In a few years the whole country will be blue. Of course you will still have Alabama and Mississippi so you could move there to be safe from the blue people. Right now I am safe, but they are encroaching from Mobile and Pensacola.
Yeah those m*r*ns screw up their own states with their votes and when the state gets really bad to live in because of high taxes and stupid laws, they move into the red states that they know are better than theirs but then continue to make stupid votes to screw up that state. They destroy as they move from place to place like hungry locusts. LOL
SQUATCHIE COUNTRY.....Oh Dicky Lake is so cool. The place is TINY, I was there in 2021 visiting a friend and not much going on there which is kind of cool. Indian Springs is super duper
Beautiful but 400k and even a million for a bigger parcel outside of town is a little expensive considering all that snow in the winter...my 2 cents...
Wife and I visited Montana this weekend and now we're back in Texas. I fell in love with MT! Need to give you guys a call and find out how you can help us find a spot up there!
My brother loved Seeley Lake. I'm thinking of visiting there before the end of the year. Any properties bordering National parks or BLM land? 👍👍👍 Love your videos I cannot wait move in that direction. 👍👍👍
@@katwebster1986 It depends on the altitude and the Tobacco River Valley that Eureka sits in is actually pretty low elevation with a mild climate. About 30 in the winter up to mid 80's in the summer.
There's more big elk on the golf courses than the mountains. Plus, you can drop them from your cart...dress and haul them without crawling through the brush. Plus, plus...golf.
It's the border...like, human's clear and maintain the line west to the Pacific and East till you run out of trees to cut. And yes, there's a fence down the center of most of it...but you can just jump over it if you want. You shouldn't, but you can.
I lived in eureka when I was in 3rd and 4th grade, way back in the 90s. It was the most beautiful place I'd ever lived
Well done. I really loved the Wilderness Club. Was beautiful and warm the last two weeks. Incredible course. Lots of rainbow trout on Koocanusa.
Eureka's awesome...real gem if you're looking for that Montana life without the all downsides.
Love to move to Montana, but it possibly turning blue is a concern
Lord I hope not. I lived there absolutely loved it.
Me too but I’d have to start wearing shoes 👠!
In a few years the whole country will be blue. Of course you will still have Alabama and Mississippi so you could move there to be safe from the blue people. Right now I am safe, but they are encroaching from Mobile and Pensacola.
Yeah those m*r*ns screw up their own states with their votes and when the state gets really bad to live in because of high taxes and stupid laws, they move into the red states that they know are better than theirs but then continue to make stupid votes to screw up that state. They destroy as they move from place to place like hungry locusts. LOL
I like Eureka.
SQUATCHIE COUNTRY.....Oh Dicky Lake is so cool. The place is TINY, I was there in 2021 visiting a friend and not much going on there which is kind of cool.
Indian Springs is super duper
Beautiful landscapes!
Can you cover what to expect when living in Montana in the winter for whitefish, flathead lake area and the Bitterroot valley, thanks
Beautiful but 400k and even a million for a bigger parcel outside of town is a little expensive considering all that snow in the winter...my 2 cents...
A little??? LoL
Really interesting video. Blessings from the UK.
Parabens pelo seu canal ! Seus vídeos são lindos ! O seu país é um colirio para os olhos com essa natureza exuberante !!
Wife and I visited Montana this weekend and now we're back in Texas. I fell in love with MT! Need to give you guys a call and find out how you can help us find a spot up there!
same
Shhh don’t tell people! My husband and I want to move there in four years!
Have you ever made a video about the town of Hungry Horse, Montana?
As I would love sell my home here in Western Washington State and MOVE to Montana, what (Payscale) type of jobs/work is available?
Lots of cooking work and thrift shops the pay is anywhere from 12 to 16 dollars normal pay
@@golden_reddd8333 What about construction?
I live in eureka
My brother loved Seeley Lake. I'm thinking of visiting there before the end of the year. Any properties bordering National parks or BLM land? 👍👍👍
Love your videos I cannot wait move in that direction. 👍👍👍
How steep are the grades on 93, I may be purchasing a bus there, and I have to get it down that mountain.😟
Great job on this video! You have been subscribed. *****
And all these golf course are open for six weeks
Funny thing, I live here, born and raised
Kind of jealous 😊 really want to check out Montana. Is the weather comparable to the Michigan upper peninsula?
@@katwebster1986 It depends on the altitude and the Tobacco River Valley that Eureka sits in is actually pretty low elevation with a mild climate. About 30 in the winter up to mid 80's in the summer.
I am thinking about moving there. From northern California. Sale my place here. I work in logging and fire how are the jobs
I don’t get golf in Montana...Seems like a waste of great hunting land.
Golf courses are a complete waste of a good rifle range.
There's more big elk on the golf courses than the mountains. Plus, you can drop them from your cart...dress and haul them without crawling through the brush. Plus, plus...golf.
Yeah, I don’t understand golf anywhere but there are multiple more hunting areas.
What is plowed line showing you, where Canada and United States meet. Or was that a natural gas pipeline?
It's the border...like, human's clear and maintain the line west to the Pacific and East till you run out of trees to cut. And yes, there's a fence down the center of most of it...but you can just jump over it if you want. You shouldn't, but you can.
Montana needs scotish girls
0:04 Is that the golf course in the background! I love it there.