We love it here! We are in Northern Idaho. It’s refreshing to see people in restaurants pray before they eat their meal. It’s something we do, it’s nice not being looked at like we are freaks.
I am a Soldier, and have lived everywhere and wish to retire in a place that celebrates America, it’s cultural values and traditions. Where people are free and left alone.
Idaho falls has been in the top 10 growing economies in the country for the last few years. Plenty of jobs available. Stop smoking weed and you might be able to get one.....
The harsh realities sound wonderful to someone like me. High speed internet is a big one for remote workers like myself so it would be good to hear which areas, if any, would be a concern.
The good thing about living in Boise is that despite the cold winter months it doesn’t get buried in several inches of snow; or a few feet of snow from a snow storm like Burlington,Vermont; or Binghamton,NY; I have lived in those two cities in the past.
Sounds like a breath of fresh air to me! Proof that in my heart I am Idahoan. Sounds like paradise hearing all this brings me to tears that there is such a place that does exist 😍
No paradise. Only 10 inches of rain a year... so the moment you step beyond a sprinkler system, it's all brown and crispy. 36 inches of snow a year.... that's a lot. And you have a frost free growing season of 90 days. you ccan't even grow a tomato plant!
Girl, just straight out say it... Californians... I get it. We have a reputation for being super liberal. With how huge this state is and how many people live here, there's more conservatives than people think. I know it feels like an overwhelming amount of Californians are moving to Idaho, but most that do, are conservative and looking to find a place we would fit into. And there ARE country folks here too. Cowboys, farmers, ranchers, gun loving patriots etc etc. There's no worries about a Californian moving there trying to change things unless you see the rainbow flag or some clear sign they're a liberal. And many of us like to keep to ourselves too just because most of our neighbors are liberal and uptight and snobby and self centered. But a lot of us conservatives in Cali are really down to earth. We don't all have lots of money or huge houses and electric cars. We just want to be left alone and not be told what to do or not to do. We just want to be free and live around like minded folks. As long as Idahoans are friendly and welcoming to us California migrants, you will find we are not much different and we're very friendly if we were just given that chance to show people that.
Most people don't realize or even remember that before 1992, California was a RED state and between 1992 to 2004, it was PURPLE, but turning more Democrat crazy every year. From 1993 to 2001, Richard J. Riordan, a Republican, and terrible RINO (which was the norm back then), was the mayor of Los Angeles. From 1967 to 1975, Ronald Reagan was our Governor. Then from 1983 to 1999, George Deukmejian and Pete Wilson, both Republicans, were state governors. The reason there are so few Republicans left in California is because, over the years, most of them moved to Red states like Idaho, making them more conservative, while at the same time, liberals from all over moved in. Many of my old friends and some family members moved to red states and they were all right-wing , religious, pro-2A conservatives.
Californians destroyed my hometown. There was a boom in the late 80’s and the town grew from 4K to 16k and the people did nothing but complain about our way of life. I was forced to move away do to the Californians influence on our town. The sentiment comes backed by reason.
I an in Atlanta GA and I am thinking about and looking at property there for all the reasons you mentioned. Already preapproved and looking for a good agent.
Idaho libertarians: "It's a free country. If I can afford it, I should be able to buy it." Also Idaho libertarians: "Stop moving here with your money and driving up our property costs. It's not fair 😭". 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡
I live right outide New York City in Jersey. I'm not a religious person by any means but I wanna move there so I can drive to Jackson hole/Grand Targhee during the weekdays in the winter. Is that doable even during a snowstorm? I can be pretty persistent for powder. In terms of guns... I dont give a shit if you walk around like Neo in the Matrix or like Schwarzenegger in Terminator 2... That sounds awesome. Would I be ok there?
I'm grew up In SWFL. My brother and I have been talking about Idaho with our families after a RN turned us onto them. We love the west and the outdoors. Sounds perfect for us who just want to live somewhere we can be left alone
I love how polite you are about saying "Maybe don't come here" regarding certain topics haha. Glad there are some places in the US that still stand up for good old fashioned values.
I moved here for all those reasons. My ex left exactly for all those reasons. Bad part of Idaho… Dating is horrible. Good thing… you can stay busy outdoors.
