Hogs in Colorado

[Great-Kazoo]

Well, unfortunately it looks like the original Colorado job isn't going to work out.. the company wasn't willing to budge on their offer, which wasn't terrible but not good enough to pull up stakes and uproot my family again. That being said, I was just contacted by a recruiter for a job in NW New Mexico that is looking promising, so we'll see how that goes. It would even be close enough to the border to live in CO and commute... still looks pretty slim for hog hunting in the immediate area but its that much closer to Texas.
The beauty of the mining business is that there are plenty of opportunities out there...

I'd stay in NM for other benefits, that CO doesn't / no longer affords. Also land in the southern part of CO, either side of the divide. Has seen a rapid rise price wise. The MJ industry is making serious inroads that area. When you look at what prices were for semi arid land, they have seen a sharp uptick in pricing.

[proffett]

I'd stay in NM for other benefits, that CO doesn't / no longer affords. Also land in the southern part of CO, either side of the divide. Has seen a rapid rise price wise. The MJ industry is making serious inroads that area. When you look at what prices were for semi arid land, they have seen a sharp uptick in pricing.

My wife and I were discussing that very subject last night.
There' still no guarantee that the job will pan out, but if it does, NM looks like the better choice, for the reasons you mentioned as well as several others.
We'llsee how it goes. ...