GOHUNT

Montana Hunt District 213

Updated Feb 17, 2026

At a Glance

774Square Miles

56%Public Land

4,500 - 10,100Elevation Range

Quick Tips

Low moose densities dispersed throughout the unit, might take many days to find a good bull
Late in the season, roads can become very snow packed -tire chains are recommended
Landownership maps can be helpful
Allow plenty of time to hunt the unit

Flint Creek Range resides in thousands of acres of Deerlodge National Forest, west of Interstate 15 and the community of Deer Lodge, and north west of Anaconda. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks provide over 6,000 acres of Wildlife Management areas. A number of Shiras bulls are listed from Granite County in the Boone and Crockett record book with the largest bull harvest reaching 165”.

A number of limited tags are allocated for this unit. Take advantage of the breeding season to call in a roaming bull. Remember, bulls weigh over one thousand pounds so be prepared to quester and transport all of your meat. Locate cows first, then set up and call to attract a roaming bull. Heavy snows can shut down Forest Service roads and trails so watch the weather for pending storms.