WHY NOBODY LIVES IN MONTANA

Have you ever wondered why Montana, one of the most scenic states in the US, remains so sparsely populated? Why does this picturesque land with vast open spaces, snow-capped mountains and untamed wilderness, not bustle with more people?
Today, we embark on an intriguing journey through the less-traveled paths of Montana, exploring the top 10 reasons that keep its population count surprisingly low. Buckle up as we dive into an insightful expedition, unveiling the challenges and unique aspects that shape life in the Big Sky Country

[bayokoebi]

Am a Nigerian so happy that am the first to comment. I love low population environment and i think is the best place in America.
I hope hope and see a thousand comments here

[ttsa]

video could be great but please change the audio. high pitch voice, bad audio cuts, sounds like having a cold and just annoying

[darinsmith]

i looked into a couple places in Montana and the housing prices were comparable to where i am in Denver.. i am a big skier so i would want to be relatively close to the slopes..

[rjvaughn]

Is this a robot speaking? The mispronunciations and strange word choices are strange.

[darkpaw]

It’s “never great” is what sums it up. You’ll have doctors but no specialists, you’ll have entertainment but not much attracting to tons of tourists. Montana is nice but that’s just about it. It’s boring.

Add in the fact it’s less racially diverse and that “rural small town” atmosphere can get concerning. It’s a terrible place to be when young too I imagine, namely college years. I’m certain it is a nice State, but the average person and seeking a place like Montana