The suggested HD7078P may be undersized due to non-obvious reasons. Also, the need for low-VHF may not exist.
While there are several low-VHF stations listed on the report, their fare may or may not be of interest. Suggest visiting
http://www.rabbitears.info/market.ph...rting=physical and then clicking on each channel call sign to expand the listing. This will show what is being carried on each station in the listing.
Several of the UHF stations, while on 2000' towers, utilize ultra-high gain transmitting antenna with added down tilt to their patterns. Consequently, their coverage up in the foothills is going to be substantially less than the TVFool simulator predicts as the simulator does not take this transmitter characteristic into account.
This location is truly one where the maxim of "go big or don't bother going" applies. You're going to need the maximum gain available from any antenna which should be selected. Therefore, my suggestion for the "easiest" solution is to get the biggest combo antenna you can find. It's going to be 12-14' long and either 10' wide (includes low-VHF) or 3' wide (doesn't include low-VHF). You could, if you were to build a maximized system, use separates which would allow you to fine-tune the system for your deep-fringe system.
Be sure that any preamp selected has an internal FM filter or that you add an external filter. There are several powerful FM stations nearby and they can wreck havoc on reception if they're not addressed.