DEER ELK ANTELOPE 2020/2021 LION MOOSE SHEEP GOAT FWP HUNTING DISTRICT LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS

TURN IN POACHERS: CALL 1-800-TIP-MONT fwp.mt.gov Regulations are adopted by the Fish & Wildlife Commission These Hunting District Boundaries were adopted by the F&W Commission on February 13, 2020, under the authority granted in MCA 87-1-301 and are valid March 1, 2020, through February 28, 2021. The F&W Commission reserves the authority to amend the Hunting District Boundaries herein if deemed necessary for wildlife management purposes. Martha Williams, Director. Discrimination Prohibited – State and Federal laws, Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, or disability. Anyone believing he or she has been discriminated against (as described above) in any FWP program, activity, or facility may write to FWP Human Resources, 1420 East Sixth Avenue, PO Box 200701, Helena, MT 59620-0701 or the office of Equal Opportunity, U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C. 20240. Any changes made to this printed publication can be found on the FWP website or by inquiring at any local FWP office.

Table of Contents by Subject Antelope Hunting District Legal Descriptions...... 4 Bighorn Sheep Hunting District Legal Descriptions...... 10 Deer, Elk, & Mountain Lion Hunting District Legal Descriptions...... 14 Moose Hunting District Legal Descriptions...... 34 Mountain Goat Hunting District Legal Descriptions...... 42 Contacts...... 46

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then northwesterly down said canyon to its its intersection with Gallatin-Yellowstone Antelope Hunting Districts –Legal junction with Big Sheep Creek County Road, River divide, then southerly down said divide Descriptions then easterly and northerly along said road to to the Yellowstone National Park boundary, Interstate 15 at Dell, the point of beginning. then southerly, easterly and northerly along 215 East Deer Lodge: Those portions of Deer said boundary to the intersection with the 310 Pioneers: Those portions of Beaverhead, Lodge, Silver Bow and Powell Counties lying Yellowstone River, then northerly down said Silver Bow and Madison Counties lying within within the following described boundary: river to its junction with Interstate 90, the Antelope the following-described boundary: Beginning Beginning at Garrison Junction, then in an point of beginning. easterly direction along US Highway 12 to at the junction of Grasshopper-Wise River the Continental Divide at MacDonald Pass, Road with Route 278, then northerly along 318 Big Hole: HD 318-Big Hole-Those portions then in a southerly direction along said divide said road to Route 43 at Wise River, then of Beaverhead and Deer Lodge Counties lying to Interstate 15, then in a southerly direction easterly along said route to Interstate 15 at within the following-described boundary: along said interstate to its junction with Divide, then southerly along said interstate to Beginning at Wise River, then southerly along Interstate 90 at Butte, then west and north the point directly opposite the confluence of the Wise River Scenic Byway (Route 73) to its along said interstate to Garrison Junction, the Grasshopper Creek with the Beaverhead River, junction with Route 278, then west along said point of beginning. then westerly along Grasshopper Creek to the route to Jackson, then south and west along Bannack-Grant Road, then northerly along the Jackson-Skinner Meadows Road to the 291 East Garnet Range: That portion of Powell said road to Route 278, then westerly along Big Hole-Bloody Dick Divide, then westerly County lying within the following-described said route to the junction of the Grasshopper- along said divide to the Montana-Idaho border boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Wise River Road, the point of beginning. and Continental Divide, then northerly and Route 271 (Drummond-Helmville Road) and northeasterly along said divide to its junction 311 Lower Gallatin-Madison-Horseshoe Hills: Interstate 90, then easterly along said interstate with Route 569 (Mill Creek Road), then Those portions of Madison, Park, Gallatin, to its junction with US Highway 12 at Garrison, southerly along said route to its junction with Jefferson, and Broadwater Counties lying then easterly along said route to its junction Route 43, then southeasterly along said route within the following-described boundary: with State Route 141 at Avon, then north along to Wise River, the point of beginning. said route to its junction with Cottonwood Beginning at the mouth of Sixteenmile Creek, Meadows Road (1/4 mile northwest of Nevada then easterly up said creek to the Middle Fork 319 Fleecer-High Rye: Those portions of Silver Lake), then northwest on said road to its of Sixteenmile Creek, then easterly up said Bow and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the junction with Braziel Creek Road (BLM Road Middle Fork to the South Fork of Sixteenmile following-described boundary: Beginning at 2864), then south on said road to the northern Creek, then southerly up said South Fork to the junction of Interstate 90 and Interstate 15 boundary of BLM Section 22, T12N, R10W, then the Bridger Mountain Divide near Flathead west of Butte, then southerly along Interstate west along said section line to the southeast Pass, then southerly along said divide to 15 to Route 43, then westerly along said corner of Section 16, T12N, R10W, then north Ross Peak, then easterly and southerly along route to Route 274, then northerly along said along the eastern boundary of said section the Yellowstone-Gallatin Divide including route to Route 1, then easterly along said to its northeast corner, then west along the Bangtail Ridge to Bozeman Pass and the route to Interstate 90, then easterly along northern boundaries of Sections 16, 17, and 18 intersection with Interstate 90, then westerly said interstate to Interstate 15, the point of to the northwest corner of Section 18, T12N, along said interstate to the Trail Creek Road, beginning. then southeasterly up said road to the Goose R10W, then south along said section boundary 320 Tobacco Roots: Those portions of Madison, Creek Road, then southerly on said road to its to the northeast corner of Section 24, T12N, Jefferson, and Silver Bow Counties lying within intersection with Gallatin-Yellowstone River R11W, then west along said section’s northern the following-described boundary: Beginning divide including Hyalite Peak to Eaglehead boundary to its northwest corner, then south at Virginia City, then westerly and northerly Mountain, then in a westerly direction along along said section’s boundary to its southwest along Montana Highway 287 to Route 41, the Portal-Porcupine and Levinski-Porcupine corner, then west along the northern boundary then northerly to Route 55 and Interstate Creeks Divide to the West Gallatin River near of Section 26, T12N, R11W, to its junction with 90, then easterly along said interstate to the the mouth of West Fork, then south up the Cottonwood Creek, then north along said South Boulder River, then southerly up said Gallatin River to Buck Creek, then up said creek to its junction with Route 271, then south river to Noble Peak and the Jefferson-Ruby creek to the Madison-Gallatin Divide, then along said route to its junction with Interstate Divide, then southerly along said divide and northerly along said divide and the Madison- 90, the point of beginning. the Madison-Ruby Divide to Montana Highway Cherry Creek Divide to the head of Trail Creek 287, then westerly along said route to Virginia 300 Medicine Lodge-Upper Horse Prairie: That near Red Knob Mountain, then down Trail City, the point of beginning. portion of Beaverhead County lying within the Creek to the Madison River, then northerly following-described boundary: Beginning at down the west shore of said river to Route 84, 321 Ruby-Blacktail: Those portions of Clark Canyon Dam, then westerly along Route then westerly along said route to US Highway Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within 324 to USFS Road 3909 (Trail Creek-Lemhi 287, then southerly along said highway to the following-described boundary: Beginning Pass Road), then westerly along said road to North Meadow Creek, then westerly up said at Dillon and Route 41, then northeasterly along the Montana-Idaho border, then southerly and creek to Mount Bradley and the Madison- said route to Route 287, then southeasterly easterly along said border to the Pine Creek- Ruby Divide, then northerly along said divide along said route to Virginia City and Alder W.F. Little Sheep Creek Divide northeast of and the Jefferson-Ruby Divide to Noble Peak Gulch, then southerly up said gulch to Baldy Bannock Pass (Medicine Lodge Pass), then and the head of the South Boulder River, Mountain and the Ruby-Madison Divide, then northerly down said divide to the head end then northerly and easterly down said river southeasterly along said divide to Gravelly of Four Eyes Canyon, then northwesterly to Route 359, then northerly along said route Range Road, then southerly along said road down said canyon to its junction with the Big to Interstate 90, then easterly along said and the Eureka Basin-Ruby Road to the Ruby- Sheep Creek County Road, then easterly and interstate to the Jefferson River near Three Centennial Divide, then westerly along said northerly along said road to Interstate 15 at Forks Junction, then northerly and easterly divide and continuing northwesterly along the Dell, then northwesterly along said highway down the south shore of said river to the Centennial-Blacktail and Sage Creek-Blacktail to Clark Canyon Dam, the point of beginning. Missouri River, then northerly down the east Divides to the head of Clark Canyon, then 301 Lima Peaks: That portion of Beaverhead shore of said river to Sixteenmile Creek, the westerly down said canyon to Interstate 15, County lying within the following- point of beginning. then northerly along said interstate to Route 41 at Dillon, the point of beginning. described boundary: Beginning at Dell, 313 Upper Yellowstone: Those portions of then southeasterly along Interstate 15 to the Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the 329 Horse Prairie North: HD 329-Horse Prairie Montana-Idaho border near Monida, then following-described boundary: Beginning North-That portion of Beaverhead County southerly and westerly along said state line at the junction of the Yellowstone River lying within the following-described boundary: to the Pine Creek-W.F. Little Sheep Creek and Interstate 90, then westerly along said Beginning at Clark Canyon Dam, then westerly Divide northeast of Bannock Pass (Medicine interstate to the Trail Creek Road, then along Route 324 to the Trail Creek-Lemhi Pass Lodge Pass), then northerly down said southeasterly up said road to the Goose Road, then westerly along said road to the divide to the head end of Four Eyes Canyon, Creek Road, then southerly on said road to Montana-Idaho border at Lemhi Pass, then

4 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) northerly along said border to the Bloody 89 to its intersection with Cottonwood Creek said road and the Madison-Ruby Divide to Antelope Dick-Big Hole Divide, then easterly along said near Clyde Park, then easterly and northerly Baldy Mountain and the head of Alder Gulch, divide to the Skinner Meadows-Jackson Road, up said creek to the Crazy Mountain Divide then northerly down said gulch to Virginia then northerly along said road to Route 278, near Conical Peak, then southerly along said City, then easterly along Route 287 to the then easterly along said route to the Bannack- divide to Fairview Peak, then southerly to Madison-Ruby Divide, then northerly along Grant Road, then southerly along said road to the head of the West Fork of Duck Creek, said divide to Mount Bradley and the head of Grasshopper Creek, then easterly along said then southeasterly down said creek to the North Meadow Creek, then easterly down said creek to Interstate 15, then southerly along Yellowstone River, then westerly up said river creek to US Highway 287, then northerly along said interstate to Clark Canyon Dam, the point to the bridge on US Highway 89, the point of said highway to Norris, the point of beginning. of beginning. beginning. 370 Boulder Valley: That portion of Jefferson 330 Centennial Sage: Those portions of 340 West Boulder: Those portions of Park County lying within the following-described Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the boundary: Beginning at Boulder, then southerly the following-described boundary: Beginning following-described boundary: Beginning at along Route 69 to the Boulder-Whitetail Road, at the Montana-Idaho border on Interstate the mouth of the Boulder River at Big Timber, then southerly along said road to the Boulder- 15, then easterly and northerly along said then southerly along said river to the Gallatin Whitetail Divide, then southerly along said border (Continental Divide) to the Madison National Forest boundary south of McLeod divide to Interstate 90, then easterly along River-Red Rock Creek Divide, then westerly Basin, then westerly, northerly, westerly said interstate to the intersection with the along said divide through Lone Tree Pass and and southerly along said boundary to Suce Boulder River, then northerly up said river to westerly over Deer Mountain to Elk Lake at the Creek, then westerly along said creek to the the intersection with Route 69, then northerly Limestone Creek confluence, then northerly Yellowstone River, then northerly and easterly along said route to Boulder, the point of along the east shores of Elk, Hidden, Cliff and along said river to the mouth of the Boulder beginning. Wade Lakes and connecting trails and roads River, the point of beginning. 371 Radersburg: Those portions of Broadwater to Lake Creek, then north along Lake Creek 341 Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, and Jefferson Counties lying within the to the West Fork of the Madison River, then Madison, Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties following-described boundary: Beginning at westerly up said river to the Centennial-Ruby lying within the following-described boundary: the Jefferson River Bridge on Interstate 90 Divide, then westerly along said divide and Beginning at Dillon, then northerly along west of Three Forks, then northerly down the Centennial-Blacktail Divide and continuing Route 41 to its junction with Route 55, then Jefferson River to the Missouri River, then northwesterly along said divide and Sage northwesterly along said route to its junction northerly down said river to the Missouri River Creek-Blacktail Divide to Clark Canyon, then with Interstate 90 at Whitehall, then westerly Bridge north of Townsend, then westerly on westerly down Clark Canyon to Interstate 15, along said interstate to its junction with the Indian Creek Road to Hassel, then westerly then southerly along said interstate to the Interstate 15, west of Butte, then southerly on USFS Road 4031 to USFS Road 405, then Montana-Idaho border, the point of beginning. along said interstate to Dillon, the point of southerly on said road to the South Fork of NOTE: The Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife beginning. Crow Creek, then westerly up said creek to the Refuge is not closed to antelope hunting by Boulder-Missouri Divide, then westerly along 350 Whitetail: Those portions of Silver Bow and the Montana Fish & Wildlife Commission said divide to Interstate 15, then southerly Jefferson Counties lying within the following- however, portions of the refuge may be closed along said interstate to Boulder, then described boundary: Beginning at Butte, then to trespass by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife southerly along Route 69 to the intersection northeasterly along Interstate 15 to its junction Service. Hunters are asked to check with the with the Boulder River, then southerly down with Route 69 at Boulder, then southerly along Refuge Manager before hunting on the refuge said river to Interstate 90, then easterly along said route to its junction with the Boulder- - Area Map and Rules available at 406-276- said Interstate to the Jefferson River Bridge on Whitetail Road, then southerly along said 3536 or http://www.fws.gov/redrocks/Index. Interstate 90 west of Three Forks, the point of road to the Boulder-Whitetail Divide, then htm. beginning. southerly along said divide to Interstate 90, 338 Shield River North: Those portions of then westerly along said interstate to Butte, 380 Winston Flats: Those portions of Gallatin, Meagher and Park Counties lying the point of beginning. Broadwater, Lewis and Clark, and Jefferson within the following-described boundary: Counties lying within the following-described 360 Madison: Those portions of Madison Beginning at the confluence of Sixteenmile boundary: Beginning at the Missouri River and Beaverhead Counties lying within the and Middle Fork of Sixteenmile Creeks, then bridge north of Townsend, then westerly on following-described boundary: Beginning easterly up said Middle Fork to the South Indian Creek Road to Hassel, then westerly at Norris, then easterly along Route 84 to Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, then southerly on USFS Road 4031 to USFS Road 424, then the Madison River, then up the west shore up said South Fork to the Bridger Mountain southerly to South Crow Creek, then westerly of the Madison River to Trail Creek, then Divide near Flathead Pass, then southerly up said creek to the Boulder-Missouri Divide up said creek to the Madison-Cherry Creek along said divide to Ross Peak, then easterly near Crow Peak, then westerly along said Divide, then southerly along said divide to and southerly along the Yellowstone-Gallatin divide to Interstate 15, then northerly along the Madison-Gallatin Divide near Red Knob Divide, including Bangtail Ridge to Bozeman said interstate to Route 518 at Montana City, Mountain, then southerly along said divide Pass and Interstate 90, then easterly along said then easterly and northerly along said route to the Beaverhead-Gallatin National Forest interstate to the bridge over the Yellowstone to US Highway 12-287 at East Helena, then boundary, then southerly along said boundary River at Livingston, then northeasterly down easterly along said highway to Route 284, to Rock Creek, then southeasterly down said the Yellowstone to the bridge on US Highway then northerly and easterly along said route to creek to Earthquake Lake, then easterly along 89, then northerly along said highway to its Canyon Ferry Dam, then southerly along the the north shore of said lake to the Madison- intersection with Cottonwood Creek near east shore of Canyon Ferry Reservoir and the Gallatin County line, then south along the Clyde Park, then easterly and northerly up said Missouri River to the Missouri River bridge at said line to the Montana-Idaho border on creek to Crazy Mountain Divide near Conical Townsend, the point of beginning. the Continental Divide, then westerly and Peak, then northerly along said divide to southerly along said divide to the Madison 381 Hilger Valley-Silver City: That portion Sixteenmile Creek, then southwesterly down River-Red Rock Creek Divide, then westerly of Lewis and Clark County lying within the said creek to the Middle Fork of Sixteenmile along said divide through Lone Tree Pass and following-described boundary: Beginning Creek, the point of beginning. westerly over Deer Mountain to Elk Lake at the at the junction of County Route 602 (also 339 Shields River South: Those portions of Limestone Creek confluence, then northerly known as Williams Street on the west edge Park and Sweet Grass Counties lying within along the east shores of Elk, Hidden, Cliff and of Helena) and US Highway 12 and continuing the following-described boundary: Beginning Wade Lakes and connecting trails and roads west along US Highway 12 to MacDonald Pass, at the bridge on the Yellowstone River on to Lake Creek, then north along said creek then northerly along the Continental Divide US Highway 89 just north of the intersection to the West Fork of the Madison River, then beyond Flesher Pass, approximately four of said highway with Interstate 90, east of southerly and westerly along the West Fork miles to the head of the North Fork of Lyons Livingston, then northerly along US Highway to Gravelly Range Road, then northerly along Creek, then southeasterly down Lyons Creek

Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 5 to Little Prickly Pear Creek, then northeasterly said route to State Highway 279, then easterly 413 Sand Coulee: That portion of Cascade along said creek to the Missouri River, then up along State Highway 279 to its junction with County lying within the following-described the west shore of said river to Hauser Dam, Lone Mountain Road, then northerly along boundary: Beginning at Great Falls, then then southerly along Hauser Dam Road to its said road for two miles to the junction with southeast along US Highway 87 to Armington junction with Countryside Road, then westerly Woodland Hills Road, then east on said road Junction, then south along US Highway 89 to along said road to its junction with Mountain to Green Meadow Road, then north on said King’s Hill then westward along the Cascade- Meadows Road, then westerly along said road road to the southwest corner of Section 36, Meagher County line to the Smith River, then Antelope to where it becomes Snowdrift Road, then then east along the south boundary of Section north down said river to the Missouri River, west along said road to its junction with Collins 36, then northerly along the east boundary then eastward down said river to Great Falls, Drive, then north along Collins Drive to the of Section 36, then easterly along the south the point of beginning. north boundary of Section 4, T11N, R3W, then boundary of Section 30 to its intersection with 420 South Fergus: Those portions of Fergus, west along the north boundary of Sections 4 Interstate 15, the point of beginning. Petroleum, Musselshell, and Golden Valley and 5 to Interstate 15, then northerly along NOTE: Area outside the Weapons Restriction counties lying within the following-described said interstate approximately two miles to the Area of HD 388: Those portions of Lewis and boundary: Beginning at Lewistown, then north boundary of Section 31, T12N, R3W, at Clark and Jefferson Counties lying within the easterly along State Route 200 to Winnett, the north end of the split median of Interstate following-described boundary: Beginning at then southwesterly along Route 244 to US 15, then following the north boundary of the junction of the Causeway Arm with Hauser Highway 87, then northerly along said highway Section 31, westerly to the northeast corner of Lake and continuing in a southerly direction to Flatwillow Creek, then westerly along said Section 36, T12N, R4W, then southerly along along the west shore of said lake to Canyon creek to the South Fork of Flatwillow Creek, the east boundary of Section 36, then west Ferry Dam and Route 284, then westerly and then westerly along said creek to the Red Hill along the south boundary of Section 36 to southerly along said route to US Highway Road, then southerly along said road to the Green Meadow Drive, then south along Green 12-287, then westerly along US Highway 12- Snowy Mountains Divide, then westerly along Meadow Drive to its junction with Woodland 287 and the junction with Lake Helena Drive, said divide to the head of Meadow Creek, then Hills Road, then west on Woodland Hills Road then northerly along Lake Helena Drive westerly down said creek to its junction with to its junction with Lone Mountain Road, then to the Causeway, then in a northerly and US Highway 191 near Garneil, then north and south along Lone Mountain Road to Highway easterly direction along the south shore of the east along said highway to Lewistown, the 279 (Lincoln Road West), then westerly on Causeway Arm to Hauser Lake, the point of point of beginning. Highway 279 to County Road 602 (Birdseye beginning. Road), then southerly along County Road 602 430 Buffalo: Those portions of Judith Basin, to US Highway 12, the point of beginning. 390 South Belts: Those portions of Broadwater, Fergus and Cascade Counties lying within the Lewis and Clark and Gallatin Counties lying following-described boundary: Beginning at 388 Tenmile-Prickly Pear Valley: Those within the following-described boundary: Stanford, then southeast along US Highway portions of Lewis and Clark and Jefferson Beginning at the mouth of Cave Gulch at Cave 87 to US Highway 191, then south along said Counties lying within the following-described Bay, then northerly up Cave Gulch to Hedges highway to the Judith-Musselshell River boundary: Beginning at the north end of the Mountain, then northeasterly along the Trout Divide, then west along said divide and the split median of Interstate 15, on the north Creek-Magpie Creek Divide to the Lewis and Judith-Smith River Divide to Kings Hill, then boundary of Section 31, T12N, R3W, then Clark-Broadwater County line, then northerly northwest along US Highway 89 to Armington southerly along Interstate 15 for approximately and easterly along said line to the Meagher- Junction, then east along US Highway 87 to two miles to the north boundary of Section 5, Broadwater Line, then southeasterly along Stanford, the point of beginning. T11N, R3W, then east along the north boundary said line to Sixteenmile Creek, then westerly of Sections 5 and 4 to Collins Drive, then 440 Birdtail Hills: Those portions of Lewis down said creek to the Missouri River, then south along Collins Drive to its junction with and Clark and Cascade Counties lying within northerly down said river and the east shore of Snowdrift Road, then easterly along Snowdrift the following-described boundary: Beginning Canyon Ferry Reservoir to the mouth of Cave Road until Snowdrift Road becomes Mountain at the Continental Divide at the summit of Gulch at Cave Bay, the point of beginning. Meadows Road, then easterly along Mountain Rogers Pass on State Route 200, then south Meadows Road to a junction with Countryside 401 Sweetgrass Hills: Those portions of along said divide to the North Fork of Lyons Road, then southeasterly along Countryside Liberty, Toole and Glacier Counties lying Creek, then easterly down said creek to Little Road to Hauser Lake, then southerly along within the following-described boundary: Prickly Pear Creek, then down said creek to the western shore of said lake and across the Beginning at the junction of US Highway 2 and the Missouri River, then northerly down said entrance of the Causeway Arm and continuing the Hill-Liberty County line east of Chester, river to Great Falls, then northwesterly along in a southerly direction along the west shore then northerly along said line to the Canadian Interstate 15 to its junction with US Highway of said lake to Canyon Ferry Dam and Route border, then westerly along said border to the 89, then west along said highway to its 284, then westerly and southerly along said Blackfeet Indian Reservation boundary, then junction with State Route 200, then south and route to the junction with US Highway 12-287, south along said boundary to US Highway 2 west along said route to Rogers Pass and the then westerly along US Highway 12-287 to near Cut Bank, then east along said highway Continental Divide, the point of beginning. Route 518 at East Helena, then southerly along through Shelby to the Hill-Liberty Line, the 441 North Fork Birch Creek-Teton: Those said route to the junction with Interstate 15, point of beginning. portions of Pondera and Teton Counties lying then across Interstate 15 to Montana City and 404 Teton-Marias: Those portions of Glacier, within the following-described boundary: the Jackson Creek Road, then west along the Toole, Pondera, Teton, Cascade, Liberty, Beginning at the Blackfeet Indian Reservation Jackson Creek Road to its junction with the Hill Chouteau and Hill Counties lying within the boundary on US Highway 89, then southerly Brothers Road, then west along said route to following-described boundary: Beginning at on said highway to the junction of County its junction with the Holmes Gulch Road, then Choteau, then northerly along US Highway 89 Road 144 near Choteau, then westerly on said west along said route to the national forest to the Blackfeet Indian Reservation boundary road to West Fork Teton and USFS Trail 114, boundary, then northerly along the national (Birch Creek), then east and north along said then westerly along said trail to Teton Pass on forest boundary along the west edge of boundary to Cut Bank, then easterly along US the Continental Divide, then northerly along Sections 7 and 6, T9N, R3W, then west along Highway 2 through Shelby to the Hill-Liberty said divide to Badger Pass and USFS Trail 121, the south boundary of Section 36, then north County line, then southerly along said line to then easterly along said trail to Swift Dam, along the west boundary of Section 36, then the Marias River, then east and south down then north and east along the Blackfeet Indian west along the south boundary of Section 26, the Marias River to the Missouri River, then Reservation boundary to US Highway 89, the then north along the west boundary of Section southwesterly up said river to Great Falls, point of beginning. 26 to LeGrande Cannon Boulevard, then then westerly along US Highway 89 through in a westerly and northerly direction along 444 Teton - Hwy 200: Those portions of Lewis Fairfield to Choteau, the point of beginning. LeGrande Cannon Boulevard to US Highway and Clark, Teton and Cascade Counties lying 12, then across US Highway 12 onto County within the following-described boundary: Route 602 (also known as Williams Street and Beginning at the Continental Divide on State then the Birdseye Road), then northerly along Route 200 at the summit of Rogers Pass, then

6 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) northerly along said divide to the Lewis and 490 West Meagher: That portion of Meagher 510 Big Timber: Those portions of Sweet Grass Antelope Clark National Forest boundary approximately County lying within the following-described and Park Counties lying within the following- one quarter mile north of Cadotte Pass, then boundary: Beginning at King’s Hill, then described boundary: Beginning at the northerly along said boundary to the Teton south along US Highway 89 through White Yellowstone Bridge at Big Timber, then westerly Canyon Road, then easterly along said road to Sulphur Springs to Sixteenmile Creek near along the north bank of the Yellowstone River US Highway 89, then southeasterly along said Ringling, then westerly down said creek to to Duck Creek, then northerly along said creek highway to its junction with State Route 200, the Broadwater-Meagher County line (Big Belt to the West Fork of Duck Creek, then northerly then south and west along said route to the Mountains hydrological divide), then northwest along said fork to Crazy Mountain Divide, then summit of Rogers Pass and the Continental along said line to the Meagher-Lewis and Clark northerly along said divide to Sweet Grass Divide, the point of beginning. County line, then northwest along said line Creek, then easterly and southerly along said to its intersection with USFS Rd #4143, then creek to the Yellowstone River, then westerly 450 Hound Creek: Those portions of Cascade westerly along said road to the Beaver Cr. Road along the north bank of the Yellowstone River and Meagher Counties lying within the (USFS Rd #138), then northwesterly along to Big Timber, the point of beginning. following-described boundary: Beginning at said road to the northwest corner of Section the mouth of the Smith River, then southerly 511 Hardin: Those portions of Big Horn 26 (T13NR1W), then north along the USFS up the west bank of said river to the mouth and Yellowstone Counties lying within the property boundary to the northeast corner of of Two Creek, then westerly up said creek to following-described boundary: Beginning at section 10 (T13NR1W), then west along said the divide between Trout Creek and Black the Yellowstone River Bridge at Custer, then section line to the posted Beartooth WMA Canyon/Rock Creek, then westerly along said westerly up the north bank of the Yellowstone Boundary fence, then north along said fence divide to the Hound Creek-Rock Creek divide River to US Highway 87 at Billings, then east to the Hound Creek-Beaver Creek divide, then then westerly along said divide to the Beaver on said highway to Old US Highway 87 (Old easterly along said divide to the Hound Creek Creek-Hound Creek divide (Meagher and Hardin Road), then southeast along said road - Rock Creek divide, then easterly along said Lewis and Clark County line), then westerly to the Crow Indian Reservation boundary, then divide to the divide between Trout Creek and along said line to the Cascade-Lewis and Clark east along said boundary to the east bank of Black Canyon/Rock Creek, to Two Creek, then County line, then west and north along said the Bighorn River, then north along said east easterly along said creek to the mouth of Two line to the Missouri River, then northeasterly bank to Interstate 94, then west along said Creek at the Smith River, then northerly down down said river to the mouth of the Smith interstate to Custer, then north on the Custer- said river to the Cascade-Meagher County line, River, the point of beginning. Melstone Road to the Yellowstone River then eastward along said line to Kings Hill, the Bridge, the point of beginning. 455 Ming Bar: That portion of Lewis and Clark point of beginning. County lying within the following-described 512 Stillwater: Those portions of Carbon, 491 East Meagher: That portion of Meagher boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying County lying within the following-described Cascade County-Lewis and Clark County line within the following-described boundary: boundary: Beginning at King’s Hill, then and the Missouri River, then southerly along Beginning at the Yellowstone River Bridge southeast along the Meagher-Judith Basin the said river to Holter Lake, then southerly at Columbus, then southwesterly along County line to USFS Road 274, then southward along the east shoreline of Holter Lake to the State Route 78 to Absarokee, then westerly along said road to US Highway 12, then easterly mouth of Willow (Elkhorn) Creek, then north along Route 420 to the first bridge crossing along said highway to its junction with State and east up Willow Creek to the Cascade- the Stillwater River, then north and easterly Highway 294, then south and west along said Lewis and Clark County line, then north and along said river (1/4 mile) to the mouth highway to US Highway 89, then north along west along said line to its junction with the of Trout Creek, then up said drainage in a said highway (through White Sulphur Springs) Missouri River, the point of beginning. northwesterly direction to the headwaters of to King’s Hill, the point of beginning. said drainage at the Gallatin-Custer National 471 Highwoods/Denton: Those portions of 500 West Wheatland: Those portions of Forest boundary, then westerly and southerly Cascade, Chouteau, Fergus and Judith Basin Meagher and Wheatland Counties lying within along said boundary to the headwaters of Counties lying within the following-described the following-described boundary: Beginning the Dry Fork of the East Boulder River, then boundary: Beginning at Missouri River at at Harlowton, then westerly along US Highway northwesterly along said fork to its junction Great Falls, downstream along said river to its 12 to USFS Road 274 (Spring Creek Road- with the East Boulder River, then northerly junction with the mouth of the Judith River, Whitetail Cabin Road), then northerly along and westerly along said river to its junction then southerly up said river to its junction with said road to its intersection with USFS Road with the Main Boulder River, then northerly US Highway 87 at Hobson, then northwesterly 189 (Willow Park Road), then easterly along and easterly along said river to its junction along said highway to its junction with the said road to its intersection with USFS Trail with the Yellowstone River, then easterly and Missouri River at Great Falls, the point of 603, then easterly along said trail to the Mt. southerly along the north bank of said river to beginning. High Lookout Tower, then easterly along USFS the Yellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, the 480 North Fergus: That portion of Fergus Road 382 to a permanent boundary marker point of beginning. County lying within the following-described (Wheatland-Judith Basin County line), then 513 Willow Creek: Those portions of Fergus, boundary: Beginning at Lewistown, then northeasterly along the Wheatland County line Golden Valley, Musselshell and Petroleum westerly on US Highway 87 to the Judith to US Highway 191, then southerly along said Counties lying within the following-described River, then northerly down said river to the highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning. boundary: Beginning at Roundup, then Missouri River, then easterly down said river to 501 East Wheatland: Those portions of Fergus, westerly along US Highway 12 to Ryegate, the Robinson Bridge at US Highway 191, then Golden Valley, and Wheatland Counties lying then north along the Rothiemay Road to the southerly along said highway to State Route within the following-described boundary: Red Hill Road, then north along said road to 19 at Bohemian Junction, then southerly along Beginning at Harlowton, then northerly along the South Fork-Flatwillow Creek, then easterly said route to State Route 200 near Grass US Highway 191 to its junction with Meadow along said creeks to Flatwillow Creek, then Range, then westerly along said route to Creek near Garneil, then northeasterly along easterly along said creek to US Highway Lewistown, the point of beginning. said creek to the Snowy Mountain Divide, then 87, then southerly along said highway to 481 Petroleum: Those portions of Fergus, easterly along said divide to its intersection Roundup, the point of beginning. Judith Basin and Petroleum Counties lying with the Red Hill Road, then southerly along 514 Rock Creek: 514 Rock Creek: Those within the following-described boundary: said road to the Rothiemay Road, then portions of Carbon, Stillwater and Yellowstone Beginning at Mosby, then westerly along State southerly along said road to Ryegate and US Counties lying within the following described Route 200 to State Route 19 near Grass Range, Highway 12, then westerly along said highway boundary: Beginning at the Yellowstone River then northerly along said route to US Highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning. Bridge at Columbus, then east down the north 191 at Bohemian Junction, then northerly bank of the Yellowstone River to US Highway along said highway to the Robinson Bridge, 87 at Billings, then east on said highway to then easterly down the Missouri River to the Old US Highway 87 (Old Hardin Road), then Musselshell River, then southerly up said river to Mosby, the point of beginning. Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 7 south along said road to the Crow Indian 590 Twodot: Those portions of Wheatland, Indian Reservation boundary, then easterly Reservation Boundary, then south and east Sweet Grass, Meagher and Park Counties lying along said boundary to Big Muddy Creek, along said boundary to its intersection with within the following-described boundary: then southerly along said creek to the Missouri Sage Creek near Sage Creek Campground, Beginning at Harlowton, then southerly along River, then easterly down the Missouri River to then southeasterly up Sage Creek to the Sage US Highway 191 to Sweet Grass Creek, then the North Dakota border, then north along said Creek/Crooked Creek divide, then south down westerly along said creek to Crazy Mountain border to the Canadian border, then westerly Crooked Creek to the Montana-Wyoming Divide, then north and west along said divide along said border to State Route 24, the point Antelope border, then west along said border to US to the head of Sixteenmile Creek, then west of beginning. Highway 212, then north along said highway along said creek to US Highway 89, then north 650 McCone-Richland: Those portions of to its junction with State Highway 78 at Red along said highway to Route 294, then east McCone, Garfield, Dawson,and Richland Lodge, then westerly and northerly along said along said route to US Highway 12, then east Counties lying within the following-described highway to the Yellowstone River Bridge the along said highway to Harlowton, the point of boundary: Beginning at the Fort Peck point of beginning. beginning. Powerhouse on the Missouri River, then 530 Flatwillow-Willow Creek: Those portions 600 North Hill-Blaine: Those portions of Hill easterly downstream along said river to the of Musselshell and Petroleum Counties lying and Blaine Counties lying within the following- North Dakota border, then south along said within the following-described boundary: described boundary: Beginning at a point border to State Route 200 at Fairview, then Beginning at Roundup, then northerly where the Hill-Liberty County Line meets the southwest and westerly along said route to along US Highway 87 to Route 244, then Canadian border, then southerly along Hill- Little Dry Creek, west of Brockway, then north northeasterly along said route to State Route Liberty County Line to US Highway 2, three down said creek to Fort Peck Reservoir, then 200 at Winnett, then easterly along said route miles west of Inverness, then east along US northerly along east shore of said reservoir to the Musselshell River Bridge at Mosby, then Highway 2 to State Route 241 (Harlem-Turner to the Fort Peck Reservoir to the Fort Peck southerly up said river to US Highway 12, Road) at Harlem, then northeasterly along said Powerhouse, the point of beginning. then westerly on said highway to the Custer- route to the Canadian border at the Port of 670 North Phillips-Valley: Those portions Melstone road, then southerly along said road Turner, then west along the Canadian border of Blaine, Phillips, and Valley counties lying to the Musselshell River, then westerly up to the Hill-Liberty County Line, the point of within the following-described boundary: said river to US Highway 87, then northeast beginning. Beginning at a point where the Harlem-Turner along said highway to Roundup, the point of NOTE: Rookery WMA (as posted) restricted Road (Route 241) joins the Canadian line, beginning. to ArchEquip, shotgun, traditional handgun, then southerly along said road to US Highway 540 Bull Mountains: Those portions of muzzleloader or crossbow only. 2 at Harlem, then east and south along said Musselshell and Yellowstone Counties lying highway to the Milk River Bridge at the Fort 620 South Phillips: Those portions of Phillips within the following-described boundary: Belknap Indian Agency, then easterly along and Valley Counties lying within the following- Beginning at Billings, then northerly along the Milk River to the Milk River Bridge on described boundary: Beginning at a point US Highway 87 to the Musselshell River, then US Highway 2 west of Dodson, then easterly west of Dodson where US Highway 2 crosses easterly down said river to the Melstone- along said Highway to Nashua, then northerly the east boundary of the Fort Belknap Custer road near Melstone, then in a southerly along Porcupine Creek to the West Fork of Indian Reservation, then southerly, westerly, direction along said road to the Yellowstone Porcupine Creek, then northerly along said and northerly along said boundary to Little River, then westerly along the north bank of creek until the north boundary of the Fort Suction Creek on the western boundary of said river to Billings, the point of beginning. Peck Indian Reservation, then easterly along the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, then said boundary until MT Highway 24, then 550 Billings: Those portions of Golden Valley, northwesterly along said creek to Suction northerly along said highway to the Canadian Musselshell and Yellowstone Counties lying Creek, then southwesterly along said creek to border, and then westerly until Harlem-Turner within the following-described boundary: Cow Creek, then south along said creek to the Road (Route 241), the point of beginning. Beginning at Billings, then northwesterly Missouri River, then easterly downstream on along State Route 3 (Billings-Lavina Road) to said river and Fort Peck Reservoir to Timber 690 South Hill, Blaine, and North Chouteau: US Highway 12, then easterly on said highway Creek, then northerly along said creek to Those portions of Hill, Blaine, and Chouteau to US Highway 87, then southerly along said the Saco Road at Bill Anderson Ranch, then Counties lying within the following-described highway to Billings, the point of beginning. north along said road to US Highway 2 at boundary (excluding the Rocky Boy Indian Saco, then westerly along said highway to Reservation and portions of the Fort Belknap 560 Molt-Broadview: Those portions of the east boundary of the Fort Belknap Indian Indian Reservation lying within the exterior Golden Valley, Stillwater and Yellowstone Reservation, the point of beginning. boundaries of HD 690): Beginning at a point Counties lying within the following-described where US Highway 2 meets the Hill-Liberty boundary: Beginning at Billings, then westerly NOTE: The following-described area is closed County line east of Joplin, then south along along the north bank of the Yellowstone River to all hunting: Slippery Ann Station, Section said line to the Marias River, then southerly to the Yellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, 36, T22N, R24E and Section 31, T22N, R25E, downstream on said river to the Missouri River then westerly to the Columbus-Rapelje- as posted. near Loma, then easterly downstream along Ryegate Road, then northerly along said road 630 South Valley: Those portions of Phillips said river to Cow Creek, then northerly along to US Highway 12 at Ryegate, then easterly and Valley Counties lying within the following- said creek to Suction Creek, then northeasterly along said highway to State Route 3 (Billings- described boundary: Beginning at a point along said creek to Little Suction Creek, then Lavina Road), then southeasterly along said where the Saco-Bill Anderson Road joins US southeasterly along said creek to the Fort route to Billings, the point of beginning. Highway 2 at Saco, then south along said road Belknap Reservation line, then north along 570 Fish Creek-Big Coulee: Those portions to Timber Creek at Bill Anderson Ranch, then said line to the Milk River, then southeasterly of Golden Valley, Sweet Grass, Stillwater and south along said creek to Ft. Peck Reservoir along said river to the Milk River Bridge on Wheatland Counties lying within the following and the Missouri River, then down the north Highway 2, then westerly along said highway described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton shore of said reservoir and river to the Milk to the Hill-Liberty County line east of Joplin, then southeast on US Highway 12 to Ryegate, River, then north along said river to Porcupine the point of the beginning. then south along the Rapelje-Ryegate road to Creek, then north up said creek to US Highway 700 Missouri Breaks-Prairie: Those portions Rapelje, continuing south along US Highway 2, then west along said highway to Saco, the of Garfield and McCone Counties lying within 308 to the Yellowstone River Bridge at point of beginning. the following-described boundary: Beginning Columbus, then westerly along the north bank 640 Northeast Montana: Those portions at the Musselshell River Bridge near Mosby of the Yellowstone River to Sweet Grass Creek, of Daniels, Sheridan, Roosevelt and Valley on State Route 200, then north down the then northwest up said creek to US Highway Counties lying within the following-described Musselshell River to the Missouri River, then 191, then north on said highway to Harlowton, boundary: Beginning at a point where State east and north down the said river to the Fort the point of beginning. Route 24 crosses the Canadian border, then Peck Powerhouse, then south along the east southerly along said route to the Fort Peck

