Laws that don't apply when you live in a very secluded area?

Question

What are some basic examples of laws that would normally apply to most cities that don't apply to those outside of city limits? Say, for example, that you own a large piece of property in the middle of a forest of the cascade mountain range. You're over 20 miles away from any kind of civilization. It's just you and your 100 acre property.

Would you be allowed to shoot off a gun on your private property for target practice? Would you be able to drive unlicensed on your private property? Would you be able to own animals that some cities may restrict, such as horses, llamas, etc?

Another question: If you're located in such a rural area, how would you get mail delivered to your residence, assuming you're that far away from any kind of residency? How would any kind of emergency vehicle arrive to your house in the event of a fire, sudden illness, or burglary?

Answer 1

You can own how ever many animals you please outside of city limits, you can shoot a trespasser and shoot guns off to your hearts delight and you can do what ever you want pretty much. Except rape and murder that sorta stuff.

Answer 2

Ugh.

!) Yes

2) Yes

3) Yes

4) Rural denizens pick up the mail themselves.

5)

  a) Fight it yourself or watch it burn down. Insurance, or lack of, might influence your decision

  b). Ambulances are non-existent, rural living, eh?

  c) Burglary is a CITY problem. There's nowhere to run here.