Montana's Impossible Housing Situation

[mtmuley]

Went to Browning once, 35 years ago.
Haven't felt the need since.

Me and a buddy partied In the Browning bars one night. 1989. We were there crushing cars for a salvage company. We are still alive and really had a great time. Maybe they took pity on a couple dumb white boys. Anyway, Montana is a great place. Everywhere. mtmuley

 

[Hem]

Me and a buddy partied In the Browning bars one night. 1989. We were there crushing cars for a salvage company. We are still alive and really had a great time. Maybe they took pity on a couple dumb white boys. Anyway, Montana is a great place. Everywhere. mtmuley

Reserved judgement. Just haven't found myself in that region.

 

[ismith]

If you are being sarcastic and negative ... then doubt if you have been around Glendive at all. First of all you can grow watermelons there! It's a great gardening climate for Montana.
Then there's Makoshika State Park, a real badlands gem worth camping and exploring. Lower Yellowstone River offers great recreational fun and fishing ... paddlefish capital!
Hunting is pretty darn good: antelope, deer (both species, but notable whitetail along river), pheasants and other birds, even elk not far away nowadays. Dawson Community College with a reputable rodeo team. Probably housing costs much more affordable than Bozeman.
Soooo ... denigrating Glendive as a Montana place to live says more about the denigrator than the place.

Soon to be the #1 Bozangles bedroom community, thanks a lot!