8 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) shore of the Fort Peck Reservoir to Big Dry Reservation boundary, then west along said then north down said river to the northeast Creek, then south up said creek to Little Dry boundary to the Crow Reservation boundary, corner of the Northern Cheyenne Reservation Creek, then up said creek to State Route 200, then north and west along said boundary to boundary, then west along said boundary then west along said route to the Musselshell the east bank of the Bighorn River, then north to Route 332, then north on said route to River Bridge, the point of beginning. down said east bank to its intersection with State Route 59, then north on said route to Interstate 90, the point of beginning. its junction with Interstate 94, then north 701 Sagebrush Prairie: Those portions along said interstate to O’Fallon Creek, then of Prairie, Custer, Rosebud, Treasure, 703 Grassland-Agriculture: Those portions of southeast up said creek to US Highway 12, Yellowstone, Musselshell, Garfield and McCone Prairie, McCone, Dawson, Richland, Wibaux, then west along said highway to its junction counties lying within the following-described Fallon and Custer Counties lying within the with the Powder River Road at Locate, then boundary: Beginning at the junction of following described boundary: Beginning at south on said road to Broadus, then south Interstate 94 and Route 253 at Terry, then the intersection of Route 253 and Interstate along the Broadus-Moorhead Road to the west along said interstate to its junction with 94 at Terry, then north along said route to its Montana-Wyoming border, then west along the Custer-Melstone Road at Custer, then intersection with State Route 200 at Brockway, said border to its intersection with the Crow north along said road to its junction with US then northeasterly along said route through Reservation boundary, the point of beginning. Highway 12 at Melstone, then east on said Sidney to the Montana-North Dakota border, highway to the Musselshell River, then north then south along said border to its intersection 705 Prairie/Pines-Juniper Breaks: Those down said river to its intersection with State with US Highway 12 east of Baker, then west portions of Carter, Custer, Powder River and Route 200 near Mosby, then east on said route along said highway to its intersection with Fallon Counties lying within the following to Brockway, then southeast on Route 253 to O’Fallon Creek, then northwest down said described boundary: Beginning at the Terry, the point of beginning. creek to its intersection with Interstate intersection of the Montana-Wyoming border 94, then west along said interstate to its and the Broadus-Moorhead Road, then north 702 Yellowstone Pine Hills: Those portions intersection with Route 253 at Terry, the point on said road to the Broadus-Powderville Road of Treasure, Big Horn, Rosebud and Custer of beginning. at Broadus, then north on said road on the west Counties lying within the following-described side of the Powder River to Powderville, and boundary: Beginning at the Bighorn River 704 Powder Pine Hills: Those portions of Big continuing to its intersection with US Highway Bridge on Interstate 90 near Hardin, then Horn, Custer, Fallon, Powder River, Prairie and 12 at Locate, then east along US Highway 12 to northwest along said interstate to State Rosebud Counties lying within the following- the Montana-North Dakota border, then south Route 47, then north along said route to its described boundary: Beginning at the junction along said border to its intersection with the intersection with Interstate 94, then northeast of the Montana-Wyoming border and the Montana-South Dakota-Wyoming borders along said interstate to its intersection with east boundary of the Crow Reservation, then junction, then west along the Montana- State Route 59 near Miles City, then south north along said boundary to the Northern Wyoming border to its intersection with along said route to Route 332, then south Cheyenne Reservation boundary, then east the Broadus-Moorhead Road, the point of along said road to the Northern Cheyenne along said boundary to the Tongue River, beginning.

Donation Options When purchasing your fishing, hunting and recreation licenses you have the option to donate to different programs. Below is a description of each. Wolf Mitigation Donations will be used by the Montana Department of Livestock to contract for wolf management with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services for flight time, collaring and lethal control of wolves.

Warm Water Fisheries Enhancement This program supports projects that improve Montana’s warm water fisheries and habitats.

Hunters Against Hunger Donations to this program help cover the cost of processing and distributing the meat that hunters donate to feed hungry Montanans. There will be no cost or processing fees to hunters who drop meat off at participating processors. For a list of processors visit mfbn.org/hunters-against-hunger/.

