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'There's nothing here:' Kim Zolciak is not impressed as she visits husband Kroy Biermann's small Montana hometown on Don't Be Tardy

Published: 02:52 EST, 13 October 2016 | Updated: 10:04 EST, 13 October 2016

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Kim Zolciak could not wait to leave rural Montana and didn't try to hide it on Wednesday's episode of Don't Be Tardy.

The 38-year-old reality star brought all six of her children, plus the family chef Tracey to visit the hometown of her husband Kroy Biermann, but she was ready to bolt.

Kroy, a free agent professional football player, signed autographs at his old high school in Hardin.

Family trip: Kim Zolciak did not hide the fact that she wanted to leave Montana on Wednesday's episode of Don't Be Tardy

'He had big dreams for the NFL and he made it,' said Kim proudly.

But the town was too small for Kim's liking.

'I felt anxious just being there…I needed to get out and live, take my top off or something,' she laughed.

'There's nothing around,' she complained.

Husband and wife: Kroy Biermann took Kim and their children to see where he grew up in rural Hardin, Montana

In the dark she became scared that a 'cantaloupe' might jump out on her.

'Antelope,' corrected Kroy, 31.

'What the f*** are those teepee looking things,' she asked later.

Big sky: Montana did not make a good impression on Kim

'Those are teepees, that the American Indians used to sleep in,' he explained.

The family then went gun shopping.

'I typically don't bring all of my six kids into a shop together, ever, it's not fun for me…this is exactly why I have Amazon Prime,' Kim told her husband.