At a Glance
793Square Miles
76.3%Public Land
5,500 - 10,200Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Archery hunters carry extra water
- Watch for sudden thunderstorms
Hunters discussing Hunt District 300 in Montana emphasize the challenging terrain and underscore the importance of proper map scouting and preparation due to its diverse landscape. Many suggest timing hunts during the early season as game is more predictable, although later hunts can offer opportunities with snow on the ground. Success in this area heavily depends on understanding elk behavior and migration patterns, especially as animals transition to wintering areas. Overall, the unit is respected for its potential but requires significant effort and strategy to maximize opportunities.
This hunt district sits in the southwest corner of the state, west of Interstate 15 and southwest of the of Dillon. Beaverhead National Forests provides some 70,000 acres of public lands while BLM lands add another 100,000 acres. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks have a number of Block Management Areas along Medicine Creek.
Broad valleys, open prairie, ample BLM lands and a good population of antelope make this a district to consider. Glass over a number of bucks before zeroing in on the one you want to spot and stalk.