MT-PLAN This DNRC grant program facilitates collaboration among recreationists, private landowners, and land management agencies to enhance public access throughout the state. Bighorn Sheep 200, thendown Boyer Creek to thenorthshore southwesterly alongsaidroute to State Route Reservation boundaryonState Route 28,then boundary: Beginningat theFlathead Indian County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 124 Paradise: That portionofSander River, the point ofbeginning. said border to thesouthshore oftheKootenai route to the Idaho border, then north along State Route 200, then westerly alongsaid Vermilion River westerly alongsaidroad to River divideanddown Willow Creek andthe along said road over the East Fisher-Vermilion Fisher Creek), theneasterly andsoutherly along saidroad to theUSFSRoad 154(East Road 054(Silver Butte), thensouthwesterly then southerlyalongsaidhighway to USFS southerly onsaidroute to U. S.Highway 2, said river shore to Libby andRoute 37, then the Idaho border, then southeasterly along on thesouthshore oftheKootenai River at the following-described boundary: Beginning Lincoln Counties andSanders lyingwithin 123 Cabinet Mountains: Those portionsof River County Road, thepoint ofbeginning. easterly along saidhighway to the Thompson along saidroad to U.S. Highway 2,then Road 148(Silver Butte), thennortheasterly Road, then westerly along said road to County along saidroad to theEast Fork FisherCreek road to theWillow Creek Road, thennortherly (Vermilion River), theneasterly alongsaid westerly alongsaidshore to County Road 154 the north shore of the ClarkFork River, then to State Route 200, thendown Boyer Creek to Route 28,thensouthwesterly alongsaidroute then southerlyalongsaidboundaryto State to theFlathead IndianReservation boundary, Creek to USFSTrail 245, thenalongsaidtrail southeasterly along said road and Shroder along saidroad to Shroder Creek Road, then Thompson River County Road, then southerly Beginning where U.S. Highway 2joinsthe within thefollowing-described boundary: LincolnSanders, andFlathead Counties lying 121 NorthClarkFork: Those portionsof Highway 93, thepoint ofbeginning. then southwesterly along said road to U. S. along saidroad to Stillwater River Road 900, Road 379 (Russky Creek), thensoutherly line, thensoutherly alongsaidlineto USFS said border to theLincoln-Flathead County the Canadian Border, theneasterly along 93, thennortherly alongsaidhighway to Stillwater River Road 900andU. S.Highway boundary: Beginningat thejunction ofthe County lying within the following described 102 Galton Range:That portionofLincoln of beginning. Kootenai River to the Idaho border, the point southerly andwesterly alongthat shore ofthe and thewest shore oftheKootenai River, then then southerlyalongsaidshore to Libby Dam shore ofLake Koocanusa (Kootenai River), then easterly alongsaidborder to thewest along saidborder to theCanadian border, River meets theIdahoborder, thennortherly boundary: Beginningwhere theKootenai County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 100 Kootenai Falls: That portionofLincoln Bighorn SheepHunting Districts 10 Legal Descriptions Turn InPoachers. Enough isEnough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) Garrison, thepoint ofbeginning. Garrison, to thejunction ofUSHighway 12andI-90at town of Deer Lodge, then northerly along I-90 southeasterly alongtheOldStage Road to the intersection withtheOldStage Road, then Road 168,theneast alongNFRoad 168to the NF Road 78428 to theintersection withNF Rock Creek Lake, thennortheasterly along Trail 53, theneasterly alongNFTrail 53 to NF Road 78452 to theintersection withNF NF Road 78452, thensoutheasterly along along NFRoad 8501 to theintersection with Road 8501 (Little GoldCreek), thennortheast NF Road 676 to theintersection withNF 676 (BoulderCreek), thensoutheast along Road 1553 to theintersection withNFRoad with NF Road 1553, then northeast along NF northeast alongNFTrail 35 to theintersection Road 8445 to Stewart Lake, thencontinuing then northeasterly along National Forest (NF) then southalongState Route 1to Philipsburg, thenwestGarrison, alongI-90to Drummond, of US Highway 12 and Interstate 90 (I-90) at described boundary: Beginningat thejunction Powell Counties lying within the following- Those212 Garrison: portionsofGranite and Interstate 90, thepoint ofbeginning. Rock Creek Road, thennorthonsaidroad to Fork River, thensoutheasterly upsaidriver to northeasterly alongsaidroad to theClark road to USFSRoad 502 (Swartz Creek), then Road 4243, thennortheasterly alongsaid along said trail to Eightmileand USFS Saddle (Rock Creek-Bitterroot Divide), thennortherly northwesterly alongsaidtrail to USFSTrail 313 road to USFSTrail 225(Welcome Creek), then Creek Road, thensouthwesterly alongsaid then northwesterly alongsaid road to Rock trail to USFSRoad 4296 (RanchCreek Road), (Ranch Creek), thennorthwesterly alongsaid westerly along said trail to USFS Trail 65 road to USFSTrail 206(Chico Gulch),then USFS Road 16118, thensouthwest alongsaid Creek Divide), thensouthalongsaidroad to Road 4308 (near theRock Creek-Harvey then southwesterly upOtter Creek to USFS southwesterly upsaidcreek to Otter Creek, to Harvey Creek, thenabout13miles then 15miles easterly alongsaid interstate the Rock Creek interchange ofInterstate 90, following-described boundary: Beginningat Missoula andGranite Counties lyingwithinthe 210 JohnLong Range:Those portionsof to Lolo, thepoint ofbeginning. U.S. Highway 93, thensouthonsaidhighway southerly alongsaidroad to itsjunction with and County Route 30(BigFlat Road), then up theClarkFork River to Bridge Harper’s 90 bridgeeast ofAlberton, theneasterly along saidinterstate to thesecond Interstate along saidroad to Interstate 90, theneast USFS Road 343 (FishCreek Road), thennorth Lolo, thenwesterly alongU.S. Highway 12to following-described boundary: Beginningat Missoula andMineral Counties lyingwithinthe 203 Grave Creek Range:Those portionsof point ofbeginning. along saidboundaryto State Route 28,the boundary nearKnowles Creek, thennortherly shore to theFlathead IndianReservation Flathead River, thensoutheasterly alongsaid along saidshore to thenorthshore ofthe of theClarkFork River, thensoutheasterly Beginning at thejunction oftheEast Side lying withinthefollowing described boundary: 261 Skalkaho: That portionofRavalli County Highway 93, the point ofbeginning. along Road 473 to itsjunction withU.S. to West Fork Road 473, then northeasterly Road 468,thennortheasterly alongsaidroad northerly alongthestate line to Nez Perce Montana-Idaho state line, thenwesterly and then southeasterly along said highway to the West Fork Road 473 andU.S. Highway 93, boundary:Beginning at thejunction ofthe County lying within the following described and West Fork Road: That portionofRavalli Portion ofHD250SouthNez Perce Road Highway 93, thepoint ofbeginning. down Tin Cup Creek to itsjunction withU.S. to Tin Cup Creek Headwaters, theneasterly southwesterly and northerlyalongsaidborder highway to theMontana-Idaho border, then 93 at Darby, thensoutherlyalong said junction ofTin Cup Creek andU.S. Highway described boundary: Beginningat the Ravalli County lyingwithinthefollowing- 250 West Fork Bitterroot: That portionof of beginning. along saidroute to Skalkaho Pass, thepoint along saidcreek to Route 38, thenwesterly along said creek to Rock Creek, then southerly section lineto Antelope Creek, thenwesterly and R14W, thensoutherlyalongsaidrange road to therange boundarybetween R15W Phillipsburg Road, theneasterly alongsaid said road to its junction with the Rock Creek- Willow Creek Road, thensoutheasterly along ridge to itsjunction with theSlideRock-Upper Sandstone Ridge, thennortherlyalongsaid (Chico Gulch), then easterly along said trail to USFS Trail 65 (Ranch Creek) to USFSTrail 206 to RanchCreek Road, thensoutherlyalong Creek Road, thennortherlyalongsaidroad Fork), theneasterly alongsaidtrail to Rock divide to USFSTrail 215(Rock Creek-Burnt northerly alongtheBitterroot-Rock Creek boundary: Beginningat Skalkaho Pass, then lying withinthefollowing-described portions ofGranite andMissoula Counties 216 West Rock Creek-Quigg Peak :Those point ofbeginning. 1 to itsjunction with the Red Lion Road, the at Porters Corner, theneast alongState Route said route to itsjunction withState Route 1 with State Route 38,thennortheast along north alongtheEast Fork Road to itsjunction above East Fork Reservoir, thennorthwest and Trail, thennortherlyalongsaidtrail to theroad its junction withtheEast Fork ofRock Creek Trail, thennorthwesterly down saidtrail to direction alongsaiddivideto thePage Creek to theContinental Divide, theninawesterly in a southwesterly direction alongsaidroute with State Route 274 (MillCreek Road), then route inawesterly direction to itsjunction junction withState Route thenalongsaid 1, said interstate inasoutherlydirection to its to thebridgeonInterstate 90, thenalong an easterly direction alongRace Track Creek Lion Road and Trail to Race Track Lake, thenin then ina northeasterly direction along Red Road andState Route 1at Georgetown Lake, Beginning at thejunction oftheRed Lion within thefollowing-described boundary: Granite, Powell andDeerLodge Counties lying 214 SouthFlint Range:Those portionsof Bighorn Sheep 11 Visit Visit fwp.mt.gov intersection with State Highway 41 at Twin Twin at 41 Highway State with intersection Bridges. Beaverhead, of portions : Those Highland 340 Counties Bow and Silver Madison, Jefferson the following-described lying within northerly Dillon, then Beginning at boundary: northeasterly then 55, Route to 41 along Route then 90, Interstate to route along said 15 Interstate to interstate along said westerly along then southerly Rocker, of one mile west then Divide, at 43 Route to said interstate with its junction to along said route westerly along said then southerly Road, River Wise then Creek, with Elkhorn its junction to road with its junction to southerly along said creek to up said creek then easterly Creek, Jacobson Creek Rock down easterly then Mt. Tahepeia, 15 near the Interstate with its intersection to then southerly along said Glen interchange, of beginning. the point Dillon, to interstate portions of Jefferson, : Those 380 Radersburg lying and Clark Counties and Lewis Broadwater boundary: within the following-described along southerly then Boulder, at Beginning then 90 bridge, the Interstate to 69 Route the Jefferson 90 to along Interstate easterly northerly then Forks, Bridge near Three River then River, the Missouri to said river down and said river bank of east the northerly down Reservoir Ferry of Canyon shoreline the east Dam, then northerly and Ferry the Canyon to Hauser of shoreline along the west westerly Helena, then Lake at the Causeway to Lake to Road), (Lincoln 453 along Route westerly 15, then southerly of Interstate the intersection of the point Boulder, to along said interstate beginning. portions of Teton Those Deep Creek: 421 lying within the following-described County then Choteau, Beginning at boundary: its to 287 Highway along U.S. southward then up said with Deep Creek, intersection north and south of its the confluence to creek of Deep Creek then up the South Fork forks, 128 and 223 of USFS Trails the intersection to then westerly Creek, the mouth of Erosion at the 128 to and northerly along USFS Trail Creek, and Biggs Creek of Miners confluence Biggs Creek and southerly down then westerly up then Sun River, of the the North Fork to of the Sun border along the eastern said fork then Pass, Sun River to Game Preserve River Divide the Continental and north along east the of Fork the West then down Pass, Teton to 144, Road County Canyon Teton to River Teton Highway U.S. to along said road then eastward Choteau, to then south along said highway 89, of beginning. the point portions of Teton Those Reef: Castle 422 lying within the following-described County of the intersection at Beginning boundary: then up 287, Highway and U.S. Deep Creek of its north and the confluence to said creek of Deep then up the South Fork south forks, 128 Trails USFS of intersection the to Creek then Creek, the mouth of Erosion and 223 at Blacktail 223 (through south along USFS Trail then south Road, the Sun Canyon Gulch) to easterly then River, Sun the to road said along with U.S. its intersection to said river down said highway then north along 287, Highway of beginning. the point Deep Creek, to 287, then northerly along said highway to its to highway said along northerly then 287, south of Cameron, Indian Creek, with junction Madison- the to Creek up Indian then easterly Cache to then easterly divide, Gallatin River then southeasterly Fork, of Taylor’s Creek then easterly Fork, Taylor’s to said creek down 191, the point Highway U.S. to said fork down of beginning. of Park portion : That Absaroka South 303 within the following-described lying County US where the point Beginning at boundary: Park National Yellowstone leaves 89 Highway along said highway then northerly Gardiner, at 540 Highway with State the intersection to on then northeasterly Road), River (East of Sixmile the intersection to said highway to on said road then southerly Road, Creek of branch with the westerly the intersection T6S, 29, Section in the NE1/4 Sixmile Creek the North to said creek R8E, then southerly up then Peak, Monitor to of Sixmile Creek Fork along the Mill Creek- and northerly easterly Mount divide to Creeks Bear and Hellroaring the and northerly along then easterly Wallace, Crow divide to Creek Mill Creek-Hellroaring the Hellroaring then southerly along Mountain, the saddle divide to Creek Creek-Bridge Mountain Bridge and Mountain Crow between southerly from 3, T11E, R7S, then in Section of Hellroaring Fork the West this saddle down then southerly Creek, Hellroaring to Creek National the Yellowstone to said creek down along said then westerly boundary, Park the Gardiner, at 89 US Highway boundary to of beginning. point portions of Gallatin and Those 304 Hyalite: lying within the following- Counties Park the Beginning at described boundary: 191 and Route Highway of U.S. intersection then Corners), (Four of Bozeman 84 west Bozeman 191 to Highway along U.S. easterly then 90, with Interstate and its intersection Livingston to along said interstate easterly 89, Highway of U.S. and the intersection its to then southerly along said highway then westerly with Big Creek, intersection of Bark the mouth Cabin to up said creek to up said creek then northwesterly Creek, the head of divide at the Gallatin-Yellowstone said down then northwesterly Moose Creek, Highway with U.S. its intersection to creek its to 191, then northerly along said highway of Bozeman, 84 west with Route intersection of beginning. the point of portions Those Mountains: Greenhorn 330 lying within Counties Madison and Beaverhead Beginning described boundary: the following and 41 Highways of State the intersection at along Bridges, then southwesterly Twin at 287 Dillon, then southeasterly to 41 Highway State its intersection to Road along the Blacktail then easterly Road, with the North Centennial its to Road along the North Centennial then Road, Creek with the Long intersection its to Road Creek northerly along the Long then easterly 347, with USFS Road intersection with its intersection to 347 along USFS Road then Northerly along USFS 290, USFS Road with USFS its intersection 290 to Road along USFS Road then easterly 324, Road 287, with US Highway its intersection to 324 its to 287 Highway US along northerly then Ennis, at 287 Highway with State intersection its to 287 Highway along State then westerly Legal Descriptions Highway 269 and Burntfork Creek, then then Creek, and Burntfork 269 Highway Shaped Dome to creek along said easterly then Divide, Sapphire and the Mountain the junction to said divide along southerly said along then westerly 102, of USFS Trail of and the junction Moose Meadows to trail then 75), (USFS Road Road Creek the Rye of the junction to road along said westerly along said then northerly 93, US Highway of East the junction and Hamilton to highway said then northerly along 269, Side Highway Creek, of Burntfork the junction to highway of beginning. the point portion of That Bitterroot: Fork East 270 lying within the following- County Ravalli the Beginning at described boundary: Creek Rye the and 93 Highway of US junction along said then easterly 75), (FS Road Road Number 102, Trail Moose Meadow to road the Sapphire to trail along said then easterly said divide to then southerly along Divide, then Divide, of the Continental the junction the Montana- along said divide to westerly border along said then westerly Idaho border, said then northerly along 93, US Highway to Creek with the Rye its junction to highway of beginning. the point 75), (FS Road Road portions of Those 300 Gallatin-Yellowstone: lying within the Counties Gallatin and Park Beginning boundary: following-described and the of Big Creek the intersection at then southerly along said River, Yellowstone Creek Miner Creek-Sphinx Tom the to river up said divide to then southwesterly divide, along then southwesterly Black Mountain, Basin divide Miner Creek-Cinnabar the Tom on the north Mountain Shooting Star to then Park, National boundary of Yellowstone the along said boundary to northwesterly 191, then northerly Highway of U.S. intersection with the intersection to along said highway said up then southeasterly Moose Creek, the at divide the Yellowstone-Gallatin to creek then southeasterly head of Bark Creek, Cabin with Big its intersection to said creek down its to said creek down then easterly Creek, the River, Yellowstone the with intersection of beginning. point portions of Gallatin Those Spanish Peaks: 301 lying within the and Madison Counties Beginning boundary: following-described and 191 Highway U.S. of intersection the at then southerly of Bozeman, 84 west Route its intersection 191 to Highway along U.S. up said fork then westerly Fork, with Taylor’s up said then northwesterly Creek, Cache to divide the Gallatin-Madison River to creek then westerly the head of Indian Creek, at south of 287, Highway U.S. to said creek down highway said along northerly then Cameron, Norris, then at 84 Route with its intersection to its intersection to along said route easterly of beginning. 191, the point Highway with U.S. portions of Gallatin and Those Hilgards: 302 following- the within lying Counties Madison the Beginning at described boundary: Highway and U.S. Fork of Taylor’s junction its to 191, then southerly along said highway National with the Yellowstone intersection then southerly along said boundary, Park then border, Montana-Idaho the to boundary 87, Route to along said border northwesterly Highway U.S. to then northerly along said route Bighorn Sheep closed to allhunting. NOTE: Gates Preserve oftheMountains Game of beginning. river to themouth of Beaver Creek, the point southerly upstream alongeast bank ofsaid westerly along said road to the Missouri River, Road, northerly along said road to 330 Road, Hound Creek, westerly upsaidcreek to Adel northerly down saidcreek to theWest Fork of easterly down saidcreek to HoundCreek, said creek to theEast Fork ofHoundCreek, Tyrel Creek, northeasterly downstream along north andwest alongsaidboundaryfence to Management Area boundary fence, then along saidroad to theBeartooth Wildlife the Martein-Hump Cabin Road, westerly River, thennortheasterly upsaidcreek to the mouthofBeaver Creek ontheMissouri following-described boundary: Beginningat and Lewis andClarkCounties lyingwithinthe Wilderness Area: Those portions of Cascade 455 Beartooth WMA-Gates oftheMountains point ofbeginning. Reservation boundaryto U.S. Highway 89, the then northandeast alongtheBlackfeet Indian then easterly alongsaidtrail to Swift Dam, said divide to Pass Badger and USFS Trail 121, the Continental Divide, thennortherlyalong then westerly alongsaidtrail to Teton Pass on road to West Fork Teton andUSFS Trail 114, Road 144nearChoteau, thenwesterly onsaid on saidhighway to thejunction ofCounty boundary onU.S. Highway 89, thensoutherly Beginning at the Blackfeet Indian Reservation within thefollowing-described boundary: portions ofPondera andTeton Counties lying 441 NorthFork Birch Creek-Teton: Those U.S. Highway 287, thepoint of beginning. Gibson Dam, then east along the Sun River to along thesouthbankofGibsonLake to the North Fork of the Sun River, theneasterly boundary oftheSunRiver Preserve Game to the SouthFork oftheSunRiver alongtheeast to theSunRiver Preserve, Game thendown then northwest alongtheContinental Divide Straight Creek divide to Scapegoat Mountain, westerly alongtheElkCreek-Dearborn River- said boundaryto Steamboat Mountain, then National Forest boundary, thensouthalong then up Elk Creek to the Lewis and Clark southward along said highway to Augusta, the SunRiver andU.S. Highway 287, then boundary: Beginningat theintersection of County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 424 Ford Creek: That portion of Lewis and Clark of beginning. intersection withSunCanyon Road, thepoint Gibson Dam,thendown theSunRiver to its east along thenorthshore of GibsonLake to North andSouthForks oftheSunRiver, then River Preserve Game to the confluence of the fork alongthe eastern boundaryoftheSun of theSunRiver, thensoutherlydown said south down BiggsCreek to theNorthFork Miners Creek andBiggsCreek, thenwest and northerly alongsaidtrail to theconfluence of mouth ofErosion Creek, thenwesterly and to itsintersection withUSFSTrail 128at the north alongsaidtrail (through Blacktail Gulch) north alongsaidroad to USFSTrail 223,then the SunRiver andSunCanyon Road, then boundary: Beginningat theintersection of County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 423 GibsonLake North:That portionofTeton 12 Turn InPoachers. Enough isEnough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) highway to theYellowstone National Park 212 at Colter Pass, then westerly alongsaid Lake Trail to its intersection with US Hwy Lake Trail, thensoutherlyalongthe Kersey said trail to itsintersection withtheKersey (Russel Creek Trail), thenwesterly along its intersection with Forest Service Trail 567 Knob, thensoutherlydown Russel Creek to and theheadwaters ofRussel Creek at Bald then northerlyupsaidcreek to itsheadwaters river to themouthofEast Rosebud Creek, the Rosebud River, thensoutherlyupsaid easterly along said river to its confluence with down saidcreek to theStillwater River, then to the headofBurnt Creek, thennortherly Creek divide, thennortherlyalongsaiddivide said creek to theStillwater River-Little Rocky the mouthofFlumeCreek, theneasterly up then northerlydown theStillwater River to down Horseshoe Creek to theStillwater River, the head ofHorseshoe Creek, theneasterly Wounded ManCreek-Stillwater divideat then easterly upWounded ManCreek to the Creek to the mouth of Wounded Man Creek, and SloughCreek, thennortherlyupSlough the Yellowstone National Park boundary boundary: Beginningat theintersection of lying withinthefollowing described of Carbon, Park and Stillwater Counties 501 Beartooth Mountains: Those portions Creek, thepoint ofbeginning. boundary to itsintersection withHellroaring Park boundary, thenwesterly alongsaid down saidcreek to theYellowstone National Man Creek to SloughCreek, thensoutherly Creek divide, thenwesterly down Wounded creek to theHorseshoe Creek-Wounded Man river to Horseshoe Creek, thenwesterly upsaid of SiouxCharlieLake, thensoutherlyupsaid confluence withthe Stillwater River just north then southeasterly down saidcreek to its line andtheheadwaters ofunnamedcreek, divide neartheSweet Grass-Stillwater County Creek,of Saderbalm thenupsaidcreek to the then southerlyupsaidcreek to theEast Fork easterly down saidriver to Creek, Saderbalm the West Fork oftheStillwater River, then Creek, thensoutherlydown DivideCreek to southerly upsaidriver to thedivideat Divide Forge Creek to the East BoulderRiver, then head ofForge Creek, theneasterly down easterly upsaidcreek to thedivideat the down said river to East Chippy Creek, then to theMainBoulderRiver, thennortherly Mountain, theneasterly down BridgeCreek saddle between Bridge Mountain and Crow Hellroaring Creek-Bridge Creek divideinthe Creek, thennortherlyupsaidcreek to the National Park boundaryandHellroaring at theintersection oftheYellowstone following describedboundary: Beginning Sweet Grass Counties lyingwithinthe 500 Boulder:Those portionsofPark and the point ofbeginning. Missouri River at JamesKippRecreation Area, thennortheast191, alongsaidhighway to the then east alongsaidroute to U. S.Highway then southeast alongsaidroute to Route 81, Creek, thensouthupsaidcreek to Route 80, Area, thenwest along saidriver to Arrow the Missouri River at JamesKippRecreation boundary: Beginning at U. S. Highway 191 and lying withinthefollowing-described 482 Fergus: That portionofFergus County beginning. to theBoneTrail Boat Ramp, thepoint of Reservoir, then easterly along said reservoir southwesterly alongsaidroad to Fort Peck along said road to CMR Road 219, then road to CMRRoad 201, thensoutheasterly Boundary Road 212,theneasterly alongsaid Road, then southerly along said road to CMR Hall, thenwesterly alongsaidroad to Midale northwesterly alongsaidroad to First Creek said road to theFirst Creek HallRoad, then to Sun Prairie Road, thensoutherlyalong Road, then southwesterly along said road then northwesterly alongsaidroad to Content on said road to the Larb Creek-Content Road, road to the Triple Crossing Road, thenwest said road to RidgeRoad, thennorthupsaid Stonehouse Road, thennorthwesterly along Road, thennortheasterly alongsaidroad to northerly alongsaidroad to Willow Creek along saidroad to Murray Road, then reservoir to CMRRoad 516, thennorthwest Reservoir thennortheasterly alongsaid at theBoneTrail Boat RamponFort Peck the following-described boundary: Beginning of Valley andPhillipsCounties lyingwithin 622 MiddleMissouri Breaks :Those portions beginning. its junction with US Highway thepoint 191, of Route 66, then southerly along said route to Butte, then westerly alongsaidboundaryto Belknap Indian Reservation west of Coburn northeasterly alongHighway 191to theFort Highway 191andRoute 66(DY Junction), then boundary: Beginningat thejunction ofUS County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 620 Little Rockies: Those portionsofPhillips 310, thepoint ofbeginning. then westerly alongsaidlineto U.S. Highway lake to theMontana-Wyoming State Line, southwesterly alongthe west shore of said to BighornLake (Yellowtail Reservoir), then County Line, theneasterly alongsaidline Pryor Road to the Carbon County-Bighorn to Warren, thennortherlyalongtheWarren- State Line, thennortherlyalongsaidhighway Highway 310crosses theMontana-Wyoming boundary: Beginningat apoint where U.S. County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 503 Pryor Mountains: That portionofCarbon Belfry, thepoint ofbeginning. Lodge, theneasterly alongsaid route to its intersection withState Route 308at Red at Roscoe, theneasterly alongsaidroute to Creek to itsintersection withState Route 78 Knob,Bald thennortherlydown East Rosebud to theheadwaters ofEast Rosebud Creek at Russel Creek, thennortherlyupRussel Creek and northerlyupsaidtrail to where itcrosses trail 567 (Russel Creek Trail), theneasterly Trail to itsintersection withForest Service Colter Pass, theneasterly uptheKersey Lake to itsintersection withtheKersey Lake Trail at Highway 212,theneasterly alongsaidhighway Park boundaryanditsintersection withUS said border to the Yellowstone National to theWyoming border, thenwesterly along Belfry, thensoutherlyalongState Route 72 following describedboundary: Beginningat Park, andStillwater Counties lyingwithinthe 502 Hellroaring: Those portionsofCarbon, Creek, thepoint ofbeginning. said boundaryto itsintersection withSlough Boundary, thennortherlyandwesterly along Bighorn Sheep 13 Visit Visit fwp.mt.gov following boundary: From the intersection the intersection From boundary: following then Road, Lloyd and Island Trail of Cow at River Missouri the to road on Lloyd south Ferry. McClelland-Stafford Ferry of Stafford of HD 680 West Portion of of HD 680 west portion : That Rd (Lloyd) intersection the From boundary: following the then Road, and Lloyd Island Trail of Cow at River the Missouri to road south on Lloyd Ferry. McClelland-Stafford Indian Reservation boundary, then south and then south boundary, Reservation Indian the intersection to boundary along said east south along 66, then Highway with Montana Highway with US junction the 66 to Highway its 191 to along Highway 191, southwest then then River, Missouri with the intersection Coal to River the Missouri along northwest Banks of beginning. the point Landing, the Ft. to adjacent lands Submarginal NOTE: be closed shall Reservation Belknap Indian contact information more For all hunting. to 349, Box Council, Belknap Community Ft. Harlem, MT 59529. Ferry of Stafford of HD 680 East Portion of the east portion of HD 680 : That Rd (Lloyd) Legal Descriptions Beginning Beginning Chouteau-Blaine-Phillips: 680 Banks the Missouri along Landing Coal at northern along the then southeasterly River, Breaks River Missouri Upper of boundary (UMRBNM) boundary Monument National Highway with Montana the intersection to northwest of Judith Landing, then 236 north Road, the Eagleton to 236 along Highway its to Road Eagleton the along northeast then then east Trail, Island Cow with the junction with junction the to Island Trail along the Cow then north along the Lloyd Road, the Lloyd Cow along southeast then Creek, Cow to Road along then northeast Creek, Suction to Creek then east Creek, Suction Little to Creek Suction Belknap the Fort to Creek Suction along Little Portion of HD 101 outside Tobacco Plains: to Bear Creek, then downstream to Libby Deer, Elk & Mountain Lion That portion of HD 101 south of the following Creek, then northeasterly along said creek to Hunting Districts – Legal boundary: From the junction of US Highway 93 its intersection with US Highway 2 and the and State Route 37 near Eureka, then westerly southern edge of township T29N R30W, then Descriptions along State Route 37 to the north shore of the easterly along said township line to the south Tobacco River, then westerly along said shore edge of township T29N R29W, then easterly 100 North Kootenai: That portion of Lincoln to Lake Koocanusa. along said township line to the Fisher River County lying within the following-described Rd (USFS #763), then north along said road 102 Tally Lake: Those portions of Lincoln and boundary: Beginning where the Kootenai to the Fisher River Rd (USFS#4652) and the Flathead counties lying within the following- River meets the Idaho border, then northerly intersection with US Highway 37, the point of described boundary: Beginning on the along said border to the Canadian border, the beginning. then easterly along said border to the east Flathead National Forest Boundary at Spring shore of Lake Koocanusa (Kootenai River), Creek Campground on US Highway 93, then Portion of HD 103 North Fisher: Those then southerly along said shore to Libby Dam in a southerly and westerly direction along portions of Lincoln County lying with the and the east shore of the Kootenai River, then said boundary to the divide between Sunday following-described boundary: Beginning southerly and westerly along said shore of the and Martin Creeks, Tepee Mtn, Sanders Mtn, at the intersection of Highway 37 and the Kootenai River to the Idaho border, the point and Grubb Mtn to USFS Road 6799 (Elbow Fisher River Road. Then southerly and easterly of beginning. Creek Road), then southerly along said road following the Fisher River Road to the junction to County Road 543 (Little Bitterroot Lake/ of the Wolf Creek Road (USFS Road 36). Then Libby CWD Management Zone: Those portions Pleasant Valley Road), then southerly along northerly following the Wolf Creek Road to of Lincoln county lying within the following said road to US Highway 2, then easterly the junction of the Cripple Horse Creek Road described boundary: Beginning at the junction along said route to junction with West Spring (USFS 835). Then westerly along the Cripple of Fisher River Rd and Hwy 37, head west on Creek Road, then north on said road to Farm- Horse Creek Road to the mouth of Cripple Hwy 37 to the bridge crossing the Kootenai to-Market Road, then north on said road to Horse Creek and the eastern shoreline of Lake River, then upstream along the Kootenai River junction of US Highway 93, then along US Koocanusa. Then along the eastern shoreline to Libby Dam, then across Libby Dam to the Highway 93 to the Flathead National Forest of Lake Koocanusa to the Libby Dam and the West shore of Lake Koocanusa, then north boundary at the Spring Creek Campground, eastern shoreline of the Kootenai River, then along the west shore to Barron Creek Road the point of beginning. south and along said shoreline to Highway (USFS Rd #615) and the Barron Creek Forest 37 and the Fisher River Road, the point of 103 East Fisher-Pleasant Valley: Those portions Service Boating Recreation Site, then westerly beginning. along Barron Creek Road to Pipe Creek Road of Lincoln and Flathead Counties lying within (Rd #68), then northerly along said road to the the following-described boundary: Beginning 104 Cabinets: That portion of Lincoln County Seventeen Mile Creek Road (USFS #471), then where State Route 37 crosses the south shore lying within the following-described boundary: westerly along said road to the Big Foot Creek of the Kootenai River at Libby, then southerly Beginning where the Kootenai River meets Rd (USFS #4681) and around Huson Peak to along said route to US Highway 2 in Libby, then the Montana-Idaho border, then south along the divide Trail #13, then westerly along said southerly and easterly along said highway to said border to the Lincoln-Sanders County trail to the Ranger District boundary and Trail Marion and USFS Road 543 (Little Bitterroot Line, then easterly along said county through #706, then southerly along the Ranger District Lake Road), then northwesterly along said Silver Butte Pass and Willow Creek Pass and Boundary to Cable Creek, then downstream road to Elbow Creek and USFS Road 6799, continuing easterly, then northerly along said to Bear Creek, then downstream to Libby then northerly up said road to the Kootenai- county line (Hydrologic Divide) through Davis Creek, then northeasterly along said creek to Flathead National Forests boundary, then Peak, then northerly along said Hydrologic its intersection with US Highway 2 and the northerly along said boundary through Grubb Divide, T26N, R27W, S30, to USFS Road Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, southern edge of township T29N R30W, then Mtn, Sanders Mtn, Teepee Mtn, Sheppard Mtn, 6769, T26N, R28W, S12, then northeasterly easterly along said township line to the south Brush Creek Divide and Elk Mountain to USFS along said road to USFS Road 9991, (the road edge of township T29N R29W, then easterly Road 3500 near Bowen Lake, then westerly running on the south side of Middle and Lower along said township line to the Fisher River along said road to USFS Road 36 (Wolf Creek Thompson Lakes, also known as the South Rd (USFS #763), then north along said road Road) near Twin Meadows, then southwesterly ACM Road), then northerly along said road to the Fisher River Rd (USFS#4652) and the along said road to USFS Road 835 (Cripple to US Highway 2, then westerly and northerly intersection with US Highway 37, the point of Horse Creek Road), then westerly along said along said highway to State Route 37 in Libby, the beginning. road to the mouth of Cripple Horse Creek and then north on said route to the south shore the east shoreline of Lake Koocanusa, then of the Kootenai River in Libby, then westerly 101 Eureka: Those portions of Lincoln and southerly along said shoreline to Libby Dam along said shoreline to the Montana-Idaho Flathead Counties lying within the following- and the east shoreline of the Kootenai River, Border, the point of beginning. described boundary: Beginning near then south and west along said shoreline to Libby CWD Management Zone: Those portions Koocanusa Marina where USFS Road 835 State Route 37 Bridge at Libby, the point of of Lincoln county lying within the following (Cripple Horse Creek Road) meets the east beginning. shore of Lake Koocanusa, then northerly described boundary: Beginning at the junction along said shore to the Canadian border, then Libby CWD Management Zone: Those portions of Fisher River Rd and Hwy 37, head west on easterly along said border to US Highway of Lincoln county lying within the following Hwy 37 to the bridge crossing the Kootenai 93, then southerly along said highway to the described boundary: Beginning at the junction River, then upstream along the Kootenai River Kootenai-Flathead Forest boundary at Spring of Fisher River Rd and Hwy 37, head west on to Libby Dam, then across Libby Dam to the Creek Campground, then southwesterly along Hwy 37 to the bridge crossing the Kootenai West shore of Lake Koocanusa, then north said boundary to USFS Road 3500 near River, then upstream along the Kootenai River along the west shore to Barron Creek Road Bowen Lake, then westerly along said road to to Libby Dam, then across Libby Dam to the (USFS Rd #615) and the Barron Creek Forest USFS Road 36, then south along said road to West shore of Lake Koocanusa, then north Service Boating Recreation Site, then westerly USFS Road 835, then westerly along said road along the west shore to Barron Creek Road along Barron Creek Road to Pipe Creek Road to the east shore of Lake Koocanusa, the point (USFS Rd #615) and the Barron Creek Forest (Rd #68), then northerly along said road to the of beginning. Service Boating Recreation Site, then westerly Seventeen Mile Creek Road (USFS #471), then along Barron Creek Road to Pipe Creek Road westerly along said road to the Big Foot Creek Portion of HD 101 Tobacco Plains: That portion (Rd #68), then northerly along said road to the Rd (USFS #4681) and around Huson Peak to of HD 101 north of the following boundary: Seventeen Mile Creek Road (USFS #471), then the divide Trail #13, then westerly along said From the junction of US Highway 93 and westerly along said road to the Big Foot Creek trail to the Ranger District boundary and Trail State Route 37 near Eureka, then westerly Rd (USFS #4681) and around Huson Peak to #706, then southerly along the Ranger District along State Route 37 to the north shore of the the divide Trail #13, then westerly along said Boundary to Cable Creek, then downstream Tobacco River, then westerly along said shore trail to the Ranger District boundary and Trail to Bear Creek, then downstream to Libby to Lake Koocanusa #706, then southerly along the Ranger District Creek, then northeasterly along said creek to Boundary to Cable Creek, then downstream its intersection with US Highway 2 and the

