[DutchmenSport]

I don't live on a farm, but my neighbor does have chickens and goats and we have a corn field and a bean field for a front and back yard. It's great living and wouldn't trade it for anything now. We sleep in the camper almost year round, almost every night. Many times, driveway camping is more peaceful than campgrounds "on-the-road". It's definitely less hassle.

I wish you could have kept the Montana and parked it on your new property. You could have still enjoyed it, used it for extra bed room, an office, or just a nice get away spot to relax a little and break the daily routine. But, everyone of us has to do it our own way and what works out best for us.

I wish you well in your new lifestyle, but.... country living is absolutely wonderful!