What's it Really Like to Live in Montana? 

Bring your autograph book with you, the stars are moving in.

I don't even have the ability to move to Montana yet, your content is just so darn good that I just keep watching it. I can tell you really love Montana, thanks for going through all this effort to show off the character and atmosphere of the state, I can even see it in your background, something about it just emits the feeling of being in a cozy and well decorated bunker in an enormous, sparsely populated land. Also I just find you to be such a likable character, the passion you have for Montana, the excitement with which you speak about it, and the genuine and organic descriptions you give of the places there, also some of your videos are really funny.

I love Montana! The whole west really, because the West is the best, am I right? 😊 From your neighbor in Washington State! 🤸‍♀️

It looks like Montana has everything Alaska has, except the sea.

Thank you so informative 😮I never heard you mention the Kalispell area, 😢

I miss the good old days, in the 70s when we could go to any Lake Northwest Montana and there wasn’t hardly anybody there. Basically had the whole place to ourselves. Going up to glacier Park and driving through would maybe see only 20 people instead of bumper to bumper cars like it is today. Last time I was in the park was 1997 in knew then I would never be going back. Too many people And you can imagine how it is now. My home is not home anymore. God made western Montana Paradise out of staters have made it hell. And I won’t even get into the problem with the crime and transients. 😢😢😢😢😢

Really nice job with describing things!

Oh, I spent a delightful 18 years in Montana, soaking up the high school and college experience. Isn't it just fabulous how Montana is blessed with picturesque landscapes? But the cherry on top is the lack of, well, actual jobs and the warm, fuzzy embrace of locals who aren't exactly thrilled to see outsiders. A true paradise, right?

The thing I most remember about growing up in Montana: short, hot summers, and long, cold, snowy winters. The chinooks *do* make winter more bearable, however.

bare back riding lol for a split second i thought "they ride bears??"

I love Montana. You have Glacier NP and part of Yellowstone. I am in WA State and we love vacationing in Montana. We are thinking about retiring to Montana in about 7 years because we vacation a lot in West Glacier (Polebridge area) and it’s much like WA State, except not as liberal (thank God!), and that appeals to us. Montana is having the same issue we have here in parts of Western WA where all the outsiders (mostly Californians) are moving here, driving up the cost of living, and bringing in their ideologies trying to change us (not all towns/cities in Western WA is democrat or liberal). I’m from SE Alabama originally and I would never move somewhere and try to change the people to fit my ideologies/political leanings. I would adapt to where I live as I had to do when moving to WA State. I can’t wait to make Montana my permanent home so I can go to Glacier as much as I like.

you hibernate 9 months of the year with the bears! :)>

Stay where you are. Montana is full.

Hey brother, I just got chance in MSU at the Dept of Mechanical Engineering for my MSc degree. I got Graduate Research Assistantship at about 1600 usd per month without tution fee for the 2023 spring session. I am an international student and by this amount of money can I afford myself in Bozman for a very simple life near MSU.

What is hutton montana like? How deep does snow get? Is town friendly to neecomers?

I visit family in Montana frequently and I wouldn't live there myself if you paid me. Beautiful area, interesting activities but the people don't give two hoots about anyone but themselves. Poor customer service, poor attitude, poor community services, and twisted values.