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I am a fifth generation Idahoan. My wife is a sixth generation Idahoan even though my ancestors came here before hers did. My children are 7th gen from my wifes side. When my grandpa was young he used to ride his horse to school down by the Boise capital. We have seen some crazy change in a short time. I hope Idaho always stays awesome! Keep us rugged!
Bonus points for anyone that's knows where this public land is.
I've spent 20+ years in property & casualty insurance.
If you're a producer thinking about going independent, here are 3 things I wish someone had told me first. 🧵
Plan your exit on day one.
Will you sell, merge, or hand it down? Your book is an asset. Build it like someone will want to buy it someday.
Independent doesn't have to mean alone.
Agents: what's the #1 thing holding you back from going out on your own? Tell me below.
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Are you more willing to move to Idaho based on the election outcomes?
58%yes
42%no
24 votes • Final resultsI have had numerous companies offer to buy my land in Fruitland Idaho. They are looking at it for subdivisions. Do they know if there is a tidal wave of people coming?
"We don’t discover humility by thinking less of ourselves; we discover humility by thinking less about ourselves."
One year I was really short on time. My dad and brother came with me during an archery hunt. We had a bull coming in within 10 minutes. I shot the bull and it ran down the logging road, jumped the barbwire fence, and died next to my truck. We loaded him whole, thanked God, and left. Sometimes things work out the way you need them to.
Dropping off a missionary at the airport is hard. I thought it was supposed to get easier with each one but it feels the opposite.








