privacy if it is on open prairie.

[@unclesamowitz9922]

Or you could engage in this crazy new fad called "Planting trees".

[@OttoMatieque]

@@unclesamowitz9922 Mother nature didn't put trees on the plains - I don't think trees would survive if they were planted on the plains unless you built wind blocks and watered them regularly.

[@toddgittins5692]

Most is desert. Trees? That's funny.

[@callikubeable]

The cold wind blows every day. Do you know what -20 feels like? With -35 wind chill? Visit, enjoy your vacation, then go back to where you came from! The best part about Wyoming is that there aren't 10 million people living there to destroy and pollute it. Good day

[@marshallbrannon8855]

Please don't move to Wyoming, I hear that Nebraska is nice.

[@ruthlessintentions3778]

😂

[@MrSmithOriginal]

Listen to Mars Odin he knows.

[@marshallbrannon8855]

@@thery__guy9361 over the years I've learned that boring isn't always a bad thing.

[@mjphoto45]

Don't send to Nebraska. Wyoming has drive thru bars

[@mjphoto45]

@@thery__guy9361 boring is good.

[@evanstowers8529]

Wow, I hope Wyoming never changes! My family all live here in West Michigan and I'm focusing on building up homesteads and gardens here and probably will be loyal to this area the rest of my life but I hope a place like Wyoming always exists in the states!

[@carlosnorris352]

There’s a Wyoming, MI in your area. Too bad it doesn’t resemble the real Wyoming.

[@deepdude4719]

What about indoors vertical farming in Wyoming? Is it possible?

[@carlosnorris352]

@@deepdude4719 sounds like a great option since there’s lots of sunny days per year.

[@toddgittins5692]

It will. Weather is so brutal, population will never grow.

[@WillyFish]

#8 - Wyoming has some of the best trout fishing in the country too!!! If you love the outdoors, Wyoming has to be on your list of places to explore, live or retire to!

[@davelehti4000]

You sir should know better than to bring this to the public, shame on you... If you know the fishing is good, you don't share!

[@joevc9461]

Nope! No fish in Wyoming! ...and the wind makes it impossible to fish anyway!!

[@chrisadamgreen]

I loved living in Wyoming. I spent 2 years in Rock Springs from 2017 to 2019. Everyday was an adventure. If you are into the outdoors, then Wyoming has more to do than just about anywhere else.

[@holeefuk6207]

Yeah, California is nice, if you can afford to live there. Wyoming has far less people, much lower taxes, and way better gun laws. I prefer Wyoming, even if I could afford California

[@chrisadamgreen]

California has some amazing state parks. Yosemite obviously being their most popular. With that being said, I prefer the landscape of Wyoming. In my opinion, there is no place in The U.S. more beautiful than Grand Teton. I used to visit nearly every weekend when I lived in Wyoming. Jackson is a cool town, but can be very busy at times with many tourists. Traffic in that town can feel like a big city at times during the Summer (Road Construction season), especially up hwy 191 as well as Hwy 22 , as well as Moose Wilson Rd. Besides the traffic though, it is a very nice place to visit

[@chrisadamgreen]

Yeah, Tiff, I loved Wyoming. When I lived in Rock Springs, I used to drive down the road a bit to the middle of the desert, and shoot my guns out there. Never had to pay for a gun range. It was so much fun. Many people would also own atv’s, dirt bikes, and Polaris Rangers, and would go off roading to the Kill Pecker sand dunes just north of town. They are some of the most expansive dunes in the world. Also, we had Firehole Canyon, which is part of the Flaming Gorge that straddles the Utah-Wyoming state line. It was absolutely stunning. Only 20 minutes from my house. I would go down there to walk my dogs most days after work. Green River was also a nice town just west of Rock Springs, where I lived. It was a town that looked like something right out of a western film. Then, we had the Snowy Range, about 3 hours east of us near Laramie. That was a neat drive up into mountains. One of the most scenic drives in the West. Wyoming was definitely a great place to live. Also, there is lots of gold there. We used to prospect for Gold in the foothills of South Pass, near the town of Lander. And South Pass City. One of my friends collected quite a large gold nugget a few years back. Overall, I highly recommend Wyoming a place to call home.