14 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) southern edge of township T29N R30W, then easterly along said road to State Route 200, Peak, then westerly from said peak through easterly along said township line to the south then southeasterly along said route through the Helwick, Emma, Beaver Peak divide to the edge of township T29N R29W, then easterly Thompson Falls to the Thompson Falls River Montana-Idaho border in Section 34, T22N, along said township line to the Fisher River Bridge, then northeasterly up the Thompson R23W, then southerly along said border to Rd (USFS #763), then north along said road River to USFS Trail 433, then northerly up the Sanders-Mineral County line, then easterly to the Fisher River Rd (USFS#4652) and the said trail to Marmot Peak, then westerly along along said line to Greenwood Hill and the intersection with US Highway 37, the point of said trail to Mt. Headley and USFS Trail 528, junction of USFS Trail 398, then northerly the beginning. then northerly up said trail to the Vermillion on said trail to Penrose Peak, then northerly River Divide, then northerly along said divide from said peak along the Penrose-Cherry Peak 109 Ten Lakes: That portion of Lincoln County to the Sanders-Lincoln County Line in Section divide to the junction of USFS Trail 1130, then lying within the following-described boundary: 19, T25N, R28W, then westerly along said northerly along said trail to Eddy Mountain, Beginning at the junction of the USFS Road county line to the Idaho border, the point of then northerly from said mountain along 900 (Stillwater River Road) and US Highway beginning. the Outlaw Lake Trail to Outlaw Creek, then 93, then northerly along said highway to the northerly down said creek to the Clark Fork Canadian border, then easterly along said Portion of HD 121 Heron Flats: Beginning River, then westerly along the northern shore border to the Lincoln-Flathead County Line, where the Idaho/Montana State line of said river to the Thompson River, then up then southerly along said line to Russky Creek intersects the south shore of the Cabinet said river to the Thompson River Bridge and Road 379, then southerly along said road to Gorge Reservoir, then southeasterly along State Route 200, then westerly along said the USFS Road 900 (Stillwater River Road), said shore to where the power-lines cross the route through Thompson Falls to the Mosquito then southwesterly along said road to US reservoir in Section 5, Township 26 N, Range Creek Road, the point of beginning. Highway 93, the point of beginning. 33 W, then westerly along said power-lines to USFS Road 2229 (Lower River Road), then 124 Arvilla: That portion of Sanders County 110 North Fork: Those portions of Flathead and southerly along said road to the Upper River lying within the following-described Lincoln Counties lying within the following- County Road ,then westerly along said road boundary: Beginning at the confluence of the described boundary: Beginning at the mouth to Elk Creek, then southwesterly along said Flathead River and the Clark Fork River, then of the North Fork of the Flathead River, then creek to the Elk Creek Road at Pew Gulch in southwesterly up said river to USFS Trail 1714, northerly up the river to the Canadian border, Section 16, Township 26 N, Range 34 W, then then northerly along said trail to USFS Road then westerly along said border to the divide northeasterly and northerly up said road to 7592, then north and westerly along said road between Weasel Creek and the North Fork of USFS Road 2295, then westerly up said road to to USFS Trail 404, then westerly along said trail the Flathead River, then southerly along said the Idaho/Montana State Line, then northerly through Combest Peak to the Sanders-Mineral divide to the Russky Creek Road, then westerly up said line to where the Idaho/Montana State County line, then westerly along said line to along said road to Stillwater Road 900, then Deer, Elk & Lion Line intersects the south shore of the Cabinet Greenwood Hill and the junction of USFS Trail southerly along said road to US Highway 93 Gorge Reservoir, the point of beginning. 398, then northerly on said trail to Penrose at Stryker then southerly along said highway Peak, then northerly from said peak along the to junction of East 2nd Street, then easterly 122 Thompson River: Those portions of Penrose-Cherry Peak divide to the junction and northerly to East Edgewood Drive, then Flathead, Sanders and Lincoln Counties lying of USFS Trail 1130, then northerly along said easterly along said drive to Tamarack Lane, within the following-described boundary: trail to Eddy Mountain, then northerly from then easterly along said lane to 12th Ave Beginning where the Thompson River County said mountain along the Outlaw Lake Trail to NW, then southerly along said avenue to US Road meets US Highway 2, then southerly Outlaw Creek, then northerly down said creek Highway 2, then easterly along said highway along said highway to the Shroder Creek to the Clark Fork River, the easterly along the to the Flathead River, then northerly along Road and USFS Trail 137, then easterly along northern shore of the Clark Fork River to the said river to the mouth of the North Fork of said road and trail to USFS Trail 132, then confluence of the Flathead River and the Clark the Flathead River, the point of beginning. southeasterly to USFS Trail 290, then along Fork River, the point of beginning. said trail to the Flathead Indian Reservation 120 Blacktail: Those portions of Flathead and Boundary, then southerly along said boundary 130 Swan: Those portions of Lake and Missoula Lincoln Counties lying within the following- to the Sanders County line, then westerly Counties lying within the following-described described boundary: Beginning where along said line to the Clark Fork-Ninemile boundary: Beginning at Swan Lake and the the Thompson River County Road meets Divide, then westerly along said divide to confluence of Groom Creek, then northeasterly US Highway 2, then southerly along the the USFS Trail 242, then northerly along said along said creek to USFS Trail 61, then Thompson River County Road to Shroder trail to the Clark Fork River, then easterly and northerly along said trail to the Swan Divide, Creek Road and USFS Trail 137, then easterly northerly along the eastern shore of the Clark then southerly along said divide to Wolverine along said road and trail to USFS Trail 132, then Fork River to the confluence of the Flathead Peak and the Clearwater River/Swan River southeasterly to USFS Trail 290, then along River, then westerly along the northern shore Divide, then southwesterly along said divide said trail to the Flathead Indian Reservation of the Clark Fork River to the Thompson River, (Flathead NF/Lolo NF boundary) to the Boundary, then easterly along said boundary then northeasterly up said river to USFS Trail Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, then to Flathead Lake, then northerly and easterly 433, then northerly up said trail to Marmot westerly and northerly along said boundary to along the shore of said lake to Somers Fishing Peak, then westerly along said trail to Mt. the head of Lime Creek in T25N, R18W, Section Access site and US Highway 93, then northerly Headley and USFS Trail 528, then northerly up 31, then west along the USFS Boundary to the along said highway to Rocky Cliff Road, then said trail to the Vermilion River Divide, then lake shore of Flathead Lake, then northerly to westerly along said road to Foys Canyon Road, northerly along said divide to the Lincoln- confluence of Hunger Creek, then follow said then southerly, westerly and northerly along Sanders County Line in Section 19, T25N, creek northeasterly to USFS Boundary, then said road to Whalebone Drive then westerly R28W, then northeasterly along said county northerly along said boundary to T26N, R19W, to Dern Road to US Highway 2, then westerly line (Hydrological Divide) through Davis Peak, Section 8, then westerly along USFS Boundary along said highway to the Thompson River then northerly along said Hydrologic Divide and then southeasterly along said boundary to County Road, the point of beginning. T26N, R27W, S30 to USFS Road 6769, T26N, Lake Shore of Swan Lake, then cross the lake 121 West Clark Fork: That portion of Sanders R28W, S12, then northeasterly along said road to the east to opposite shoreline, then follow County lying within the following-described to USFS Road 9991, then northerly along said lakeshore to the confluence of Groom Creek, boundary: Beginning where the Sanders- road to US Highway 2, then easterly along said the point of beginning. Lincoln County line intersects the Idaho highway to the Thompson River County Road, Portion of HD 130 Mission Mtns Wilderness border, then south and southeasterly along the point of beginning. portion of Flathead Natl Forest: Those portions said border to the Kootenai-Lolo National 123 Clark Mountain: That portion of Sanders of Lake and Missoula counties lying within Forest boundary in Section 34, T22N, R32W, County lying within the following-described the following described boundary: Beginning then easterly along said boundary through boundary: Beginning where State Route at the junction of Swan River and the USFS Emma Peak, Helwick Peak and Mosquito 200 meets the Mosquito Creek Road, then Mission Mountains Wilderness boundary (near Peak to USFS Trail 635, then easterly along westerly along said road at USFS Trail 635, Lindbergh Lake), then southerly, westerly, said trail to the Mosquito Creek Road, then then westerly along said trail to Mosquito Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 15 northerly, easterly, and southerly along said creek divide to USFS Trail 218, then easterly 90 bridge at St. Regis, the point of beginning. wilderness boundary to the junction, the point along said trail to USFS Trail 226 (Picture Portion of HD 200 Mullan Gulch Area: That of beginning. Peak Trail), then easterly along said trail portion of Mineral County lying within the to USFS Trail 107 near Picture Peak, then 140 Lower South Fork: That portion of Flathead following-described boundary: Beginning northerly along said trail to the south side County lying within the following-described in St. Regis at the junction of Interstate of Sarah Peak, then easterly along the main boundary: Beginning at Inspiration Point on 90 and Montana State Highway 135, then creek to the South Fork Flathead River and the Swan Divide and the Middle Fork Creek/ northeasterly on State Route 135 to USFS the mouth of Mid Creek/USFS Trail 103, then Inspiration Creek Divide, then northeasterly Road 4227 (the Mayo Gulch Road), then northeasterly along said trail to USFS Trail 89 along said creek divide to USFS Trail 218, then northwesterly along Mayo Gulch Road to USFS at Mid Mtn, then northeasterly along said trail southerly along said trail to USFS Trail 226 Trail 218, then northwesterly along said trail to the Silvertip Creek/Mid Creek Divide, then (Picture Peak Trail), then easterly along said to USFS Road 3800 (Camel’s Hump Road), northerly along said divide to USFS Trail 89, trail to USFS Trail 107 near Picture Peak, then then to Lookout and USFS Road 3800, then then easterly and northerly along said trail to northerly along said trail to the south side southwesterly on said road to the Old Mullan USFS Trail 83, then northwesterly along said of Sarah Peak, then easterly along the main Road, then westerly on the Old Mullan Road to trail to USFS Trail 43, then northwesterly along creek starting southeast of Sarah Peak to the Twelvemile Creek Road and USFS Road 352, said trail to USFS Trail 327 east of Whitcomb South Fork Flathead River and the mouth of then southwesterly on the Old Mullan Road/ Peak, then westerly along said trail to USFS Mid Creek/USFS Trail 103, then northeasterly Twelvemile Creek Road to the Henderson Trail 81, then northerly along said trail to USFS along said trail to USFS Trail 89 at Mid Mtn., Exit of Interstate 90, then southeasterly on Trail 155, then easterly along said trail to USFS then easterly and northerly along said trail Interstate 90 to St. Regis and junction with Trail 154, then northeasterly along said trail to USFS Trail 83 (near Silvertip Cabin), then State Route 135, the point of beginning. to USFS Trail 179, then easterly and northerly northwesterly along said trial to USFS Trail along said trail to the Continental Divide to the Portion of HD 200 Mullan Gulch Area: That 43, then northwesterly along said trail to Lolo NF/Flathead NF Boundary at Triple Divide portion of Mineral County lying within the USFS Trail 327 east of Whitcomb Peak, then Peak, then westerly along said boundary to the following-described boundary: Beginning northwesterly along said trail to USFS 81 and Swan Divide at Wolverine Peak, then northerly in St. Regis at the junction of Interstate the South Fork Flathead River/Middle Fork along said divide to Inspiration Point, the point 90 and Montana State Highway 135, then Flathead River Divide, then northwesterly of beginning. northeasterly on State Route 135 to USFS along said divide (Twin Mtn., Prospector Mtn., Road 4227 (the Mayo Gulch Road), then Great Northern Mtn.) to USFS Trail 331, then 170 Flathead River: That portion of Flathead northwesterly along Mayo Gulch Road to USFS northwesterly along said trail to US Highway County lying within the following-described Trail 218, then northwesterly along said trail 2, then westerly on said highway to Ousel boundary: Beginning where State Route to USFS Road 3800 (Camel’s Hump Road), Creek, then northerly along said creek to the 35 bridge crosses the Swan River, then then to Lookout and USFS Road 3800, then Middle Fork Flathead River, then westerly southerly along the lakeshore of Flathead southwesterly on said road to the Old Mullan along said river to the Flathead River at the Lake to the confluence of Hunger Creek and Road, then westerly on the Old Mullan Road to confluence of the North Fork Flathead River, then northeasterly along said creek to USFS Twelvemile Creek Road and USFS Road 352, then southerly along said river to the South boundary, then northerly along said boundary then southwesterly on the Old Mullan Road/ Fork Flathead River, then westerly along the to T26N, R19W, Section 8, then west long Twelvemile Creek Road to the Henderson Flathead River to Badrock Canyon Fishing USFS Boundary and then southeasterly along Exit of Interstate 90, then southeasterly on Access Site, then southerly to Highway 2 and said boundary to the lakeshore of Swan Lake. Interstate 90 to St. Regis and junction with the USFS Boundary in T30, R20, Section 11, Cross the lake shore to the east to opposite State Route 135, the point of beginning. then follow the USFS boundary southerly to shoreline, then follow shoreline southerly the confluence of Groom Creek and Swan to USFS boundary south of the confluence 201 Ninemile-North Superior: Those portions Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, Lake, then follow Groom Creek northeasterly of How Creek, then follow USFS Boundary of Mineral, Missoula and Sanders Counties along said creek to USFS Trail 61, then northerly to US Highway 2, then westerly along lying within the following-described northerly along said trail to the Swan Divide, said highway to 12th Avenue West, Columbia boundary: Beginning at the Flathead Indian then southerly along said divide to Inspiration Falls, then northerly to Tamarack Lane, then Reservation Boundary near Evaro, then south Point, the point of the beginning. westerly to East Edgewood Drive and continue along US Highway 93 to its junction with westerly to East 2nd Street, Whitefish, then Interstate 90, then northwesterly along said 141 Lower Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead south and westerly to US Highway 93, then route to the first bridge over Clark Fork River County lying within the following-described west and northerly along said highway to west of Frenchtown (second bridge east of boundary: Beginning at the Glacier National Farm-to-Market Road, then southerly along Alberton), then northwest along Clark Fork Park Boundary and the Continental Divide said road to West Spring Creek Road across River to St. Regis, then easterly along said (near Marias Pass), then southerly along said US Highway 2 on to Dern Road then east on river downstream to Cascade Campground, divide to USFS Trail 179 (east of Big Lodge Whalebone Drive to Foys Lake Road, then then south along USFS Trail 242 to Ninemile- Mtn.), then southerly and southwesterly along southerly onto Foys Canyon Road to Rocky Seigel Creek Divide (Sanders-Mineral County said trail to USFS Trail 154, then southwesterly Cliff Road, then easterly to US Highway 93, Line), then easterly along said divide crossing along said trail to USFS Trail 155, then westerly then southerly along said highway to the Seigel Pass to the Flathead Indian Reservation along said trail to USFS Trail 81, then southerly Somers Fishing Access Site and the north Boundary, then south easterly along said along said trail to the South Fork Flathead shore of Flathead Lake, then easterly along reservation boundary and divide to Evaro, the River/Middle Fork Flathead River Divide said shore to the Swan River, then easterly point of beginning. (near Whitcomb Peak), then northwesterly along the north shore of said river to State along said divide (Twin Mtn, Prospector Mtn, Portion of HD 201 Four Mile Area: That portion Route 35 Bridge, the point of beginning. Great Northern Mtn) to USFS Trail 331, then of Mineral County lying within the following- northwesterly along said trail to US Highway 200 North St. Regis: Those portions of described boundary: Beginning at St. Regis 2, then westerly on said highway to Ousel Mineral and Sanders Counties lying within where Interstate 90 crosses the Clark Fork Creek, then northerly along said creek to the the following-described boundary: Beginning River, then northeasterly along said river to Middle Fork Flathead River and the Glacier at St. Regis, then in a northwesterly direction the Bonneville Powerline, then southeasterly National Park Boundary, then southeasterly along Interstate 90 to the Montana-Idaho along said powerline to the Sloway (Slowey) and northeasterly along said boundary to the border, then northerly along said border to Gulch Road 389, then southwesterly along Continental Divide, the point of beginning. the Mineral-Sanders County Line, then in an said road to old Highway 10 (frontage road easterly and southerly direction along said north of Interstate 90), then westerly along 150 Upper South Fork: Those portions of county line (C-C Divide) to USFS Trail 404 said highway to Interstate 90, then southeast Flathead, Missoula and Powell Counties lying near Combest Peak, then easterly on said trail along Interstate 90 to the Clark Fork River, then within the following-described boundary: to the Miller Creek Loop USFS Road 7592, then northwesterly along said river to Interstate 90 Beginning at Inspiration Point on the Swan easterly on said road to its junction with USFS at St. Regis, the point of beginning. Divide and the Middle Fork Creek/Inspiration Trail 1714, then southerly on said trail to the Creek Divide, then northeasterly along said Clark Fork River, then upstream to Interstate 16 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) 202 South Superior: Those portions of 204 North Sapphire: Those portions of Ravalli, watershed divide at Eureka Ridge Road (FS Missoula and Mineral Counties lying within the Granite, and Missoula Counties lying within 1500), then follow the divide south and east following-described boundary: Beginning at the following-described boundary: Beginning until it intersects with the Red Lion Road Superior, then south east along the west and at Missoula, then east along Interstate 90 to and Trail just west of Racetrack Lake, then south side of the Clark Fork River to Fish Creek, the Rock Creek Interchange, then south along southwesterly down said road to its junction then east along said creek to USFS Road 344, the Rock Creek Road to the Eagle Creek with State Route 1 at Georgetown Lake, then then east along said road to USFS Road 343, cable crossing, then west along USFS Trail northerly along said route to FS Road 676 at then south along said road to the Lolo Creek- 215 to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, then Maxville, the point of beginning. Fish Creek Divide, then south along USFS Road northerly along said divide to USFS Trail 146 213 East Flint Range: Those portions of 343 to US Highway 12, then west along said (Cutoff Gulch Trail), then southwest down Granite, Powell, and Deer Lodge Counties highway to the Montana-Idaho border (Lolo said trail to the South Burnt Fork Road, then lying within the following described boundary: Pass), then northwest along said border to northwest along said road to its split into the Beginning at the junction of the Red Lion Road Lookout Pass, then east on Interstate 90 to St. South and Middle Burnt Fork Roads, then and State Route 1 at Georgetown Lake, then Regis and the Clark Fork River, then southeast northwest along the Middle Burnt Fork Road in a northeasterly direction along Red Lion along the Clark Fork River to Superior, the to its junction with the Bitterroot Irrigation Road and Trail until it intersects with the Flint point of beginning. District Canal (BRID, a.k.a. Big Ditch), then Creek Mountain watershed divide just west briefly northerly along said ditch to its junction Portion of HD 202 Between Trout Creek and of Racetrack Lake. Follow the divide until with Iron Cap Drive, then northeast along said Quartz Creek: That portion of Mineral County meeting the Eureka Ridge Road (FS 1500), drive to its intersection with Iron Cap Creek, lying within the following described boundary: then northeasterly on said road to FS Road then west along said creek to its intersection Beginning at where Quartz Creek joins the 1544, then southeast on said road immediately with the BRID, then northerly along said Clark Fork River, then northerly along said to FS Road 636 (Gold Creek Lakes Road), ditch to its junction with the Threemile Creek river to Trout Creek, then westerly along Trout then northeasterly on said road to Gold Creek drainage, then northeast along said drainage Creek to the bridge where USFS Road 344 Road, until it reaches interstate 90, then along to its junction with the Miller Creek Number crosses said creek, then northerly along said said interstate in a southerly direction to its 4 to Hamilton Heights double H-frame power road to its junction with USFS Road 250, then junction with State Route 1, then along said line, then northwest along said power line to southwesterly along said road to its junction route in a westerly direction to its junction its junction with North Woodchuck Creek, with USFS Road 450, then easterly along said with Red Lion Road the point of beginning. then west along said creek to its end at the road to Windfall Creek, then southeasterly up easternmost bank of the Bitterroot River, then Portion of HD 213 Outside of the National said creek to Ohio Creek, then westerly up north on said bank to a point directly west Forest Boundary: That portion of HD 213 that Ohio Creek to USFS Road 7789, then south on of the intersection of Oral Zumwalt Way and is outside of the National Forest Boundary. Deer, Elk & Lion said road to the road that winds southeasterly Trails End Road, then easterly and northerly through the northeast quarter of Section 33, 214 Mill Creek-Storm Lake: That portion of along Trails End Road to the Miller Creek T15N, R26W, then southeasterly along said Deer Lodge County lying within the following- Road, then northerly along said road to US winding road to Forty-six Creek Trail 1115, then described boundary: Beginning at the junction Highway 93, then north along said highway westerly along said trail to Quartz Creek, then of State Route 1 and State Route 274 (Mill through Missoula to Interstate 90, the point of easterly along the northern bank of said creek Creek Road), then in a southwesterly direction beginning. to the Clark Fork River, the point of beginning. along said route to the Continental Divide, 210 John Long Range: Those portions of then in a westerly direction along said divide 203 Grave Creek Range: Those portions of Missoula and Granite Counties lying within to Storm Lake Pass, then northerly down Missoula and Mineral Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning Storm Lake trail to Storm Lake Road, then the following-described boundary: Beginning at Drummond, then southerly along State northerly along said road until the junction at Lolo, then westerly along US Highway 12 to Route 1 to the junction with State Route 38 with State Route 1, then east and along State USFS Road 343 (Fish Creek Road), then north near Porter’s Corner, then westerly along Route 1 to its junction with State Route 274, along said road to USFS Road 344 then west said route to the main Rock Creek Road, the point of beginning. along said road to Fish Creek, then west along then north along said road to State Route said creek to the Clark Fork River, then east 215 East Deer Lodge: Those portions of Deer 348, then northerly along said route to the along the west and south side of said river Lodge, Silver Bow and Powell Counties lying Slide Rock-Upper Willow Creek Road, then to the second bridge on Interstate 90 east of within the following-described boundary: northerly and westerly along said road to the Alberton (first bridge west of Frenchtown), Beginning at Garrison Junction, then in an Main Rock Creek Road, then northerly along then easterly along the west and south easterly direction along US Highway 12 to said road to Interstate 90, then easterly along side of said river to the old Harpers Bridge the Continental Divide at MacDonald Pass, said interstate to Drummond, the point of and County Road 30 (Big Flat Road), then then in a southerly direction along said divide beginning. southerly along said road to its junction with to Interstate 15, then in a southerly direction the Blue Mountain Road, then south along said 211 Upper Rock Creek-Georgetown Lake: That along said interstate to its junction with road to its junction with US Highway 93, then portion of Granite County lying within the Interstate 90 at Butte, then west and north south along said highway to Lolo, the point of following-described boundary: Beginning at along said interstate to Garrison Junction, the beginning. Skalkaho Pass, then east along State Route 38 point of beginning. to its junction with Hiway 1, then southeasterly Portion of HD 203 East: That portion of Portion of HD 215 East of Brown’s Gulch: to the junction with Storm Lake Road, then Missoula County lying within the following Starting at the intersection of I-90 and Palmer southwesterly along Storm Lake Road to Storm described boundary: Beginning at Lolo, then Street near Ramsey, Montana, follow I-90 Lake, then follow the Storm Lake Trail east then westerly along US Highway 12 to County Road westerly towards the Brown’s Gulch Creek south to Storm Lake Pass, and to its junction 489 (Grave Creek and Petty Creek Roads), overpass, then follow Brown’s Gulch Creek with the Continental Divide, then along the then north along said road to the Clark Fork northeasterly until it crosses under road Continental Divide in a southwesterly direction River, then east along the west and south number 276/674 (North Brown’s Gulch Road). to the Bitterroot River-Rock Creek Divide, then side of said river to the second bridge on Follow said road northerly past the Telegraph along said divide in a northerly direction to Interstate 90 east of Alberton (first bridge Gulch and the Flume Gulch Road junctions, State Route 38, the point of beginning. west of Frenchtown), then easterly along the keeping east at both. Continue easterly on west and south side of said river to the old 212 West Flint Range: Those portions of Brown’s Gulch Road until the American Gulch Harpers Bridge and County Road 30 (Big Flat Granite County lying within the following Road junction, then turn northwesterly to Road), then southerly along said road to its described boundary: Beginning at the follow American Gulch Road to the junction junction with the Blue Mountain Road, then junction of State Route 1 and FS Road 676 with Four Corners Road, then follow Four south along said road to its junction with US (Maxville Road, becomes Princeton Road) at Corners Road to the Continental Divide. Then Highway 93, then south along said highway to Maxville, then southeasterly on said road to FS in a southerly direction along said divide to Lolo, the point of beginning. Road 1544, then southeast on said road until Interstate 15, then in a southerly direction along it intersects with the Flint Creek Mountain said interstate to its junction with Interstate Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 17 90 at Butte, then west and north along said Portion of HD 240 Inside the wilderness junction with Old Darby Road (County Road interstate to its intersection with Palmer Street boundary: That portion of HD 240 west of the 87), then south along said road to its junction near Ramsey, the point of beginning. following boundaries: From the intersection of with US Highway 93 at Como, then north along the Selway Bitterroot wilderness boundary and said highway to its junction with the Roaring 216 West Rock Creek-Quigg Peak: Those Trapper Creek, then north on said boundary Lion Road, then west along said road to its portions of Granite and Missoula Counties to the Montana- Idaho border; And from the junction with Westside Road (County Road lying within the following-described intersection of Selway Bitterroot wilderness 531), then northerly along said road (north to boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass, then boundary and the hydrologic divide between West Bridge Road, then east) to its junction northerly along the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Roaring Lion Creek and Lost Horse Creek, then with Ricketts Road (County Road 6200), then Divide to USFS Trail 215, then easterly along east, north and west on said boundary to the northerly along said road to its junction with said trail to the Rock Creek Road at Eagle Montana- Idaho border. Bowman Road (County Road 5800), then Creek-Cable Crossing, then north along said east along said road to its junction with US road to the Slide Rock-Upper Willow Creek 250 West Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Highway 93 near the river bridge north of Road at Brewster Creek, then southeasterly Ravalli County lying within the following- Hamilton, then north along said highway to along said road to its junction with the Rock described boundary: Beginning at the junction Lolo, the point of beginning. Creek-Philipsburg Road, then westerly along of US Highway 93 and County Road 98 near said road to the main Rock Creek Road, then Conner, then west along said road to its Portion of HD 260 in Ravalli County and east south along said road to its junction with State junction with the West Fork Bitterroot Road, of Hwy 93 in Missoula County: That portion of Route 38, then westerly along said route to then southwest on said road to its junction with HD 260 in Ravalli County and east of Hwy 93 Skalkaho Pass, the point of beginning. the ridgeline between the Spade Creek and in Missoula County Piquette Creek drainages (along the boundary 217 Northwest Flint Range: Those portions of 261 East Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli between the West Fork and Darby Ranger Granite and Powell Counties lying within the County lying within the following-described Districts), then up said ridgeline to USFS Trail following described boundary: Beginning boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass, then 601 and Shook Mountain, then south on said at the junction of Interstate 90 and State westerly along State Route 38 (Skalkaho trail to Medicine Point and USFS Trail 56, then Route 1 near Drummond, then south on Road) to its junction with the Bitterroot south on said trail to the headwaters of Base said route to FS Road 676 (Maxville Road, Irrigation District Canal (a.k.a. Big Ditch), Creek, then southeast down said creek to its becomes Princeton Road) at Maxville, then then north along said ditch to its intersection junction with Wiles Creek, then east down said southeasterly on said road to FS Road 1500 with Hamilton Heights Road, then east creek to its junction with Warm Springs Creek, (Princeton Gulch Road), then northeasterly on along said road to its intersection with Gray then southeast up said creek to its junction said road to FS Road 1544, then southeast on Fox Lane, then north along said lane to its with Porcupine Creek, then southeast up said said road immediately to FS Road 636 (Gold intersection with the Miller Creek Number 4 creek and along the headwaters in Sections 24 Creek Lakes Road), then northeasterly on said to Hamilton Heights double H-frame power and 25, Township 1 South, Range 20 West, to road to Gold Creek Road, then northeast on line, then northeast along said power line to the ridgeline between Camp Creek and Shields said road until it reaches interstate 90, then its intersection with Willow Creek Road, then Creek, then south on said ridgeline to the northwesterly on said Interstate to its junction west along said road to its intersection with Montana-Idaho border, then in a southwesterly with State Route 1 near Drummond, the point the BRID, then north along said ditch to its and northerly direction along said border to its of beginning. intersection with the west border of state junction with the Trapper Creek headwaters, land in T8NR19WS (across from Pine Hollow 240 West Bitterroot: Those portions of then east and southeast down said creek to its Road), then north along said border to its Missoula and Ravalli Counties lying within junction with the West Fork Bitterroot Road, intersection with South Sunset Bench Road, the following described boundary: Beginning then northeast along said road to its junction then east along said road to its junction with at Lolo at the junction of US Highway 12 and with County Road 98, then east on said road to Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, La Fontaine Lane, then east and north along US Highway 93, then south on said highway its junction with US Highway 93 near Conner, said lane to its junction with South Burnt Fork to its junction with Bowman Road (County the point of beginning. Road, then southeast along said road to USFS Road 5800) near the river bridge north of 260 Bitterroot-Clark Fork Archery District: Trail 146 (Cutoff Gulch Trail), then northeast up Hamilton, then west along said road to its Those portions of Missoula and Ravalli said trail to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, junction with Ricketts Road (County Road Counties lying within the following-described then southerly along said divide to Skalkaho 6200), then southerly along said road to its boundary: Beginning at Lolo, then north on Pass, the point of beginning. junction with County Road 531, then southerly US Highway 93 to the Blue Mountain Road, along said road (West Bridge Road west to Portion of HD 261 Outside of the National then west and northerly along said road to Big Westside Road, then south) to the Roaring Forest Boundary: That portion of HD 261 Flat Road (Missoula County Route 30), then Lion Road, then east along said road to its west of the following boundary: From the northerly along said road to Harper’s Bridge, junction with US Highway 93, then south along intersection of South Burnt Fork Road and then westerly down the west shoreline of said said highway to its junction with the Conner the Bitterroot National Forest Boundary, then river to the first Interstate 90 bridge west Cutoff Road (Road 9830) south of Conner, south on said boundary to State Route 38 of the Ninemile Interchange, then easterly then west along said road to its junction with (Skalkaho Road). along Interstate 90 to its intersection with the West Fork Bitterroot Road, then southwest US Highway 93 at Missoula, then southerly 262 Bitterroot Farmlands: Those portions of on said road to its junction with Trapper Creek, along said route to the Miller Creek Road, Missoula and Ravalli Counties lying within the then northwest and west up said creek to then south on said road to the Trails End following-described boundary: Beginning the Montana-Idaho border, then northward Road, then southerly and westerly on said near Florence at the junction of Eastside along said border to US Highway 12 at Lolo road to Oral Zumwalt Way, then follow a line Highway (County Road 203) and Lower Pass, then easterly along said highway to its directly West to the easternmost bank of the Woodchuck Road, then north along said junction with US Highway 93 at Lolo, the point Bitterroot River, then south along said bank to road to its junction with North Woodchuck of beginning. its junction with Woodchuck Creek, then east Creek, then east along said creek to the Portion of HD 240 South of Mormon Creek along said creek to the Lower Woodchuck/ Miller Creek Number 4 to Hamilton Heights and outside of the National Forest Boundary Eightmile Creek Road, then south along said double H-frame power line, then southeast Portion of HD240 South of Mormon Creek road to its junction with the eastside Highway along said power line to its junction with the and Outside of the National Forest Boundary: (State Routes 203, 268, and 269), then south Threemile Creek drainage, then southwest That portion of HD 240 east of the following on said highway to its junction with US along said drainage to its junction with the boundary: From the intersection of Sleeman Highway 93 at Hamilton, then south on said Bitterroot Irrigation District Canal (BRID, a.k.a. Creek and US Highway 12, then south on said highway to its junction with Skalkaho Highway Big Ditch), then south along said ditch to its Creek to Lolo Creek, then east on Lolo Creek to (State Route 38), then south along said route junction with Iron Cap Creek, then east along Mormon Creek, then south on Mormon Creek to its junction with Sleeping Child Road (State said creek to its junction with Iron Cap Drive, to the USFS boundary, then south on said Route 501), then south along said route to its then southwest along said drive to its junction boundary to the West Fork Bitterroot Road. with the BRID, then briefly along said ditch to

