- If you ask people in Montana about the Unabomber (Ted Kaczynski), you’ll soon discover everyone in the entire state lived “just down the road” from him.
- Key word: huckleberries.
- In Montana, you don’t need to say “I’m heading to the Big Hole Valley” or “I’m going to the Seeley-Swan Valley.” You can simply say “I’m heading to the Big Hole” or “I’m going to the Seeley-Swan.”
- A pickup isn’t fully equipped until Forest Service section maps and at least one wildflower identification guide has been stuffed in the glove box.
- In Montana, determining who you know in common from every little town is serious business.
- You don’t qualify as living “remote” in Montana if you can reach the nearest grocery store within an hour’s drive.
- You are either a Bobcat fan or a Grizzlies fan. You can’t be both.
—Mitchell Hegman
NOTE: My cabin
is less than ten miles from where the Unabomber lived in his little shack.
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