Thank you for making this video. A primary reason we’re moving to Idaho is so we can raise our children around people with that we share those values with. It’s great to hear confirmation that conservative values are deeply apart of Idaho life ❤
Regarding jobs, It is true that they are a few good-paying jobs, but the truth is that Idaho mainly hites people from Idaho they know for those well-paying jobs. If you are an immigrant is even more challenging to find a job despite having a college degree. It is blatant discrimination, not culture. Idaho is missing the input of new ideas and diversity. That is why it is one of the lowest states in culture and education.
The first one is one of my concerns..the funny thing is I don't live in Idaho, but those values are the reason why I want to move there and I am also afraid of people wanting to move there and change it. I am in the wrong state, really and want to live in a state that matches my values and views...and that is Idaho...When I went there it felt like home..It has been 3 years since we went and we miss it so much.
It's great to hear that Idaho is a God fearing, conservative state. I fear for your state, however. From what I understand, there are A LOT of people moving from Idaho from California, Washington, and Oregon, and I have a feeling that many of them will try to ruin your communities. Just beware that cancer spreads. Here's the problem with many of the people that are moving from California, Washington, and Oregon. Many of these people are Communist, radical Democrats, and they want nothing to do with God. And there is nothing wrong with this in the United States. You have the freedom to not practice a religion. However, what will eventually happen is that these people will start trying to erase God from public places. Wait until you get a group of the people protesting your Christmas trees in public and God in your schools. Also, these people will eventually start to challenge the fact that there isn't a huge, robust welfare system that will pay them not to work. It's coming. Just be careful.
Been trying for Montana. We lived there 5 yrs n left to texas for work. Need to go back up but Montana towns are very liberal n we are very conservative. And very expensive for ground that have restrictions against all hooved animal.. which we need them.. and chickens. Been thinking about Idaho for awhile. We like the cold n snow.
Thank you for your honesty. I deeply admire the citizenry of this state for holding american values and constitutional freedoms most sacred and in highest regards.
I will take a brutal winter to be with people who believe in God, Guns and Freedom....and those people that don't like that can have the opposite here in California...the land of insanity....I am moving to be with my kind of people!!!
Another comment about Idaho is that I believe in respecting life, and I don't approve of hunting or trapping. You can call killing “part of the culture,” but I will NEVER support it. For example, an 8-year-old son of a Mormon family said “he hated wolves” repeatedly in anger. Is that what you are teaching kids? Hate is not Christian
I’m thinking of moving there. My children have all moved to the salt lake area, and I don’t want to live in Utah. Very expensive. My Parents live on the Washington Idaho border and I want to be closer to family. Moved from Oregon to Nebraska 10 years ago, and it’s time to get closer to home without having to live in Washington. Winters aren’t a worry compared to Nebraska. Plus my daughter served part of her mission in Shelly during COVID. She absolutely loved the area. I’m not looking to change the area. I believe that when you move somewhere you celebrate and Immerse yourself in the culture. I’m hoping Idaho Falls is where we land. I was looking in the Post falls Couer d’lene area, but too far from the kiddos.
For people who want to live and let live there seem to be quite a few beliefs that must be followed in order to fit in! Not sure these two go together as seamlessly as it might be hoped?
0:10 Your husband looks so much like me it's scary. My wife and I had to pause the video to look at those pictures, especially in the two pictures over your right shoulder. That suit even looks like the suit I wore at our wedding.
@@lifeingreaternashville The only clear difference is that I wear glasses and he doesn't. Also, unless you're 6'2", I'm a bit taller than him. But even the facial hair and gray patch look just like I do in our own wedding photos.
Check out Luke 22:36 and think 2,000 years ago and how it would apply today: “[Jesus] said to them, ‘But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one.’”
And there you have it. I told you...cancer spreads. Beware. I like the RU-vid videos of people that have moved from California to Idaho, and they are complaining about the topography. "We didn't know it was like...wilderness. Where's the ocean?" LOL. Here's a hint to these people: Montana is very similar. Now you see why California went from being a beautiful destination state to a Communist toilet. I hope the same doesn't happen to Idaho.
People moving from a modern city you won't find great healthcare. Most of the healthcare is about 5 years behind new treatments, there are a lot of waits and there is a huge lack of public transportation. If you're a senior it's not a good choice to live. One thing is out west we successfully shut down several rezones being pushed by realtors and developers, huge win to keep the population down as well as resource use. We are not ok with more growth. This keeps the prices of homes high because we are now limiting the zoning and permitting.