[@chrisadamgreen]

Yes, California is wonderful. I’ve only been twice, and both times were a visit to Los Angeles only. I would love to visit Wine Country. I’d also love to drive the Pacific Highway and visit Big Sur, Carmel, and all the sights of Northern California too. I just could never live there, because it is so expensive (probably because everybody wants to live there). A million dollars in most of Wyoming will buy you a mansion. In California, it might buy you a 2 bed single bath home :)

[@chrisadamgreen]

Wow, that’s pretty good. And with a pool, yeah, I would definitely consider living there for that price !!!

[@robertomartinez8434]

Grew up there still have friends and family there watching this brings back a lot of fun memories. Thank you

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodSnyderMan]

I cant tell you how much I want to move to Wyoming. Have for years now! If only I could get my wife on board...

[@kilgoretrout6136]

Same.

[@Josh-KJ7OEP]

Do you like wind? and I don't mean a breeze, I mean our windsock is a chain. There is plenty to do outdoors but there are a lot of weather events that keep you inside during the winter too. If you move to Wyoming and like the outdoors, you might want to consider becoming a Ham Radio Operator and get at least your technician class license. Unless you are on the main roads, Cell Signal is non existent. We love our Guns, our freedoms and the beauty of the state, (except Jackson on the first two). One big thing you will hear a lot is, "don't Californicate Wyoming" Same goes with New York etc. We work hard, play hard and ......Shoot hard. It's a great place to live and Wyomingites want to keep it that way.

[@kilgoretrout6136]

@@Josh-KJ7OEP The state needs to push that message.

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodSnyderMan]

@@Josh-KJ7OEP I'm from eastern North Carolina...hurricane country. We hunt, shoot, fish, and read a lot. Wyoming would be new weather for sure, but I would welcome an actual winter and no hurricanes. That and it would be nice to get away from the masses around here....the m tends to be silent. Want to enjoy some space, peace, and be able to enjoy my guns without all the whining we get around here.

[@rockymaivia787]

@@Josh-KJ7OEP what cities are best in WY to raise a family :)

[@charlescunningham9967]

Briggs, brother, we have been trying to keep it a secret. Excellent work,

[@NoPainLorraine1]

Srsly though Sssshh

[@alvathespurned8186]

We've been trying to keep it hush-hush. That's why we paid Garfield tell the audience that there is no such place as Wyoming.

[@zovalentine7305]

I have been to Wyoming. Loved it! Very beautiful, and people were so kind!

[@Motianna69]

No need to move to Wyoming, you wouldn't like it here . We belive in hard work, respect and no BS.

[@31957TurtleDove]

Love it already. My family comes from hard working people.

[@1212sman]

Reason 11: You've always been curious about what it's like living on the surface of the moon.

[@BipTunia_Microtonal_Cats]

It's not like the moon. It's like the moon with sage brush.

[@31957TurtleDove]

I gather you live there.

[@1212sman]

, the moon? No. Wyoming? Nope, but I've been through the state enough times to arrive at a few conclusions.

[@hannahbaker2777]

Everyone who is wanting to move to Wyoming, instead move to South Dakota, they are our fall back and have lots of cool nature

[@emc2754]

Wyoming underrated

[@ShellymanStudios]

For real.

[@tman3831]

@Sal Spencer yes stay on i80 and keep going.. don't stop

[@The2ndFirst]

Nobody ever needs to come here. We are over rated.

[@JMusar795]

And cold.

[@thomasschellberg8213]

Jackson, Wyoming has great food. The rest of the state has Red Lobster, Perkins, Village Inn, mostly chains with an occasional fine dinner restaurant. This is as expected in a state where no city exceeds 60,000. Best best is to get some elk, deer or antelope from a friend, or bag one yourself. Offer your friend a good bottle of whiskey (or Screaming Eagle).

I’m from Canada, toured Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah every summer for years on my motorcycle, simply beautiful country, beautiful people and loved the affordability.

[@barkboingfloom]

On the way east (towards Devil's Tower and Mt. Rushmore) we stopped in a little town called Gillette. We avoided every restaurant next to the interstate and drove about a mile into town, stopping at a little place called Pokey's. Its the best BBQ I've had out west.

[@GardcoreLegend]

One of my top states to move to when I retire.

[@journeyman553]

Be sure to pack PLENTY of arctic clothing.

