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<blockquote data-quote="planomateo" data-source="post: 1252105" data-attributes="member: 12433">We've bought a house up in Montana just outside of Missoula this week.&nbsp; We'll be saying goodbye to Texas in a few years once our youngest graduates high school.&nbsp; Until then we'll be making trips to visit when we can.The house is a small 2 bedroom house with a detached garage/shop that sits on 20 acres.&nbsp; The property sits next to state land and all the plots around us are 20 acre properties.&nbsp; It's completely off the grid powered primarily by solar power and propane generator as the backup.I've never lived in the snow, although I've visited Montana many many times in the winter.&nbsp; Believe we should expect about 40-60&quot; of snow a year.&nbsp; Perhaps [USER=15141]@alabama mike[/USER], [USER=18126]@bamaledge[/USER], or [USER=18080]@PhillyGirl[/USER] can give me some pointers <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" />.Deer, moose, elk on the property frequently.&nbsp; Bighorn sheep in the area.&nbsp; Great fly fishing ~5 miles away.Looking forward to the next adventure, getting to explore a state I fell in love with 20+ years ago.Necessary items to purchase:fly fishing gear, UTV/ATV, cold weather gear, snowblower, snowplow, tractor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="planomateo, post: 1252105, member: 12433"] We've bought a house up in Montana just outside of Missoula this week. We'll be saying goodbye to Texas in a few years once our youngest graduates high school. Until then we'll be making trips to visit when we can. The house is a small 2 bedroom house with a detached garage/shop that sits on 20 acres. The property sits next to state land and all the plots around us are 20 acre properties. It's completely off the grid powered primarily by solar power and propane generator as the backup. I've never lived in the snow, although I've visited Montana many many times in the winter. Believe we should expect about 40-60" of snow a year. Perhaps [USER=15141]@alabama mike[/USER], [USER=18126]@bamaledge[/USER], or [USER=18080]@PhillyGirl[/USER] can give me some pointers :D. Deer, moose, elk on the property frequently. Bighorn sheep in the area. Great fly fishing ~5 miles away. Looking forward to the next adventure, getting to explore a state I fell in love with 20+ years ago. Necessary items to purchase: fly fishing gear, UTV/ATV, cold weather gear, snowblower, snowplow, tractor [/QUOTE]

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