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If you could move anywhere in Western Montana, where would it be?
2/19/2012 4:20:17 PM
Plan on relocating soon to Western MT, when i find a job..... Aside from that I have the pick of areas surrounding Great Falls and West Glacier....... What area would you focus your efforts?
2/19/2012 5:13:33 PM
Thank you, we already did 
Those are two vastly different places. So, it would depend on what YOU want to do, and what you like around you. Great Falls is out on the plains, can be quite windy, doesn't gets less snow than Glacier would. Glacier would be in the mountains, a lot more snow, less wind, and in the middle of a forest :)
I don't know a ton about West Glacier, as I have lived closer to Great Falls most of my life here.
-Corn
2/19/2012 8:18:32 PM
The only jobs you'll find between W. Glacier and G. Falls are seasonal with the National Park Service (Fucking Anti-American Nazis).
The truth is, if you don't already have lots of money, don't bother moving to Montana, we don't need any more unemployed! Almost half this state is unemployed already.
The truth is, if you don't already have lots of money, don't bother moving to Montana, we don't need any more unemployed! Almost half this state is unemployed already.
2/19/2012 8:32:19 PM
As already mentioned If you want to move to Montana you better be bringing a marketable skill or your retirement account. Make sure you leave any big city thinking and ideals behind. Plan on becoming a Montanan and not just another displaced transplant that want's to make Montana more like where they came from. That being said I live and work in Great Falls about 75% of the jobs are lower paid, service/trade jobs unless you work for .gov average income in my neighborhood according to this website is around 30k. You can live on 30k here but it ain't the high life.
http://www.incometaxlist.com/
ETA if you don't want to be surrounded by the environazi's/hippies ect. Great Falls would be the better choice, one of the larger towns in Mt. with the convenience of shopping ect. In a community largely dependent on the ag industry and the Air Force base it better represents the Montana of old.
http://www.incometaxlist.com/
ETA if you don't want to be surrounded by the environazi's/hippies ect. Great Falls would be the better choice, one of the larger towns in Mt. with the convenience of shopping ect. In a community largely dependent on the ag industry and the Air Force base it better represents the Montana of old.
2/19/2012 11:10:54 PM
Originally Posted By m1awolf:
As already mentioned If you want to move to Montana you better be bringing a marketable skill or your retirement account. Make sure you leave any big city thinking and ideals behind. Plan on becoming a Montanan and not just another displaced transplant that want's to make Montana more like where they came from. That being said I live and work in Great Falls about 75% of the jobs are lower paid, service/trade jobs unless you work for .gov average income in my neighborhood according to this website is around 30k. You can live on 30k here but it ain't the high life.
http://www.incometaxlist.com/
ETA if you don't want to be surrounded by the environazi's/hippies ect. Great Falls would be the better choice, one of the larger towns in Mt. with the convenience of shopping ect. In a community largely dependent on the ag industry and the Air Force base it better represents the Montana of old.
As already mentioned If you want to move to Montana you better be bringing a marketable skill or your retirement account. Make sure you leave any big city thinking and ideals behind. Plan on becoming a Montanan and not just another displaced transplant that want's to make Montana more like where they came from. That being said I live and work in Great Falls about 75% of the jobs are lower paid, service/trade jobs unless you work for .gov average income in my neighborhood according to this website is around 30k. You can live on 30k here but it ain't the high life.
http://www.incometaxlist.com/
ETA if you don't want to be surrounded by the environazi's/hippies ect. Great Falls would be the better choice, one of the larger towns in Mt. with the convenience of shopping ect. In a community largely dependent on the ag industry and the Air Force base it better represents the Montana of old.
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P.S. it was nice to meet you m1awolf
2/19/2012 11:17:46 PM
Originally Posted By ravinluna:
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P.S. it was nice to meet you m1awolf
Originally Posted By m1awolf:
As already mentioned If you want to move to Montana you better be bringing a marketable skill or your retirement account. Make sure you leave any big city thinking and ideals behind. Plan on becoming a Montanan and not just another displaced transplant that want's to make Montana more like where they came from. That being said I live and work in Great Falls about 75% of the jobs are lower paid, service/trade jobs unless you work for .gov average income in my neighborhood according to this website is around 30k. You can live on 30k here but it ain't the high life.
http://www.incometaxlist.com/
ETA if you don't want to be surrounded by the environazi's/hippies ect. Great Falls would be the better choice, one of the larger towns in Mt. with the convenience of shopping ect. In a community largely dependent on the ag industry and the Air Force base it better represents the Montana of old.
