South Teton District lies east of the Continental Divide and ends near the community of Choteau. It includes portions of the Bob Marshall Wilderness within the Lewis and Clark National Forest, providing thousands of acres of public lands. Ear Mountain Wildlife Management Area adds some 3,000 of access and public land to the area. The wilderness area is remote and challenging to access.

Wilderness, a huntable population of mature mountain goats and a trail system that allows travel deep into the wilderness makes this an exciting district to hunt. Mature billies may have horns that reach over 9” with heavy mass. Mountain goat hair is thickest and longest, the later in November they are harvested.