[@yequalsemexplusbee4322]

Native Chicago city cat here. Took a trip to Wyoming last summer. Pretty great place, one of the best no problematic people I ever come across. Don't get me started on how beautiful the sky is at night!. A nice place to live, But I wouldn't live here due to my respect. I hope Wyoming remains the way it is. No need to change it, influence it, just leave it alone.

[@cyrusblackwood33]

My wife and I are going Sheridan/Story this weekend to view some properties. And I promise, we are not looking to change anything! We're moving there to escape the blue states and their policies, and to be around more like-minded people.

[@VickiHD]

You better like small town living and little to no shopping Specifically at night. You will be driving a lot. And, the southern part, Casper and Cheyenne have been going through a major snow blizzard. They have not been able to leave their house and the highways were closed. They just opened the highways a little. Check WYODOT for road and travel info tonight.

[@TheSilverLining80]

What did you think? Hardly any property for sale there and so $$$.

[@cyrusblackwood33]

@@TheSilverLining80 it's a beautiful area but you're correct, not a lot of housing options. We really love Story, it's such a beautiful place it's perfect, but every home we wanted is already under contract. Now we're looking for the right piece of land to build on, something on the outskirts of Sheridan closer to Big Horn, but that's slim pickings too though. I am expecting to see more listings as we enter spring/summertime.

[@TheSilverLining80]

@@cyrusblackwood33 we have visited a couple times and love it.

[@KinnyGames]

For me? Because it's not Illinois

[@Freyja-uc7te]

Lol .. I was gonna say the same thing except Pennsylvania

[@Hans_Moleman925]

Illinois is a shithole

[@lenny2137]

As someone who lives in a village in the Wicklow mountains here in Ireland Wyoming looks like heaven on earth ❤

[@brywalker7199]

Moved here 2 months ago and loving it

[@parischronakis4786]

I am a ham radio operator and the last state I would need to have a contact with in order to complete all the US states in my log was Wyoming. This made me search more about it. Im excited about the facts of this video. I see a lot of similarities with the country I live now, Norway

[@andyamysarizonaadventures5450]

I am hearing alot about horrible 80mph winds ,why are all the video shots perfectly still ? 😂

[@MissionaryInMexico]

I loved Wyoming, so beautiful, being there a dozen times per month at times for 8 years for work. I almost moved there. I had a fishing license there for my days off.

[@robertcoren7318]

The Big Horn area is the only place in WY I’d consider moving.

[@ColorfulColoradoTravel]

Wyoming is just awesome. We love the open space and the rocky roads as you drive westward

[@NBZW]

Have spent much time in beautiful Wyoming over the last 50 years, met many fine people, have watched the cities start to erode too the left but small towns and rural people still see it thru the eyes of reality. If you lean left, stay where you are.

[@differentnumber3200]

All 12 people from Wyoming are gonna be real mad about this video

[@WyoSavage1976]

Damn right we are....

[@rich1879]

You got that right very mad

[@xaqchilly]

We are...

[@matthewmoseman8962]

Yup.... come and visit! Just uh don't stay

[@ozz44755]

So true about the clean air. I'm fortunate enough to go to Wyoming for work occasionally. My allergies and breathing are magnitudes better there. Definitely wouldn't stir the pot, but just enjoy what's in it...considering it a retirement option.

[@ITSTotallyTubluar]

Been here for 2 years. Houses are crazy expensive compared to anywhere in the South. Especially when you consider square footage and age (most homes for sale are from like the 50's. Spring/Summer/Fall here is amazing, but the winter is as long as all 3 combined. And the wind man. Only when its cold AF, it somehow manages to blow in every direction simultaneously. And maybe Jackson Hole as a good food scene, Cheyenne DOES NOT. If I want goo food, I drive down to Fort Collins, CO. options are pretty bare bones here.

[@ITSTotallyTubluar]

@Mama Bear I try to not regret, but i moved and wouldn't return unless someone offered me 6 figures. The winter is too long, there is no soil (just small rocks and a sand like substrate), and while some of the most beautiful landscapes are there, its pretty desolate.

