At a Glance
Quick Tips
- Be prepared to take plenty of time to hunt this district
- Tire chains are recommended late in the season
- Keep a clean camp area, many black and some grizzly bears in the area




Hunters have shared varied insights on Montana's Hunt District 104. Many emphasize the unit's challenging terrain, which requires physical readiness, especially when pursuing elk. The area is noted for having fluctuating draw odds, so planning and timing are vital for a successful hunt. Additionally, seasoned hunters advise scouting ahead of the season to get familiar with game movement and habitat, ensuring better preparedness and increased chances of success.
Hunt District 104 is a relatively small unit that borders Idaho in the northwest corner of Montana. This area has limited road access and can has plenty of access options for anyone. This area is densely vegetated and glassing spots can be few and far between.
This area has produced some giant bulls in the past although trophy potential has seen a dip in recent years. Much of this area is remote and bulls have the opportunity to grow and old.