Planning our call to the wild.

[NPO_Aaron]

Whats up everyone!

I'm a "flat-lander". I live in the north-central portion of North Dakota. My family's plan is to move to the mountains within the next five years. My goal is to have enough property to plant a large garden, raise some chickens and, through hunting, provide a significant amount of my families food. We are looking into west/central Montana, but haven't made our minds up. Who loves where they are at, or knows of some awesome places for a young family to live their western, self sufficient dream?

 

[Addicting]

Welcome, when you start looking there is a really good broker down in Ennis that will help you out. Call ERA and ask for Johnathan.

 

[Dan O]

The problem is finding something you want that is affordable and the covenants meet your wants/needs. Also research the winter average weather. This can be an issue for winter access.


Good luck,
Dan

 

[TRS_Montana]

Montana sucks. There are wolves and grizzlies (densities range from 9-12 per 5 elk), it will cost you $20k per 100 square feet to purchase a chunk of land (next to city sewage ponds), and there are an average of 138 days a year with below zero temps.
Now, when I think "call to the wild" my mind immediately lands on Iowa. Have you watched Field of Dreams?