Hem
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You have been around long enough to know better.
Best towns to live/retire in Montana?
- Thread starter Lawnboy
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Straight Arrow
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Ismay, Joe Montana, peaceful quiet, off the beaten path, nobody gonna mess with you.
Potsie
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Culbertson.
Go Cowboys.
Go Cowboys.
Hem
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Every one of you shut the f up.
Jeezus, check Google feeds, every other one is about Montana....go here, go there,do this,do that.
Jeezus, check Google feeds, every other one is about Montana....go here, go there,do this,do that.
Irrelevant
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Hear me out... Forks WA
He said he hates wind and wants good healthcare. I assume he means actual doctors and not the vet
Solid lol...if I win the lotto I am headed back to Packwood.
HEY HEY HEY quiet, this is between Montanans. Dont bring us into this. shhhh!
Rack Daniels
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Here me out Cincinnati, Ohio
He doesn’t live far from there. He knows about Clyde park
antlerradar
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The problem with Baker and the rest of eastern Montana is it turns into western Montana, Eastern Washington/Oregon and Western Minnesota/Wisconsin combined every fall.
Art Vandeley
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Browning ?
npaden
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I just don’t think places like Poplar or Harlem get the love that they should in threads like these.
Hem
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I shared some love in Poplar one occasion.
Oops...wrong context.
Hem
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But to be a contributer...if Lawnboy starts a brewery in Winnet with decent food they will come.
Luke_with_a_lab
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Red Lodge. Within an hour of Billings for healthcare and shopping. Great access to recreation. Ski Hill basically in town.
Some jokes aren’t funny.
Lewistown. It's pretty much located in the middle of Montana. Hunting (Big Game and Bird), fishing, camping, mountains, prairie all around. Billings is about two hours to the south and Great Falls is about two hours to the west. Small city with a small town feel to it.