[@heidimarchant5438]

I forgot to mention that we passed a law a little while back that in no way shape or form can the federal government even think about infringing on our 2nd ammendment. Oh yeah and whoever moves out of wy has to take Liz Cheney with you😂

[@Josh-KJ7OEP]

Quit telling people :P Next thing you know we will have a massive influx of people coming. Whole heartedly agree with you, next person that moves has to take Cheney with them. FTB!

[@gamerjohn310]

She lives in DC

[@heidimarchant5438]

@@Josh-KJ7OEP my bad🙊😒🤓

[@heidimarchant5438]

@@gamerjohn310 her residency is in Wyoming, that's why she's a rep for Wyoming. She spends most of her time in Virginia or DC tho and we don't claim her!

[@meadster308]

Liz Cheney: NWO shill

[@MobiusMinded]

I am born and raised in Los Angeles.. But don’t worry, If i ever move to your beautiful state I won’t try and change a thing.

[@Homeinmygardenwithmydog]

Great thing to remember, that I was told by a local fella, when you go to Cheyenne, there’s a pretty girl behind every tree😂😂😂

[@kylebradshaw5196]

😂😂👍

[@Jackyl82334]

Wyoming is awesome, you just have to ask yourself..... 1. Is -35f too cold for me? It does get this cold at least twice a year (and that’s not wind chill) 2. Do I like 40-60 mph wind? And gusts up in the 70s, this is normal, when the wind stops, it starts snowing. 3. Do I like shopping? We lived just over q00 miles from the nearest Walmart until they built the smallest one they have (still 15 mile drive) 4. Do I like guns? Everyone has a gun, everyone, my daughter had to take a gun to school for gun safety class. Everyone has a gun. 5. Do I LOVE winter? We have 3 seasons in Wyoming, almost winter, winter, still winter and construction. 6. Do I like helping absolute strangers? When your driving to town and it’s -20f and you see someone broke down, you need to stop, they will die if you don’t. 7. Do you like lockdowns? We don’t have them as such, but unlike decades ago, they will close the roads instead of plowing them, you will be stuck at home a lot. 8. Do you smoke pot? Forget it, Wyoming is in competition with Alabama to see who can legalize last. 9. Do you own a 4 wheeler or side by side? You will have to register and insure it, but then you can drive it on the street. 10. Do you hate crime? There truly is almost no crime in Wyoming, there are 2 reasons for this, life in Wyoming is hard enough and most police departments are extremely corrupt. 11. Are you a republican? This is a throw away question, it doesn’t matter in Wyoming, if you live here, you are, even if your not, that’s how you’ll vote, even if you don’t. 12. Love the great outdoors? Yeah? Ask people in Washington D.C. how often the go to the monuments or ask people in Rapid City how to get to Mt.Rushmore.

[@pitsmcgoo]

2 seasons in Wyoming August and winter.

[@oxigenarian9763]

Air Quality: Briggs, you forgot to add that the wind blows there 24/7 - the pollution all ends up in So Dakota!! :)

[@davidcoffey893]

Wyoming is great and has room to grow. Bring your business, your employees, and your wealth. Lets create jobs so our kids can return to Wyoming and find jobs.

[@zeekbrickett8095]

How can Wyoming grow when the majority are not open-minded?

[@randallbates9020]

I lived in Big Piney Wyoming in the late 1970s and early 1980s with my grandfather Joseph Bodie the pastor of the congregational church in town in the parsonage. My uncle Dave was a town police officer. I worked at the Phillips 66 in town. I told y'all this so you know I'm being truthful. Wyoming is beautiful and big and empty and the trout fishing is amazing the people are fantastic and kind. While the summers are nice the winters are BRUTAL, we had to plug our cars in at night because it's so cold or they wouldn't start in the morning. I actually saw it snow on September 3rd or 5th don't remember exactly because it was a lifetime ago. Had to travel to Rock Springs or Pinedale for an actual full size grocery store. Long ride. I liked it but I was also young and don't know that I could handle it now. There you have it.

[@mikestone9129]

Another good, honest video. Wyoming really is a great state.

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Thank you

[@steeltiger1465]

@@WorldAccordingToBriggs Man you got to stop exposing our secrets though. More California's are going to keep coming here 🤦

[@dutchflats]

@@steeltiger1465 I hear Yellowstone's gonna blow soon and bury the whole state? 😜

[@rememberthefallen1970]

Californians can't handle the state. They leave as soon as winter hits.