As already mentioned If you want to move to Montana you better be bringing a marketable skill or your retirement account. Make sure you leave any big city thinking and ideals behind. Plan on becoming a Montanan and not just another displaced transplant that want's to make Montana more like where they came from. That being said I live and work in Great Falls about 75% of the jobs are lower paid, service/trade jobs unless you work for .gov average income in my neighborhood according to this website is around 30k. You can live on 30k here but it ain't the high life.
http://www.incometaxlist.com/
ETA if you don't want to be surrounded by the environazi's/hippies ect. Great Falls would be the better choice, one of the larger towns in Mt. with the convenience of shopping ect. In a community largely dependent on the ag industry and the Air Force base it better represents the Montana of old.
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P.S. it was nice to meet you m1awolf
Same here, thanks for the media I haven't tried it yet but will in the next week.
2/19/2012 11:32:19 PM
Originally Posted By m1awolf:
Same here, thanks for the media I haven't tried it yet but will in the next week.
Originally Posted By ravinluna:
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P.S. it was nice to meet you m1awolf
Originally Posted By m1awolf:
As already mentioned If you want to move to Montana you better be bringing a marketable skill or your retirement account. Make sure you leave any big city thinking and ideals behind. Plan on becoming a Montanan and not just another displaced transplant that want's to make Montana more like where they came from. That being said I live and work in Great Falls about 75% of the jobs are lower paid, service/trade jobs unless you work for .gov average income in my neighborhood according to this website is around 30k. You can live on 30k here but it ain't the high life.
http://www.incometaxlist.com/
ETA if you don't want to be surrounded by the environazi's/hippies ect. Great Falls would be the better choice, one of the larger towns in Mt. with the convenience of shopping ect. In a community largely dependent on the ag industry and the Air Force base it better represents the Montana of old.
As already mentioned If you want to move to Montana you better be bringing a marketable skill or your retirement account. Make sure you leave any big city thinking and ideals behind. Plan on becoming a Montanan and not just another displaced transplant that want's to make Montana more like where they came from. That being said I live and work in Great Falls about 75% of the jobs are lower paid, service/trade jobs unless you work for .gov average income in my neighborhood according to this website is around 30k. You can live on 30k here but it ain't the high life.
http://www.incometaxlist.com/
ETA if you don't want to be surrounded by the environazi's/hippies ect. Great Falls would be the better choice, one of the larger towns in Mt. with the convenience of shopping ect. In a community largely dependent on the ag industry and the Air Force base it better represents the Montana of old.
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P.S. it was nice to meet you m1awolf
Same here, thanks for the media I haven't tried it yet but will in the next week.
thanks for the brass I'll probably get around to loading it sometime in the next year if I get that Job. I may not be able to have my reoading setup in Company housing
2/20/2012 6:17:22 PM
Not too keen on the windy side.
My ex and kid live in Great Falls now, but have a home in West Glacier. Anywhere around the two is kinda what I'm looking at.
I suppose that the job will determine where I land ultimately.
Helena and the Flathead area are on the short list. Thanks for the advice.
My ex and kid live in Great Falls now, but have a home in West Glacier. Anywhere around the two is kinda what I'm looking at.
I suppose that the job will determine where I land ultimately.
Helena and the Flathead area are on the short list. Thanks for the advice.
2/20/2012 7:27:40 PM
Originally Posted By JohnSmith6073:
Not too keen on the windy side. My ex and kid live in Great Falls now, but have a home in West Glacier. Anywhere around the two is kinda what I'm looking at.
I suppose that the job will determine where I land ultimately.
Helena and the Flathead area are on the short list. Thanks for the advice.
Not too keen on the windy side.
My ex and kid live in Great Falls now, but have a home in West Glacier. Anywhere around the two is kinda what I'm looking at. I suppose that the job will determine where I land ultimately.
Helena and the Flathead area are on the short list. Thanks for the advice.
You am moving to the wrong part of the US, Compadre.
2/20/2012 10:13:38 PM
Originally Posted By Banger:
The truth is, if you don't already have lots of money, don't bother moving to Montana.
The truth is, if you don't already have lots of money, don't bother moving to Montana.
no freakin lie.
i make less now than i did in 1999 and i live in the "big city" working at a "good job."
ridic.
2/22/2012 6:12:04 PM
You should look into Bozeman...lots of houses for sale of all sizes and shapes.
2/22/2012 8:56:11 PM
I hear that Browning is nice this time of year.
2/22/2012 10:45:28 PM
Originally Posted By blazerking78:
I hear that Browning is nice this time of year.
I hear that Browning is nice this time of year.
I've seen jobs there.
Just a mountain away from paradise.
2/23/2012 12:03:52 AM
Originally Posted By JohnSmith6073:
I've seen jobs there. Just a mountain away from paradise.
Originally Posted By blazerking78:
I hear that Browning is nice this time of year.
I hear that Browning is nice this time of year.
I've seen jobs there.
Just a mountain away from paradise.
Yep, a beautiful view from a dumpster
