Hi, Dave!
Why you don't want take them with you???
You can keep them in pots...

I never really considered it.  Most of these are big trees.   I would have to cut them way back.  And our temps are in the 100's here now.  We are going to be renting through the summer months and they would have to remain in pots through the summer.

Do you think they would survive?   Are they tough enough to dig up and move during the growing season in these temps?

I move two Celecte two years from now from my girlfriend yard..She just don't want them..They was 10 feet tall..
And we cut roots pretty bad, because she was in such hurry..I trasport them to my property and plant them..They both survive.. This was a middle of a summer here in Florida..
I think you need to try it..
Figs doing good in pots too..I have many of them in pots, even 6 feet tall...
Just get big pots for big figs..
Check out local nursery for big pots..
I all the time getting even 25 gallon free..

Thanks Olga.

Can't hurt to try I guess.   I've been babying these guys along for two years now.    They would be in pots for three months at least....in our hot desert summer.  Not sure they'll make it.   Beats leavin them to die though.

I have fifteen trees in the ground and can't possibly take them all.   So if anyone local to Lake Havasu here in the South West wants one or two...or three...get in touch.

if you dig them up and pot them keep them in the shade all summer.  I would remove alot of leaves and fruit If it was me. I would prune them in half keeping the sticks for rooting and trying to reduce the impact on the root system to sustain the top growth. They will look bad for this year but will come back next...

If no takers here try Freecycle.com or craigslist for your area. But I agree with trying to pot them and keep at least one of each variety if you can.