S.E. Oklahoma

Georgia or Mississippi in that order.

Southern Illinois. All my family is there

I will live in TX until I retire, then I'll take inventory of life, our plans are to retire in Hawaii.

OK

Louisiana - November through April for obvious reasons. Fish, hunt, climate, food.
Northern Michigan - May through October. Up around Charlevoix/Boyne City is beautiful and the smallmouth fisheries are incredible. Did a trip up there earlier this year and you could see bottom in 40 feet of water on some of the lakes they are so clear.

All that being said, I'm not leaving the greatest state in the land if I don't have to.

Las Vegas.

I have lived in Texas most of my 30 years of life and will leave Texas in the rearview mirror as quickly as I can. Work has me stuck in Dallas, and my properties taxes are ridiculous. I cannot imagine paying these insane property taxes on a fixed income in retirement. Part gets frozen, but they'll just be frozen at a ridiculously high rate.

The Fijian Islands somewhere. Something much more peaceful, tropical and beautiful.

South Carolina would be at the top of the list.

California or Maine

The Greenville and Charleston area is awesome. Love it there.

Great fishing (both salt and freshwater)
Excellent food
Good people
Mountains and forest to the north west.

I would love one of those old houses near the battery, I'm about 10 million short give or take a few.

Glasgow or Marrowbone Kentucky