At a Glance
554Square Miles
97.3%Public Land
5,200 - 7,070Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Bring blunt headed arrows or a shotgun for mountain grouse
- Good fishing in the nearby West Fork of the Bitterroot River
Hunt District 250 in Montana offers a mixed experience with varied terrain that demands thorough preparation and scouting. Hunters emphasize the importance of understanding draw odds, which can be challenging, and timing hunts with the seasonality of game movement. Successful hunters suggest focusing on early-season scouting to learn animal patterns and using that knowledge to strategize during the hunt. Consistent feedback highlights the value of persistence and adaptability in response to weather changes and game behavior, making preparation key to success in this district.
Located in the southwest corner of the state, this unit is comprised of mainly public land offering great access with more mild terrain than its surrounding units.
This hunting district was devastated by wolf predation, the abundance of mountain lions and over hunting. For the past few years, elk and mule deer have been under strict management. It is only recently on the rebound with very respectable trophies being harvested every year.