This district is located north of Stanford in central Montana. This district is unique for mountain goat hunting because it is a flat-topped butte found in the middle of prairie country. The butte rises up over 2,000 vertical feet from the surrounding area. Mountain goats were stocked here in the 1930s.

This district has the potential to produce a billy in the 9” range or larger. Goat populations are down from historic highs, but are stable with two distinct populations. One on Square Butte and one on Round Butte, both areas have a population of 35 to 40 goats each.