There are growing rumors that Paramount Network’s “Yellowstone” is luring an increasing number of people to Montana. The Dutton family in “Yellowstone” owns the largest contiguous ranch in the United States. Kevin Costner, who also serves as an executive producer for the series, portrays John Dutton, a fifth-generation rancher.
Fans of the show have expressed their desire to relocate to the Western state on Twitter.
“After viewing a single episode of Yellowstone, it’s official. I’m moving to Montana.”
“After viewing Yellowstone, I will relocate to Montana, marry a cowboy, and never look back.”
“The decision has been made: I’m moving to Montana #Yellowstone.”
“Bye, DC. I’m moving to Montana. #Yellowstone.”
“I have observed Yellowstone. Consider relocating to Montana. Traditional American values and intelligent citizens.”
Season 1 of Yellowstone has concluded. I will become a cowboy in Montana.
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Montana is beautiful, which is why people travel from all over the world to visit. Multiple lists rank “Big Sky Country” among the most beautiful places to live. The film “Yellowstone” is a perfect representation of the state’s landscape, from rolling grasslands to jagged mountains.
Montana is home to several of the country’s most renowned national parks. The Lewis and Clark Caverns, the Beartooth Mountains, the Yellowstone River, Grinnell Glacier, the Missouri River, and the Badlands of Makoshika State Park are additional natural wonders.
Fans of “Yellowstone” credit the show with introducing them to the adventurous lifestyle of Montana residents. Fly fishing, ice climbing, horseback riding, snowshoeing, camping, golfing, rock climbing, hunting, skiing, snowboarding, whitewater rafting, swimming, dog sledding, mountain biking, hiking, and more are all available there.
Recently, journalist Kathleen McLaughlin displayed the rugged beauty of Montana by tweeting a photo of herself hiking through tamaracks.
It is not only “Yellowstone” that is causing people to move to Montana. According to real estate agents, people are more interested in moving there due to the recent health crisis. Real estate agents report an increase in interest from out-of-state buyers since the state’s reopening.
People are seeking space, Montana’s natural beauty, and a lack of congestion. DJ Smith, president of the Missoula Organization of Realtors, told KRTV.com. They had already decided to move to Montana or neighboring states, and this merely accelerated their plans.
It’s not just about natural beauty
Those contemplating a move to Montana will find that the state offers much more than natural beauty and a rich past.
For example, Montana’s property taxes are lower than the national average. According to Wallethub, Montana ranks twenty-first among the fifty states in this category. In addition, Montana’s effective property tax rate of 0.85% is lower than the national average.
Due to its abundance of wildlife and farms, the state provides some of the most distinctive food in the nation. Popular foods in Montana include huckleberries, bison, trout, flathead cherries, elk, pastured beef and lamb, and a variety of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables.
Similarly, Montana has a robust job market and a robust economy. According to the official website of the state, “Montana has the eighth-fastest GDP growth among states over the past five and ten years.”
Additionally, residents enjoy a healthy lifestyle. Fresh air, nutritious food, and physical activity have all contributed to the healthy habits of the Treasure State. According to the State of Obesity, Montana has the nation’s sixth lowest adult obesity rate and ninth lowest youth obesity rate.
CNBC ranked Montana tenth for general prosperity. High rates of purpose, social, financial, community, and physical well-being are associated with happier, healthier lives, according to the network.