I believe parts of Idaho are water stressed. Is that the case in Idaho Falls? How are the summers, does it get humid and if so, how much? Thanks for the content. A conservative here looking to live with like minded people. Living in Phoenix where it's tilting blue, soo! many Californians bringing their social agendas here that destroyed Calif, now poised to do the same here in AZ. God help this country!
Not really! Water was a little lower than normal earlier this year but it recovered pretty quickly. There's so much water around this area. Summers are great (we have a few weeks in the 90s, but mostly 80s) and normal humidity levels in the summer are around 40-50% or lower. Personally I don't think it's bad at all :) I totally get that!
They are hard-headed Mormons that make taxpayers support their temples as if it's more important than improving education. Lots of parents struggling and not kind for those in need. Basically be a Mormon n you're good. But that's a new religion. Sooooooo you choose whether it's legit or you prefer a more ancient religion.
My family is looking to move to Idaho falls. We are conservatives fleeing. We have waited a long time. God, family, guns, off-roading, outdoors all things we love. We aren’t into entertainment we been to Vegas one time to take my brother to airport lol and we are close to Vegas 🤣We are from a small town in yes California… it used to be fine but city people have moved in and started building air bnbs everywhere and changing our quiet high desert town. If we do move we would love to hear about some great churches that teens enjoy. We have to adapt to the cold but we would rather have that then 100+ degree weather. I hope it works out and we are accepted by the community.
The gods of the nations are demons. You need to repent of your sins and believe the gospel. Not abandon your family because you feel guilty about being rich like buddha did.
“Idaho people don’t want their values messed with..” yes, they are stuck in their ways. They hate when people with actual culture move here. They lead and govern with religious views, which is due to the fact that it’s 90% Mormon. “Alot of people don’t take too kindly of people who…” yes, they are racist. She’s literally just told us that if we feel entitled to our own opinion, then “rethink moving here” Things being closed on sundays is the an exact example of controlling a society using religion. Let me tell you a secret, 99% of Hispanics do their shopping on Sunday and all these companies just lose a lot of money and business. Harsh reality #3 about winters. Yes. They are harsh. It sucks. Period. #4. Yes Idaho is growing. And it’s a huge problem. Idaho falls traffic is just as bad as LA. Try getting from one side of town to the other( 4 miles) , at 5 pm on a weekday, it takes 30+ minutes. Used to be a small town. Now it’s a small town with a lot of people. It’s not even enjoyable anymore. #5. There is nothing for adults to do. There’s one museum, one aquarium, and a sad excuse of a mall. You can only go to those things so many times before it gets boring. Idaho falls is a place to live out retirement, not live your life.
We are not a racist community. Yes we have lots of Hispanics here and many shop on sundays. As do a lot of other people. And most stores are open on sundays. A business being closed on a Sunday Is not about controlling anyone. Sorry you feel that way. I’m curious why are you still here?
From Parma, Idaho, the things that you’ve stated are wonderful things. I speak for my whole family. But the things that we need to add are, keep your California, Colorado, New York, blue state, attitudes out of here. We like it the way we like it don’t go screw up our state. We do not take kindly to that. Idahoans are wonderful, gentle nice God-fearing people, clean, and considerate. But there is a wild side that you don’t wanna open up a box of. Keep Idaho free. Look what’s happened to Boise, weird, parades, and flags all over and I don’t mean the American flag. We need to vote these people out.
Idaho is serene, not a lot to do, so you might drive to a little bigger city on your day off. Its too bad they dont have a few scrabble clubs there. If idaho was flat, it would be bigger than texas.their are a lot of mountain peaks there.there are really good restaurants there.i unfortunately live in las vegas nv. Its kind of a boring drive from twin falls to boise, something to keep in mind.if you live out in the country, your neighbors might be a mile away but its pleasant, sometimes all you hear are sprinkler pipes. Just be hospitable and respect the place.
I am from california, and lived in idaho for 14 years. I worked in a restaurant, and gov. Evans came in at the time, some idaho hunters came in and i overheard one of them say" those californians shoot at everything. I live in las vegas nv now and its a dumpsite and last place police state.
