At a Glance
791Square Miles
93.3%Public Land
3,000 - 8,700Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Limited cell phone service
- High number of grizzlies
- Great grouse hunting during September
- Lots of huckleberries during September archery season
Hunters in Hunt District 140, Montana, emphasize the challenging terrain and variable weather conditions, advising newcomers to be prepared for the physical demands of the area. Experienced hunters note that knowing the patterns of game movement can significantly increase success rates, particularly during specific seasonal changes. The area is described as having a diverse landscape, requiring adaptable strategies and thorough scouting to effectively navigate and identify game locations. Overall, the sentiment is positive, with seasoned hunters highlighting the district's potential for rewarding hunts when approached with careful planning and local knowledge.
This largely forested hunting district has some extremely rugged peaks. The Great Northern Mountain gives a stunning view from Idaho to Glacier National Park. This hunting district is located along the Hungry Horse Reservoir and South Fork Flathead River.
A backcountry hunter can get away from crowds and hunt unpressured animals. There are relatively low number of elk in this area when compared to other areas in the state, and a high number of wolves.