They’ve discovered the last best pockets of the west.
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MTLabrador
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Wolf Point is the hidden gem of the Hi Line. Everyone moving to Montana should check it out.
Gerald Martin
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Don’t cha know that Montana is heaven on earth?
PaulRevere
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Way ahead of you.
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Lilhowie83
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How does Wolf Point meet his criteria of being on the southern end? Does he not know how to read a map? I'd send him to Wolf Point, I'm sure he'll love it!
BirdManMike
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My goodness.
utah400elk
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My wife is from Missoula and we went to one of her friend’s wedding in Big Timber. For the life of me I can’t remember the name, but there was a group of guys all wearing shirts from a hunting guide service. They were the absolute most unfriendly people I have ever met. I was working undercover narcotics at the time and had long hair and a goatee.
They appeared to be the most intolerant inbred people I had ever met. That was the most unfriendly place I have ever been. In my LE job I have been in some of the worst areas you can imagine. I have walked into gang infested strong holds for work and felt much more welcome than in Big Timber. Tell all the NR people to go there.
I really love MT and almost moved there two years ago. My wife’s parents passed and had a home about 5 miles up Grant Creek just past RMEF. The house was passed to my wife and she decided not to move back. She still loves the state but loves the ocean more.
They appeared to be the most intolerant inbred people I had ever met. That was the most unfriendly place I have ever been. In my LE job I have been in some of the worst areas you can imagine. I have walked into gang infested strong holds for work and felt much more welcome than in Big Timber. Tell all the NR people to go there.
I really love MT and almost moved there two years ago. My wife’s parents passed and had a home about 5 miles up Grant Creek just past RMEF. The house was passed to my wife and she decided not to move back. She still loves the state but loves the ocean more.
noharleyyet
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I heard one of the new villains of Yellowstone use this phrase last night...article nearly 4 years old
www.montanabusinessquarterly.com
Poverty with a View | Montana Business Quarterly
Buying a house in Montana can be hard. A recent Gallup study found 45 percent of Montanans were dissatisfied with the availability of good affordable housing.
www.montanabusinessquarterly.com
Hem
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Ought to be able to pick up something affordable in Radersburg.
I would recommend putting on your finest and going door-to-door to introduce yourself.
I would recommend putting on your finest and going door-to-door to introduce yourself.
You mean to tell me the series Yellowstone isn't real life Montana!!! When I was in Wyoming I couldn't find Aparousa County or a Sheriff named Longmire...Didn't even see one shoot out or stumble upon a body along side the road. I am starting to think the TV producers aren't giving us the true to life stories here.
BirdManMike
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Person is a prepper, too, it seems. Too bad the budget is so small -- there are plenty of bunkers down Paradise valley.
When posing as a drug dealer, don't be too butt hurt if the guys that are posing as cowboys don't take a shine to you.
Doesn’t hold a candle to Cohagen though
Cohagen: They'll never find the body.
Can't believe that the MT Tourism board didn't like that slogan.
D4570
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I vote for Burney prices should fit there budget.
Maybe Winnett.
Maybe Winnett.
LuketheDog
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Gerald Martin
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You guys are such killjoys. I told him that 300k should easily get him 150 acres of Yellowstone River frontage and 2500 square feet with one of the Chico Hot Springs in the backyard.
A man has to have a dream.
A man has to have a dream.
East Helena with a view of the slag pile, but you're gonna need another $150K.
