Bullhead city, to be precise...

My father needs the dryness for his health and I need to keep an eye on him... if it doesn't pan out, I can always move back. But I am curious to try a new place..

Any advice?

BHC, prepare for extreme heat and a bunch of meth heads.

Bring a skilled trade.

Does exotic dancing count?

Seriously though, I am concerned about that front everywhere. This whole MAGA thing can't happen quick enough...

Its just as dry in alot of places that dont get that hot.
Im not kidding you, it is really, really bad.

Its certainly not small town, main street America, but its not so bad.
Dont let guys from Phoenix tell you Bullhead is high crime

Let me know if you need any assistance, Im fairly local, and in town at least once a month. Just dont ask me to come down from June through September unless you have a boat and beer.

Ah Bullhead… Searching for something positive to say…maybe I am just negative tonight. Let’s see it has a Sam’s Club and you can gamble across the river in Laughlin. The river is fun if you boat or jet ski. Oatman is fun if you like to feed carrots to donkeys, the off roading can be quite fun.
It does have it’s share of Whiskey Tango type’s of crime, and if you get into something more than a broken bone they do send you to Las Vegas for treatment. Snow Birds in the winter will clog traffic and drive a normal person nuts.
I am just down river and I limit my time in the Bullhead area, I might be a snob though.
I am a snob, we have the same issues, just less mobile homes.

not a ton of work there im guessing but if you got a plan and youre a good worker im sure youll be okay. Its cheap to live in AZ so you can get by on a little.

Also just in case.  Dont ever vote for a democrat.  EVER

Rest assured, I'd sooner piss glass than vote for Hillary or her brethren...

Bullhead City you say?

Egads.

Let me know if you're looking for some apartment even if temporarily. Adobe Highlands. I know the owner and the district property manager.

Where the hell is Bullhead city...

Move to Vail, it's still dry and we need more republicans to redden Pima county up.