Living in Montana What Not to Do

Are you thinking about moving to Montana or have you recently moved to Montana? In this video, Living in Montana-What Not to Do, we will talk about a few things that you should know if you are new to Montana. We will discuss driving in Montana, living way out in the woods, and not changing Montana. You will get to know the people of Montana, winter driving, Montana life, and living in Montana.

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[MARKET_VOX]

Mate, for a video... You guys are really the best... I leave in Italy and lived in Norway for 10 years in the middle of nowhere and there it was the same thing... Such of a small world... You made me lough the all video... Keep up the good work... Amazing... I really would like to visit you guys once this covid shit is done..but am I allowed to wear a cowboy hat 😂😂🤠🤠?

[xxtmonejoo]

I’m not even moving to Montana but I find myself always watching these videos

[KellyK]

As a 3rd or 4th generation Montanan, I'm super happy you're making these videos. Thank you. I really don't want the culture or way of life here to change because of all the people moving here. I love my state very much.

[ericajones]

Moral of this video: Remember WHY you want to live DON'T BRING ANYTHING NEGATIVE FROM OTHER (NEGATIVE) PLACES YOU'VE Bring ONLY love, peace, positivity and willingness to respect your NEW home state.

[nickmichell]

That's the type of place that I could live and blend in as I'm a farmer and don't have many neighbour's anyway, I was told by a Idaho rancher, buy an old truck, rest your arm out the window and drive at 20mph, suits me.

[ChristeneLuthey]

Love your video. Very nice . I agree with everything you said. Keep up the great work! Love to you and yours❤

[mez]

My pet peeve; we know it’s a beautiful place so when you’re driving and checking things out and you see a line of vehicles behind you, pull over and let people by…

[howardbouma]

I have lived here all my life and you are right on

[mmaguiremm]

My wife and I just stayed in Kalispell last week, the whole state of Montana is gorgeous. We both noticed how friendly every single person was during our whole stay that week. Montana is truly a different world, in the best way possible.

[justusrosas]

Been planning on moving into the middle of nowhere in Montana. My mother was born and raised there. Always dreamed of living and dying there. I plan on having cows sheep and horses

[shanejones]

Moved here about 9 months ago from Carson city. LOVE this state and the people in it. Everyone is super friendly.

[August]

Ive been watching a lot of your videos lately, and subscribed to your channel. You give practical, useful and valuable advice. I’m a native Californian and could not stand my state back in 1980. Long story short, I’ve lived in Michigan, Washington, Nevada, and now Idaho. What you say is spot on, as I’ve seen most of that stuff here, too. Leave your attitude where you cross your old state line. Really enjoy watching your videos. I will definitely look you guys up when we have had enough of the Panhandle. God bless you in your endeavors.

[ravipansmith]

Great commentary! I'm laughing out loud!

[ProfessorKitchen]

#1) As a Texan, I like to think the Montana is what Texas used to be and what I hope Texas becomes again.
#2) This is an argument my wife and I have had for a while. I want to move further from town than she does. The irony is that she almost never leaves the house and hates towns.
#3) As a Texan, I have to tell you that we can't drive. Not in Montana and not in Texas. It's a disease. Seriously.
#4) Please provide me a list of what I can complain about. I like to complain.
#5) I'm from Texas. I already own a cowboy hat. Haven't ridden a horse in 30 years, though. TBH, the hat was bequeathed to me by my uncle. I've never worn it. Probably never will. But, I'm a Texan and I have a cowboy hat.

Thanks for the video, I did enjoy it! Right now I'm in talks for a job in MT. I do like the "what not to do" concept. Every area has a different culture and different things tick them off. If I get the job, I'd rather not make my new neighbors mad at me in the first 24 hours!

[katherineharper]

Born and raised in Montana, moved to the south to take care of my aging father. Married had kids but moved back to Montana to care for my mother. Then back south to be closer to my husband's family. Now we are probably going to move back to Montana so I can be closer to my sister and Grandpa who are my only family(besides my kiddos) left on my moms side. I miss it so much. We had 9 acres, horses, pigs, etc. Raised on a farm. You don't know how much you miss it until you aren't living it anymore.

[danielgriffin]

Amen to that! If you move anywhere respect the people who have lived there for generations- in any state SC too.

[ZTAudio]

As a California expat who moved to Columbia Falls, I can attest that everything in this video is true. Don’t bring California or anywhere else here with you. This a great place to live if you like freedom and wide open spaces, and don’t mind driving 20 minutes to the closest store.
If you don’t LOVE cold weather, or you freak out when you see a gun on someone’s hip ... stay away or you’ll make yourself and everyone around you miserable.
For those of use who love it, we want to keep it this way. Montana is “the last best place”.

[DanMills]

Loved number 1. That should be the case for anyone moving the U.S. Great video.

[douglee]

Nailed it.. I know you said some of it was a joke but I think you and your wife are on point! Thanks!!!

[robertoblanco]

Don’t Drive fast? Come on people in Montana have drove like a bat out of hell since the automobile was invented. Heck I remember the highways that didn’t have a speed limits during the day in a state the rhymes with Montana. Wish people from other places learned how to properly use the passing lane. It is not a cruising lane.

Totally agree about not changing Montana, I would go a step further and say that should go for anyplace you move to. If your leaving anyplace and moving to a new place, enjoy the culture that is there, and learn to adapt, after all you moved there.