At a Glance
200Square Miles
80%Public Land
5,029 - 10,450Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Have access to horses to reach some of the more remote areas
- This area has a large population of grizzly bears, be bear aware
In Hunt District 313, Montana, hunters frequently discuss challenging terrain and the importance of being well-prepared for rugged landscapes. There is consensus that understanding seasonality, particularly migration patterns, can significantly enhance the chances of a successful hunt. Some hunters point out the value of scouting ahead of time and recommend focusing on areas where game concentrates during particular times of the year. Overall, insights suggest that proper planning and adaptability to the district’s unique features can greatly influence the outcome of a hunting trip.
This hunt district is just north of Yellowstone National Park, located in the beautiful paradise valley. Due to the proximity to the park this unit offers much more than just hunting opportunities, it’s a great place to relax and enjoy your surroundings.
Hunting District 313 historically has had very high elk populations, but in the past few years numbers have drastically declined. Mule deer hunting is improving. Whitetail hunting is most effective on private land in the valley near the Yellowstone River.