Glad you joined the site. Start reading the many articles on hear, its tough to stop.

 

Hello and welcome.

 

Howdy and welcome from AZ
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Welcome from another Oregonian.

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Hiya from Texas.

I have been looking at land in Klamath Falls area, nice and cheap in the middle of nowhere

 

Hello and welcome from Montana. I'm living life as Un-usual.


It's good to prep, as: "Something evil this way comes!"

 

Hello neighbor! Southern Oregon (Medford area) here.

 

Hello and Welcome

Dave

 

Howdy, also from Southern Oregon

 

Howdy and welcome from southern Oklahoma.

 

Hello fellow Oregonian 8~)

Just wanted to say HI...

 

Hellooooo and welcome aboard!
Lots to read through here!

 

Welcome to the community,

Take care,
Wes

 

Thanks to the welcome commitee

Hello gang, and thank you all for the gracious welcome.
To fixitman and mikem, do you guys ever try and get together and brainstorm, or just identify each other in southern Oregon. Is that advisable? I have met with one other individual on the Oregon preppers site that is genuine and knowledgeable, but I am apprehensive about revealing details that may compromise OPSEC. I'm in the Rogue Valley too, and looked all over the western US for the best place to relocate to when moving back to the mainland. I had a number of criteria, and identified other areas that were more suitable, but lacked enough economic activity to be practical in order to support my family. Oregon is generally conservative, but the Willamette Valley voting block controls the state, and is of a different mindset. Interestingly, I have learned the counties of southern Oregon and northern California wanted to create their own state in the 40's, the State of Jefferson. You still see an occasional bumper sticker that exalts the idea.
To PremO in Texas, Klamath Falls and outlying areas are great locales in many respects. You probably all know JWRawles identifies part of this area as the American Redoubt. Land is relatively cheap, there are certain areas with good game populations, and the culture is one of an agricultural nature, and mostly conservative. Water is an issue, with coalitions trying to shut the water off for the farmers in order to save salmon migrating up the Klamath River. A number of years ago, there was a huge fight over water there, and people really came out of the woodwork. But all areas have their advantages, or disadvantages. There is some great Chukar hunting in eastern Oregon.
At any rate, thank you all for the welcome, and I will endeavor to find the time to stay in touch regularly.
Aloha,
Kainoa

 

Hello gang, and thank you all for the gracious welcome.
To fixitman and mikem, do you guys ever try and get together and brainstorm, or just identify each other in southern Oregon. Is that advisable? I have met with one other individual on the Oregon preppers site that is genuine and knowledgeable, but I am apprehensive about revealing details that may compromise OPSEC. I'm in the Rogue Valley too, and looked all over the western US for the best place to relocate to when moving back to the mainland. I had a number of criteria, and identified other areas that were more suitable, but lacked enough economic activity to be practical in order to support my family. Oregon is generally conservative, but the Willamette Valley voting block controls the state, and is of a different mindset. Interestingly, I have learned the counties of southern Oregon and northern California wanted to create their own state in the 40's, the State of Jefferson. You still see an occasional bumper sticker that exalts the idea.
To PremO in Texas, Klamath Falls and outlying areas are great locales in many respects. You probably all know JWRawles identifies part of this area as the American Redoubt. Land is relatively cheap, there are certain areas with good game populations, and the culture is one of an agricultural nature, and mostly conservative. Water is an issue, with coalitions trying to shut the water off for the farmers in order to save salmon migrating up the Klamath River. A number of years ago, there was a huge fight over water there, and people really came out of the woodwork. But all areas have their advantages, or disadvantages. There is some great Chukar hunting in eastern Oregon.
At any rate, thank you all for the welcome, and I will endeavor to find the time to stay in touch regularly.
Aloha,
Kainoa

I am fairly new to the board and haven't met anyone from on here yet but I am open to the idea of networking. The best way to maintain OPSEC would be to meet on neutral ground until comfortable with each other. Always great to sit down over a coffee or beer and chat.

Oregon does have a lot to offer, it is a great place to be!

 

 

Welcome from the Northeast.



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Hello from nevada!