18 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) its junction with the Middle Burnt Fork Road, Darby, then north on US Highway 93 to its Heart Lake, then north along said trail to then east and southeast along said road to junction with State Route 85 at Como, then Landers Fork River, then southeasterly along its junction with the South Burnt Fork Road, north along said route to its junction with said river to Falls Creek (of the Landers Fork then west along said road to its junction with State Route 501, then north along said route River), then northeasterly along said creek La Fontaine Lane, then west and south along to its junction with State Route 38 (Skalkaho to the Continental Divide, the southeast said lane to its junction with South Sunset Road), then easterly along State Route 38 to along said divide to Rogers Pass, the point of Bench Road, then west along said road to its the Bitterroot-Rock Creek divide at Skalkaho beginning. intersection with the west border of state land Pass, then south along said divide to its 282 Blackfoot-Clearwater WMA: Those in T8NR19WS (across from Pine Hollow Road), junction with the Darby/Sula Ranger District portions of Missoula and Powell Counties lying then south along said border to the BRID, boundary line (Rooster Comb), then south/ within the following described boundary: then south along said ditch to its intersection southwest along said boundary to its junction Beginning at the junction of State Routes 200 Willow Creek Road, then east along said road with USFS road 75, then south and west along and 83 (Seeley Lake Road), then seven miles to its intersection with the double H-frame said road to its junction with US Highway 93, north on State Route 83 to Woodworth Road power line, then south along said power line then north on said highway to Darby, the point (Tote Road), then east on the Woodworth to its intersection with Gray Fox Lane, then of beginning. Road to its junction with the Cottonwood south along said lane to its intersection with 280 North Blackfoot: Those portions of Powell Lakes Road at Cozy Corners, then one mile Hamilton Heights Road, then west along said and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the east on the Woodworth Road to Cottonwood road to its intersection with the BRID, then following described boundary: Beginning on Creek, then north along Cottonwood Creek south along said ditch to its intersection Monture Creek Trail 27 at its junction with Falls to the Seeley-Monture Road (USFS Road with State Route 38 (Skalkaho Road), then Creek Trail 16, then north along Monture Creek 477), then four miles southeast on the west along said route to its junction with US Trail 27 to Center Creek Trail 463, then west Seeley-Monture Road to the posted eastern Highway 93, then north along said highway along said trail to Center Creek Trail 246, then boundary of the Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife to Eastside Highway in Hamilton (now County west along the watershed divide to Youngs Management Area Section 28 NE 1/4, T16N, Road 269), then north along said highway to Pass and the Flathead-Blackfoot Divide, R13W, then south 1.5 miles along this posted its intersection with Lower Woodchuck Road, then northeast along said Divide to Triple boundary, then west 0.5 miles along posted the point of beginning. Divide Mountain and the Continental Divide, boundary, then south 0.5 miles along posted 270 East Fork Bitterroot: That portion of then southeasterly along said Divide to Falls boundary, then west 0.4 miles along posted Ravalli County lying within the following Creek (of the Landers Fork of the Blackfoot boundary to the Woodworth Road, then south described boundary: Beginning in Darby, then River), then southwest along said creek to on the Woodworth Road to State Route 200, south along US Highway 93 to its junction the Landers Fork, then up said river to Heart then six miles west on said route to its junction with the Conner Cutoff Road (County Road Lake Trail 478, then southerly along said trail with State Route 83, the point of beginning. Deer, Elk & Lion 9830) south of Conner, then west along to its intersection with Trail 481 at Heart Lake, 283 Lower Blackfoot: That portion of Missoula said road to its junction with the West Fork then westerly along Trail 481 to Red Mountain- County lying within the following described Bitterroot Road, then southwest on said road Ringeye Creek Trail 423, then southwesterly boundary: Beginning at Missoula, then to its junction with the ridgeline between the along said trail to Red Mountain, then northwest along Interstate 90 to US Highway Spade Creek and Piquette Creek drainages southwesterly along the Scapegoat Wilderness 93, then north on said highway to the Flathead (along the boundary between the West Fork Boundary (divide between Copper and Beaver Indian Reservation boundary near Evaro, then and Darby Ranger Districts), then southeast Creeks on the south and East Fork of North northeast along said boundary to the Gold up said ridgeline to USFS Trail 601, then Fork Blackfoot River on the north) to Arrastra Creek-Boles Creek divide Section 11 NE 1/4, east and south along said trail past Shook Mountain then northwest along Scapegoat T15N, R17W, then southeast along said divide Mountain and Medicine Point to USFS Trail 56, Wilderness Boundary to North Fork Blackfoot to Gold Creek Peak, then northeast along then west on said trail to the headwaters of Trail 32, then southwesterly along said trail to the Boles Creek-Belmont Creek divide to Base Creek, then southeast down said creek North Fork Blackfoot Trailhead and Lake Creek Game Ridge, then southeast along said ridge to Wiles Creek, then east down said creek to Trail 61, then northwest along said trail to its (Clearwater-Blackfoot Divide) to Blanchard Warm Springs Creek, then southeast up said junction with Trail 16 near Lake Otatsy, then Pt., then northeast and southeast along creek to Porcupine Creek, then southeast up northwesterly along said trail through Camp Blanchard-Woodchuck Divide to State Route said creek and along its headwaters in Section Pass to Monture Creek Trail 27, the point of 200, Section 8 NW 1/4, T14N, R14W, then west 30, Township 1 South, Range 19 West, to the beginning. along said route to its junction with Interstate ridgeline between Camp Creek and Shields 281 Upper Blackfoot: Those portions of Powell 90 near Milltown, then west along said Creek, then south on said ridgeline to the and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within interstate to Missoula, the point of beginning. Montana-Idaho border, then easterly along the following described boundary: Beginning said border to the Continental Divide, then Portion of HD 283 Rattlesnake Wilderness: at Rogers Pass on State Route 200, then in a northeasterly direction along said divide That portion of Missoula County lying within southwest on said route to the Landers Fork to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, then in the following described boundary: Beginning River Bridge, then northeasterly up Landers a northerly direction along said divide to its at the junction of USFS Road 2120 (Mineral Fork to its intersection with the Great Falls to junction with State Route 38 (Skalkaho Road), Peak Road) and the Rattlesnake Wilderness Ovando powerline, then westerly along said then westerly down said road to Sleeping Child Boundary in Section 5, T14N, R17W, then powerline to its intersection with the Beaver Road (State Route 501), then south along said westerly/southwesterly along said road to Creek Road, then southerly along said road to road to Old Darby Road (County Road 87), Forest Service Trail 511, then southerly along State Route 200, then west along said route then south along said road to US Highway 93, said trail to its junction with Trail 514, then to Monture Creek Road 89, then north on then south along said highway to Darby, the westerly along said trail to its junction with said road to the Monture Creek Campground, point of beginning. USFS Road 99 (Rattlesnake Road), then then north on Monture Creek Trail 27 to Falls southwesterly along said road to its junction Portion of HD 270 East Fork/West Highway 93: Creek Trail 16, then easterly along said trail with the South Zone Boundary (no firearms That portion of HD 270 south of the following through Camp Pass to Lake Creek Trail 61 near zone), then northwesterly along said zone boundary: Beginning at the intersection of US Lake Otatsy, then southeasterly along said boundary to the northwestern corner of Highway 93 and Rye Creek Road, then east on trail to the North Fork Blackfoot Trailhead, Section 14, T13N, R19W and the Rattlesnake said road to its junction with USFS Road 75, then north on North Fork Blackfoot Trail 32 Wilderness Boundary, then northerly along then east and north along road to its junction to the Scapegoat Wilderness Boundary, then said Wilderness Boundary to its junction with with the Darby/Sula Ranger District boundary southeast along said boundary to Arrastra the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, line, then northeast/north along said boundary Mountain, then northeasterly along Scapegoat then easterly along said boundary to the to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek divide. Wilderness Boundary to Red Mountain, then hydrologic divide between Gold Creek and northeasterly on Red Mountain-Ringeye Creek Portion of HD 270 North of Rye Creek: Those Rattlesnake Creek (west of Gold Creek Lake), Trail 423 to its junction with Webb Lake Trail portions of Ravalli County lying within the then southeasterly along said divide to the 481, then east along said trail to its junction following described boundary: Beginning at junction with Trail 504, then southerly along with Heart Lake-Bighorn Creek Trail 478 near Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 19 said trail to its junction with USFS Road 99 Peak, then southeast along the Flathead- Land Management (BLM) boundary in Section (Rattlesnake Road), then southerly along said Blackfoot River Divide to Youngs Pass then 9 (T12N, R13W), then east along said boundary road to its junction with Trail 52, then easterly east along the watershed divide to Center to the southeast corner of the SW 1/4 Section along said trail to the Rattlesnake Wilderness Creek Trail 463, then east along said trail to 12 (T12N, R13W), then generally northeast Boundary, then southeasterly along said Monture Creek Trail 27, then south along along the BLM /private land boundary to the boundary to Forest Road 2120 (Mineral Peak said trail to the Monture Creek Campground, northeast corner of Section 15 (T13N, R12W), Road) in Section 5, T14N, R17W, the point of then south along Monture Creek Road 89 to then west and north along said boundary beginning. State Route 200, then approximately 6 miles (including a small portion of private land in west along said route to its junction with the Section 17, T13N, R12W) to the southwest Portion of HD 283 West of Rattlesnake Creek Woodworth Road, then 4.5 miles north on said corner of Section 19 (T14N, R12W) and the MT & Rattlesnake Wilderness/Recreation Area: road to the southern edge of T16N (where the Dept. of Natural Resources and Conservation Those portions of Missoula County lying within boundary of the Blackfoot-Clearwater WMA (DNRC)/ private land boundary, then east, the following described boundary: Beginning crosses Woodworth Road), then east 0.4 miles north and northwest along the DNRC/ private in Missoula where Rattlesnake Creek crosses along said posted boundary, then north 0.5 land boundary to Lobe Creek, then northwest Interstate 90, then northwest along said miles along said posted boundary, then east down said creek to its confluence with the interstate to US Highway 93, then north on said 0.5 miles along said posted boundary, then Blackfoot River, then generally northwest highway to the Flathead Indian Reservation north 1.5 miles along said posted boundary down said river to Scotty Brown Bridge and boundary near Evaro, then northeast along to the Seeley-Monture road (USFS Road the County Road, then north on said road to its said boundary to the Rattlesnake Wilderness 477), then four miles northwest on said road junction with State Route 200, then west along boundary, then south on said boundary to to Cottonwood Creek, then south along said said route to its junction with Interstate 90 the South Zone boundary (no firearms zone), creek to Woodworth Road (near the Missoula- near Milltown, then east along said Interstate then west and southerly along said boundary Powell County line), then west on said road to to its junction with Route 271, then north along to Rattlesnake Creek, then southwesterly its junction with State Route 83, then south on said Route to the point of beginning. along said Creek to Interstate 90, the point of said route to its junction with State Route 200, beginning. Portion of HD 292 within the Blackfoot the point of beginning. watershed That portion of HD 292 north of 284 Lincoln Archery District: That portion : 290 Helmville-Ovando Archery District: Those the following boundary: From the intersection of Lewis and Clark County lying within the portions of Powell County lying within the of Interstate 90 and the hydrologic divide following-described boundary: Beginning at following-described boundary: Beginning between the Blackfoot River drainage and State Route 200 at its intersection with the at the junction of State Route 200 and the the Clark Fork River drainage (upstream of section line between Sections 28 and 29, T14N, Helmville-Ovando County Road, then south the mouth of the Blackfoot River), then on R9W, then easterly up State Route 200 to its along said road to its junction with Route 271 said divide east to its junction with the south intersection with the Beaver Creek Road, then at Helmville, then east along said route to its boundary of Bureau of Land Management northerly along said road to its intersection junction with State Route 141, then north along (BLM) Section 9 (T12N, R13W). with the Great Falls to Ovando powerline, then said route to its junction with State Route easterly along said powerline to its intersection 293 South Lincoln-Nevada Creek: Those 200, then west along said route to the point with the Landers Fork of the Blackfoot River, portions of Powell and Lewis and Clark of beginning. then southwesterly down the Landers Fork Counties lying within the following-described to its confluence with the Blackfoot River, 291 East Garnet Range: That portion of Powell boundaries: Beginning at Rogers Pass, then westerly down said river to the section County lying within the following-described then south along the Continental Divide to line between Sections 20 and 21, T14N, R8W, boundary: Beginning at the junction of State MacDonald Pass,then west along US Highway then southerly along said line to the southeast Route 271 (Drummond-Helmville Road) and 12 to Avon, then northwest along State Route

Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, corner of Section 20, then westerly along the Interstate 90, then easterly along said interstate 141 to its junction with the Ogden Mountain southern boundary of Sections 20 and 19 to its to its junction with US Highway 12 at Garrison, Road (USFS Road 1163), then north along intersection with the Stemple Pass-Poorman then easterly along said route to its junction said road to its junction with State Route Creek Road, then south along said road to the with State Route 141 at Avon, then north along 200, then east along said highway to its northeast corner of Section 1, T13N, R9W, at said route to its junction with Cottonwood intersection with the section line between the junction with the Herrin Lakes Road, then Meadows Road (1/4 mile northwest of Nevada Sections 28 and 29, T14N, R9W, then south northwesterly along said Herrin Lakes Road to Lake), then northwest on said road to its along said section line to its junction with the its intersection with the Dalton Mtn Road, then junction with Braziel Creek Road (BLM Road Sauerkraut Road, then easterly along said northwesterly along said road to its junction 2864), then south on said road to the northern road to its junction with the Dalton Mountain with the Sauerkraut Road; then westerly along boundary of BLM Section 22, T12N, R10W, then Road,then southeasterly along said road to said road to the section line between Sections west along said section line to the southeast its junction with the Herrin Lakes Road, then 28 and 29, T14N, R9W, then north along said corner of Section 16, T12N, R10W, then north southeasterly along said Herrin Lakes Road to section line to its intersection with State Route along the eastern boundary of said section its intersection with Stemple Pass-Poorman 200, the point of beginning. to its northeast corner, then west along the Creek Road, then northerly along said road northern boundaries of Sections 16, 17, and 18 to its intersection with the southern boundary NOTE: Within the above-described boundary to the northwest corner of Section 18, T12N, of Section 19, T14N, R8W, then east along the Section 24, T14N, R9W, is closed to big game R10W, then south along said section boundary southern boundary of Sections 19 and 20 hunting. to the northeast corner of Section 24, T12N, to the southeast corner of Section 20,then 285 Monture: Those portions of Missoula and R11W, then west along said section’s northern north along the boundary of Sections 20 Powell Counties lying within the following- boundary to its northwest corner, then south and 21 to the Blackfoot River, then easterly described boundary: Beginning at the junction along said section’s boundary to its southwest up the Blackfoot River to its confluence with of State Route 83 and State Route 200, then corner, then west along the northern boundary the Landers Fork, then northeasterly up said southwest along State Route 200 to the of Section 26, T12N, R11W, to its junction with river to the bridge at State Route 200, then Woodchuck-Blanchard Divide, Section 8 SW Cottonwood Creek, then north along said northeasterly to Rogers Pass, the point of 1/4, T14N, R14W, then northwest along said creek to its junction with Route 271, then south beginning. divide to Blanchard Pt. and Game Ridge, along said route to its junction with Interstate Portion of HD 293 South: Those portions of then northwest along said ridge to the Boles 90, the point of beginning. Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties lying Creek- Belmont Creek Divide, then southwest 292 West Garnet Range: Those portions of within the following described boundary: along said divide to Gold Creek Peak, then Missoula, Granite, and Powell Counties lying Beginning at the junction of State Route 141 northwest along the Boles Creek-Gold Creek within the following described boundary: and the Ogden Mountain Road (USFS Road Divide to the Flathead Indian Reservation Beginning at the junction of Route 271 #1163), then north along said Road appx. 1 mile boundary, Section 11 NE 1/4, T15N, R17W, (Drummond-Helmville Road) and the Powell/ to the US Forest Service ownership boundary, then north along said boundary to the Swan- Granite County Line, then northwest on said then south and east along said boundary to Clearwater Divide, then northeast along said County Line to its intersection with Bureau of Ophir Creek Road (USFS #136), then northeast divide, crossing State Route 83, to Wolverine 20 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) along said Road to the Continental Divide, then Gallatin-Yellowstone Divide near the Old Bridge Road to River Road, then south on south along the Continental Divide to Highway Cooper Reservoir, then south along said divide River Road to Highway 84, then east on 12 at MacDonald Pass, then west along said to Eaglehead Mountain, then in a northerly and Highway 84 to Shedds Bridge, then south up highway to State Route 141, then northwest westerly direction along the Portal-Porcupine western most channel of the Gallatin River to along said route to the Ogden Mountain Road Creeks and the Porcupine-Levinski Creeks Gallatin Gateway Bridge, then east on Gallatin (USFS Road #1163), the point of beginning. divide to the Gallatin River near the mouth Gateway Road to US Highway 191, then south of the West Fork, then northerly down the on US Highway 191 to Cottonwood Road, to 298 Ovando-Helmville: Those portions of Gallatin River to Gallatin Gateway, then east on point of beginning. Powell County lying within the following Gallatin Gateway Road to US Highway 191, then described boundary: Beginning at the NOTE: Sourdough Exclusion Zone from SWRA south on US Highway 191 to Cottonwood Road, junction of Route 271 (Drummond-Helmville within HD 309: Beginning at the intersection then southeast to intersection of Cottonwood Road) and the Powell/Granite County of Nash and Sourdough Canyon Road, then and Enders Roads, continuing southeast from Line, then northwest on said County Line south on Sourdough Canyon Road to the that intersection along Cottonwood Rd, north to its intersection with Bureau of Land USFS boundary, then east, north and east to South 19th, then east on South 19th to Management (BLM) boundary in Section 9 along said boundary in Section 8, then along Nash Rd, then east on Nash Rd to Sourdough (T12N, R13W), then east along said boundary said boundary in Section 8 to the intersection Canyon Rd, then south on Sourdough Canyon to the southeast corner of the SW 1/4 Section with State Lands in Section 9, then north along Rd. to the national forest boundary, then east 12 (T12N, R13W), then generally northeast the section line of Sections 4 and 5, then west along said boundary to boundary of State along the BLM /private land boundary to the along section line of Sections 5 and 32 to the Land Sections 4, 3, 34, 35 and 1 to Bear Canyon northeast corner of Section 15 (T13N, R12W), intersection with Sourdough Road, then south Rd, then northerly on Bear Canyon Road, to then west and north along the said boundary on Sourdough Road, then west on Nash Road, point of beginning. (including a small portion of private land in the point of beginning. Section 17, T13N, R12W) to the MT Dept. of 302 Tendoys: That portion of Beaverhead 310 Upper Gallatin: Those portions of Gallatin Natural Resources and Conservation DNRC)/ County lying within the following-described and Madison Counties lying within the private land boundary, then east, north and boundary: Beginning at the junction of Route following-described boundary: Beginning at northwest along the DNRC/ private land 324 and Interstate 15, then westerly along said the intersection of Buck Creek and the Gallatin boundary to Lobe Creek, then northwest route to the Medicine Lodge-Big Sheep Road, River, then up Buck Creek to the Madison- down said creek to its confluence with the then southerly along said road to Hildreth Gallatin Rivers divide, then south and east Blackfoot River, then northwest down said Creek, then westerly along said creek to the along said divide to the Yellowstone National river to Scotty Brown Bridge and the County Montana-Idaho border, then southerly along Park Boundary, then northerly along said Road, then north on said Road to its junction said border to the headwaters of Meadow boundary to its intersection with the Gallatin- Deer, Elk & Lion with State Route 200, then east on said Route Creek, then easterly along said creek to Yellowstone Rivers divide, then in a northerly to its junction with the Helmville-Ovando the Medicine Lodge-Big Sheep Road, then direction along said divide to Eaglehead County Road, then southeast along said road northeasterly along said road to Interstate 15 Mountain, then in a westerly and northerly to its junction with Route 271 at Helmville, at Dell, then northerly along said interstate direction along the Portal Creek-Porcupine then east along said route to its junction with to its junction with Route 324, the point of Creek divide and along the Porcupine Creek- State Route 141, then north along said route to beginning. Levenski Creek divide to the Gallatin River its junction with State Route 200, then east 309 Gallatin Valley Weapons Restriction Area: near the mouth of West Fork of the Gallatin along said route to its junction with the Ogden That portion of Gallatin county beginning at River, then southerly up the Gallatin River to Mountain Road (USFS Road #1163), then south the intersection of Cottonwood Road and Buck Creek, the point of beginning. along said Road to its junction with Route 141, Enders Road, continuing southeast from that then southeast along said Route to its junction NOTE: The Gallatin Special Management Area intersection along Cottonwood Road, north to with Cottonwood Meadows Road (1/4 mile (Bacon Rind and Buffalo Horn Units) are South 19th, then east on South 19th to Nash northwest of Nevada Lake), then northwest closed to all deer and elk hunting except Elk Road, then east on Nash Road to Sourdough on said Road to its junction with Braziel Creek hunting by special permit only. Canyon Road, then south on Sourdough Road (BLM Road #2864), then south on Canyon Road, to the national forest boundary, Portion of HD 310 Gallatin Special Management said Road to the northern boundary of BLM then east along said boundary to boundary of Area: The Gallatin Special Management Area Section 22 (T12N, R10W), then generally west State Lands Sections 4, 3, 34, 35 and 1 to Bear is a combination of the old Bacon Rind/ along the northern boundary of BLM land Canyon Road, then northerly on Bear Canyon Lodgepole and Buffalo Horn/Lodgepole (including DNRC section 16) to its junction Road to the Bear Canyon Interchange with Units. Those portions of Madison and Gallatin with Cottonwood Creek (along the north Interstate 90, then northerly to Rocky Creek, Counties lying within the following boundary boundary of BLM Section 26, T12N, R11), then northwesterly along Rocky Creek to L Street, description: Beginning at the intersection of northwest down said Creek to its junction with then north on L Street to Story Mill Road, then US Highway 191 and the north boundary of Route 271, then southwest along said Route to north on Story Mill Road to Deer Creek Drive, Yellowstone National Park, then in a northerly the point of beginning. northeast on Deer Creek Drive to Lookfar Way, direction along said boundary to USFS Trail 300 Lima Peaks-Nicholia: That portion of north on Lookfar Way to Rolling Hills Drive, 57 at Dailey Pass, then in a northwesterly Beaverhead County lying within the following- north on Rolling Hills Drive to Sypes Canyon direction along said trail to the headwaters described boundary: Beginning at the junction Road, northwesterly on Sypes Canyon Road to of the South Fork of Buffalo Horn, then down of Interstate 15 and the Big Sheep Creek Road Summer Cuttoff Road, then Saddle Mountain said creek to a posted line that goes along the south of Dell, then southwesterly along said Road, then east on Saddle Mountain Road to south side of Cow Flats to its intersection with road to Meadow Creek, then westerly along Bostwick Road, then north along Bostwick Buffalo Horn Creek, then down said creek to said creek to the Montana-Idaho border, then Road to Baseline East Road, then west on the Gallatin River, then up said river to Snow southeasterly along said border to Italian Baseline East Road to Walker Road, then north Flake Springs and the toe of Snowflake Ridge, Peak, then northeasterly along said border on Walker Road to Penwell Bridge Road, then then southerly along said ridge and the Sage to Interstate 15 at Monida, then northerly west on Penwell Bridge Road to Wes Davis Creek-Monument Creek Divide, then along along said interstate to the junction with the Road, then north and west on Wes Davis Road Sage Creek-Snowslide Creek Divide and the Big Sheep Road south of Dell, the point of to Hamilton Road, then west and south on Sage Creek-Bacon Rind Divide to the Gallatin beginning. Hamilton Road to its intersection with Weaver Madison Rivers Divide at Redstreak Peak, Road at Highway 290, then west on Weaver then southeasterly along said divide to the 301 Hyalite-Portal: Beginning at Bear Canyon Road to Highway 10, then northwesterly on Yellowstone National Park boundary, then Interchange/Interstate 90, easterly along Highway 10 to Heeb Road, then south on Heeb northerly along said boundary to the point of Interstate 90 to Trail Creek Road, then Road to Amsterdam Road, east on Amsterdan beginning. southerly up said road to the Goose Creek Road, to Linney Road, south on Linney Road to Road, then southerly up said road to the Cameron Bridge Road, then east on Cameron

Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 21 311 Lower Gallatin: Those portions of road to Brammer Creek Road, then northerly the intersection with Sixmile Creek, the point Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson and Broadwater along said road to the Dry Creek Road, then of beginning. Counties lying within the following-described northerly along said road to Maudlow, then 314 Upper Yellowstone West: Those portions boundary: Beginning at the intersection of easterly along the Maudlow-Ringling Road of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the US Highway 287 and Route 84 at Norris, then to the bridge over Sixteen Mile Creek, then following-described boundary: Beginning northerly along said highway to Interstate 90 westerly down said creek to the Missouri River, at the junction of the Yellowstone River near Three Forks, then southeasterly along the point of beginning. and Interstate 90, then westerly along said said interstate to Heeb Road, then south on Portion of HD 312 East of Springhill/Rocky interstate to the Trail Creek Road, then Heeb Road to Amsterdam Road, then east Mtn Road: That portion of HD 312 east of the southeasterly up said road to the Goose on Amsterdam Road to Linney Road, then following boundary: From the intersection Olie Creek Road, then southerly on said road to its south on Linney Road to Cameron Bridge Canyon and the Rocky Mountain/Springhill intersection with Gallatin-Yellowstone River Road, east on Cameron Bridge Road to River Road, then southeasterly along said road to its divide, then southerly down said divide to Road, south on River Road to Highway 84, junction with Penwell Bridge Road. Shooting Star Mountain, then northeasterly east on Highway 84 to Shedds Bridge, south along the Tom Miner-Cinnabar Basin divide along the Gallatin River, along its western Portion of HD 312 West of Springhill/Rocky to Black Mountain, then northeasterly to the most channels to its intersection with Dudley Mtn Road: That portion of HD 312 west of the West Fork of Sphinx Creek, then northeasterly Creek-West Fork Gallatin divide near Big Sky following boundary: From the intersection Olie down said creek to its junction with the junction (US Highway 191 and Route 64), then Canyon and the Rocky Mountain/Springhill Yellowstone River, then northerly down said northwesterly up said divide to Wilson Peak, Road, then southeasterly along said road to its river to its junction with Interstate 90, the then northwesterly along Hellroaring Creek- junction with Penwell Bridge Road. point of beginning. West Fork Gallatin-Spanish Creek divide, then 313 Gardiner: That portion of Park County along the Madison-Gallatin Rivers divide and Portion of HD 314 North of Big Creek That lying within the following-described : the Madison River-Cherry Creek divide to portion of HD 314 north of the following boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Red Knob Mountain, then westerly down Trail boundary: From the intersection of Big Creek the Yellowstone River and the north boundary Creek to the intersection with the Montana and the Yellowstone River, then west up of Yellowstone National Park near Gardiner, Power Canyon Road in Beartrap Canyon, then said creek to its headwaters, then west to then northwesterly along said boundary to southerly along said road to its intersection Eaglehead Mountain. Shooting Star Mountain, then northeasterly with the North Shore County Road (at Ennis along the Tom Miner-Cinnabar Basin divide Portion of HD 314 South of Big Creek : That Lake), then west along said county road to Black Mountain, then northeasterly to the portion of HD 314 south of the following to its intersection with US Highway 287 at West Fork of Sphinx Creek, then northeasterly boundary: From the intersection of Big Creek McAllister, then northerly along said highway down Sphinx Creek to its junction with the and the Yellowstone River, then west up to its intersection with Route 84 at Norris, the Yellowstone River, then north along said river said creek to its headwaters, then west to point of beginning. to its junction with Sixmile Creek, then up said Eaglehead Mountain. Portion of HD 311 North of Highway 84: That creek to the intersection with State Highway 315 West Slope Crazy Mountains: Those portion of HD 311 north of the following 540 (East River Road), then northeasterly on portions of Meagher, Park and Sweet Grass boundary: From the intersection of River Road said highway to the intersection of Sixmile Counties lying within the following-described and Highway 84, then west on said highway Creek Road, then southerly on said road to boundary: Beginning at US Highway 89 and to its intersection with Highway 287 at Norris the intersection with the westerly branch of the Yellowstone River east of Livingston, Sixmile Creek in the NE1/4 Section 29, T6S, 312 West Bridger: Those portions of Gallatin then northerly along said highway to Sixteen R8E, then southerly up said creek to the North County lying within the following described Mile Creek, then easterly up said creek to the Fork of Sixmile Creek, then easterly up the Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, boundary: Beginning at the junction of Crazy Mountain Divide, then southerly along North Fork of Sixmile Creek to Monitor Peak, Sixteen Mile Creek and the Missouri River, said divide to the West Fork of Duck Creek then southeasterly along the Mill-Hellroaring- then southerly up the east bank of said river near Fairview Peak, then easterly down the Bear Creek divide to Ash Mountain, then to the Jefferson River, then southerly up West Fork of Duck Creek to Duck Creek, then southerly along the divide between Crevice the east bank of said river to its intersection southerly down said creek to the Yellowstone and Cottonwood Creek and Hellroaring Creek with Interstate 90 near Three Forks, then River, then westerly up said river to US to the Yellowstone National Park boundary, southeasterly along said interstate to its Highway 89, the point of beginning. then westerly along said boundary to its junction with Heeb Road, east on Heeb Road intersection with the Yellowstone River, the 316 Absaroka: Those portions of Carbon, to Highway 10, southeasterly along Highway point of beginning. Sweet Grass and Park Counties lying within 10 to Weaver Road, then east on Weaver the following-described boundary: Beginning Road to its intersection with Hamilton Road at NOTE: “No Shooting Zone” posted around the at the junction of the Montana-Wyoming Highway 290, then east and north on Hamilton town of Gardiner. border and the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Road to Wes Davis Road, then east and south Portion of HD 313 North of Dome Mountain boundary southeast of Albino Lake, then on Wes Davis Road to Penwell Bridge Road, WMA: The private lands within HD 313 lying northerly and westerly along said boundary then east on Penwell Bridge Road to Walker within the following described boundary: to Granite Mountain, then north one-half Road, then south on Walker Road to East Beginning at the intersection of the Yellowstone mile to the Stillwater County Line, then west Baseline Road, east on Baseline East Road River with Sixmile Creek, following said creek along said county line to the Custer-Gallatin to Bostwick Road, south on Bostwick Road, to the intersection with State Highway 540 National Forest Boundary near Timberline to Saddle Mountain Road, west on Saddle (East River Road), then northeasterly on Mountain, then northerly along said boundary Mountain Road to Summer Cuttoff Road, south said highway to the intersection of Sixmile to the Slough Creek-Boulder River Divide near on Summer Cuttoff Road to Sypes Canyon Creek Road, then southerly on said road to Columbine Pass, then southwesterly along Road, southeasterly on Sypes Canyon Road the intersection with the westerly branch of the Boulder River-Slough Creek Divide and to Rolling Hills Road, south on Rolling Hills Sixmile Creek in the NE 1/4 section 29, T6S, northwesterly along the Boulder River-Buffalo Road to Lookfar Way, south on Lookfar Way R8E, then southerly up said creek to the Fork Divide and the Hellroaring Creek-Boulder to Deer Creek Drive, south on Deer Creek Drive intersection with Bureau of Land Management River Divide to the Hellroaring-Mill Creeks to Story Mill Road, south on Story Mill Road property in the NW 1/4 section 32, T6S, R8E, Divide near Crow Mountain, then southwesterly to Route 86, then easterly and northerly along then following the boundary of said property along the Mill-Hellroaring Creeks Divide to said route to its junction with the Flathead westerly then southerly to the boundary of the Bear-Hellroaring Creeks Divide to Ash Pass Road, then westerly along said road to Montana State Lands at the NE corner Section Mountain, then southerly along the Crevice- Flathead Pass and the Bridger Range Divide, 6, T7S, R8E, then westerly and northerly Hellroaring Creeks Divide to the Crevice- then northerly and westerly along said divide along said boundary to the intersection with Cottonwood Creeks Divide, then southerly to Blacktail Mountain, then westerly down Olie State Highway 540 (East River Road), then along the Crevice-Cottonwood Creeks Divide Canyon to the Rocky Mountain Road, then westerly in a straight line to the Yellowstone to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, northerly along said road to Blacktail Divide River, then northeasterly along said river to then easterly and southerly along said Road, then one mile westerly along said 22 Turn In Poachers. 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Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) boundary to the Montana-Wyoming border, and easterly along said divide and the South then southwesterly-westerly along said road then easterly along said border to the Custer- Boulder-Ruby Divide and the Madison-Ruby to the Blacktail Road, then northwesterly Gallatin National Forest boundary southeast Divide to Ramshorn Mountain, then easterly along said road to its junction with Route of Albino Lake, the point of beginning. down South Meadow Creek to the junction of 41, then northeasterly along said route to its Montana Highway 287, the point of beginning. junction with the Sweetwater Road, the point NOTE: Backcountry - Remote location, access of beginning. difficult. 321 West Big Hole: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described 327 West Fork Madison-Centennial: Those 317 Upper Yellowstone East: That portion boundary: Beginning at Wisdom and Route portions of Beaverhead and Madison of Park County lying within the following- 278, then southerly along said route to Counties lying within the following-described described boundary: Beginning at the junction the Jackson-Skinner Meadows Road, then boundary: Beginning at Lima and the north of the Yellowstone River and Interstate 90, southerly along said road to the Big Hole- side Centennial Road, then easterly along then south along said river to the mouth of Bloody Dick Divide, then westerly along said said road to the Ruby River-Long Creek Road, Sixmile Creek, then southerly up said creek to divide to the Montana-Idaho border and then northerly along said road to the Gravelly its intersection with State Highway 540 (East Continental Divide, then northerly along said Range Road, then northerly along said road to River Road), the northeasterly on said highway divide to Route 43, then easterly along said Elk River, then southeasterly down said river to its intersection with Sixmile Creek Road, route to Route 278 at Wisdom, the point of to the West Fork of the Madison River, then then southerly on said road to its intersection beginning. northeasterly down said river to the Madison with Sixmile Creek in the NE 1/4 Section 29, River, then southerly up said river to Route T6S, R8E, then up said creek to the North Fork 322 Lower Ruby: Those portions of Beaverhead 87, then southerly along said route to the of Sixmile Creek, then southerly up said fork and Madison Counties lying within the Montana-Idaho border at Reynolds Pass, then to the Sixmile-Cedar-Mill Creeks Divide near following-described boundary: Beginning at westerly along said border to Interstate 15, Monitor Peak, then easterly and northerly the junction of Route 41 and the Sweetwater then northerly along said Interstate to Lima, along the Mill-Hellroaring Creeks and Mill Road, then easterly along said road to the the point of beginning. Creek-Boulder River Divides to Mount Cowen, Ruby River Road, then northerly down said then northerly along the Yellowstone River- road to Montana Highway 287 at Alder, then 328 Medicine Lodge-Horse Prairie: That West Boulder River Divide to Elephant Head northwesterly along said highway to Route portion of Beaverhead County lying within the Mountain, then northerly down Mission Creek 41 at Twin Bridges, then southerly along said following-described boundary: Beginning at to the Yellowstone River, then westerly up said route to the junction of the Sweetwater Road, the Montana-Idaho Border at Lemhi Pass, then river to Interstate 90, the point of beginning. the point of beginning. easterly along the Lemhi Pass Road to Route 324, then easterly along said route to Medicine 318 Butte-Basin: Those portions of Jefferson 323 Wall Creek: That portion of Madison Lodge-Big Sheep Road, then southerly along Deer, Elk & Lion County lying within the following -described County lying within the following-described said road to Hildreth Creek, and then westerly boundary: Beginning at the junction of the boundary: Beginning at the junction of the along said Creek to the Montana-Idaho border, Jefferson County line and Interstate 15 at Madison River and the West Fork of the then northwesterly along said border to Lemhi Elk Park Pass, then northeasterly along said Madison River, then southwesterly up the Pass, the point of beginning. interstate to the Boulder-Prickly Pear Divide West Fork of the Madison River to Elk River, north of Boulder, then westerly along said then northwesterly up said river to the 329 Horse Prairie-Bannack: That portion of divide to the Boulder River-Ten Mile Creek Gravelly Range Road, then northerly along Beaverhead County lying within the following- Divide, then westerly along said divide to the said road to the Johnny Ridge-Talc Mine Road, described boundary: Beginning at the junction Jefferson County Line, then southwesterly then easterly along said road to the east bank of Route 324 and Interstate 15, then westerly along said county line to Interstate 15, the of the Madison River, then southerly up the along Route 324 to Lemhi Pass Road, then point of beginning. east bank of said river to the West Fork of the westerly along said road to the Montana-Idaho Madison River, the point of beginning. border at Lemhi Pass, then northerly along said 319 Fleecer: Those portions of Silver Bow border to the Bloody Dick-Big Hole Divide, and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the 324 Snowcrest-Lower Ruby: Those portions then easterly along said divide to the Skinner following-described boundary: Beginning of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying Meadows-Jackson Road, then northerly along at the junction of Interstate 15 and Route within the following-described boundary: said road to Route 278 near Jackson, then 43, then westerly along said route to a point Beginning at the junction of the Rock-Robb- easterly along said route to Interstate 15, then directly opposite the confluence of Pintlar Ledford Creek Road and Ruby River Road, southerly along said interstate to Route 324, Creek with the Big Hole River (Deer Lodge- then southerly along Ruby River Road to the point of beginning. Beaverhead County line), northwesterly along Warm Springs Road, then easterly along said the Deer Lodge-Beaverhead County line to the road to Gravelly Range Road, then southerly Portion of HD 329 North: That portion of HD Continental Divide at West Pintlar Peak then along said road to Ruby River-Long Creek 329 north of the following boundary: From northeasterly along the Continental Divide to Road, then southerly along Long Creek Road the intersection of Route 278 and the Big Hole Route 274, then southerly along said route to to Clover-Blacktail Road, then northerly along Divide at Big Hole Pass, then south on said American Creek, then southeasterly up said said road to Rock-Robb-Ledford Creek Road, Divide to USFS Road 919, then south on said creek to the Continental Divide, then easterly then easterly-northeasterly along said road to road to Eunice Creek, then west on said creek along said divide to Fleecer Ridge at Burnt the junction of the Ruby River Road, the point to the Montana-Idaho border. Mountain, then southerly along Fleecer Ridge of beginning. 330 Greenhorn Range: Those portions of to USFS Road 96 (Divide Creek Road) then 325 Blacktail Ridge-Sage Creek: Those Beaverhead and Madison counties lying within easterly along said road to Interstate 15, then portions of Beaverhead and Madison the following-described boundary: Beginning southerly along said interstate to its junction Counties lying within the following-described at the junction of Montana Highway 287 and with Route 43, the point of beginning. boundary: Beginning at Lima and Interstate Ruby River Road at Alder, then southwesterly 320 South Tobacco Root Mountains: Those 15, then northerly along said interstate to the along said road to the Warm Springs-Gravelly portions of Madison and Silver Bow Counties junction of Blacktail Road, then southeasterly Range-Johnny Ridge-Sierra Talc Mine Road, lying within the following-described boundary: along said road and Clover Creek Road to the then easterly along said road to the east bank Beginning at the junction of Montana Highway north side Centennial Road, then southerly of the Madison River, then northerly along the 287 and South Meadow Creek near McAllister, and westerly along said road to Lima and east bank of said river to Montana Highway then southerly on said highway to Ennis, then Interstate 15, the point of beginning. 287 at Ennis, then westerly along said highway westerly along same highway to Twin Bridges, to the junction of Ruby River Road at Alder, 326 Sweetwater: Those portions of then northerly along Route 41 and Route 55 to the point of beginning. Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the intersection of the Waterloo-Parsons Road, the following-described boundary: Beginning 331 Pioneer Mountains: Those portions of then southeasterly along said road to the Mill at the junction of Route 41 and Sweetwater Beaverhead, Silver Bow and Madison Counties Canyon Road, then easterly on said road and Road, then easterly along said road to Ruby lying within the following-described boundary: Mill Canyon Trail (USFS Trail 89) to the South River Road, then southeasterly along said Beginning at the junction of Grasshopper- Boulder-Jefferson River Divide, then southerly road to the Rock-Robb-Ledford Creek Road, Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 23 Wise River Road and Route 278, then northerly 339 Sieben-Sleeping Giant: That portion the intersection with the property owned and along Grasshopper -Wise River Road to Route of Lewis and Clark county lying within the administered by the Department of Defense 43 at Wise River, then easterly along said route following-described boundary: Beginning at and known as Fort Harrison in Section 15, T10N, to Interstate 15 at Divide, then southerly along the bridge over Rock Creek on Interstate 15, R4W, then along the boundary of all property said interstate to Route 278, then westerly (approximately three miles northeast of Wolf owned and administered by the Department along said route to Grasshopper-Wise River Creek), then southeasterly along Rock Creek of Defense known as Fort Harrison in Sections Road, the point of beginning. approximately one mile to its confluence 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22, T10N, R4W, to with the Missouri River, then southerly up the intersection with County Route 602 (the 332 East Big Hole: Those portions of the west bank of the Missouri River to Hauser Birdseye Road, also known as Williams Street) Beaverhead, Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Dam, then southerly along Hauser Dam Road in Section 22, T10N, R4W, then southerly Counties lying within the following-described to its junction with Country Side Road, then along said route to its intersection with US boundary: Beginning at Wise River, then westerly along said road to its junction with Highway 12, then westerly along said route to southerly on the Wise River-Grasshopper Mountain Meadows Road, then westerly along MacDonald Pass and the Continental Divide, County Road to Route 278, then westerly said road to where it becomes Snowdrift Road, then along said divide in a northerly direction on said route to Route 43 at Wisdom, then then west along said road to its junction with to Flesher Pass, the point of beginning. northerly and easterly along said route to Collins Drive, then north along Collins Drive to Wise River, the point of beginning. 350 Whitetail: Those portions of Silver Bow the north boundary of Section 4, T11N, R3W, and Jefferson Counties lying within the 333 North Tobacco Root Mountains: Those then west along the north boundary of Section following-described boundary: Beginning at portions of Madison, Gallatin and Jefferson 4 and Section 5 to Interstate 15, then northerly Butte, then northeasterly along Interstate 15 Counties lying within the following-described along said Interstate approximately two miles to its junction with Route 69 at Boulder, then boundary: Beginning at the junction of to the north boundary of Section 31, T12N, R3W, southerly along said route to its junction with Interstate 90 and Route 55 at Whitehall, then at the north of the split median of Interstate the Boulder-Whitetail Road, then southerly southerly along said route to its intersection 15, then following the north boundary of along the said road to its junction with with the Waterloo Parson’s Bridge Road Section 31 westerly to the northeast corner of Interstate 90 at Whitehall, then westerly along (also known as Guy George Bridge), then Section 36, T12N, R4W, then southerly along said interstate to its junction with Interstate 15 southeasterly along said road to the Mill the east boundary of Section 36, then west at Butte, the point of beginning. Canyon Road, then easterly on said road and along the south boundary of Section 36 to USFS Trail 89 (Mill Canyon Trail) to the South Green Meadow Drive, then south along Green 360 North Madison: That portion of Madison Boulder-Jefferson River Divide, then southerly Meadow Drive to its junction with Woodland and Gallatin Counties lying within the and easterly along said divide and South Hills Road, then west on Woodland Hills Road following-described boundary: Beginning Boulder-Ruby River Divide and Madison-Ruby to its junction with Lone Mountain Road, then at the intersection of Indian Creek and the River Divide to Ramshorn Mountain, then south along Lone Mountain Road to Highway Madison River, then following the east bank of easterly down South Meadow Creek to its 279 (Lincoln Road West), then westerly and said river to the bridge at Ennis on US Highway junction with US Highway 287, then northerly northerly along said route to Flesher Pass, 287, then northerly along said highway to its along said highway to its junction with then northwesterly along the Continental intersection with the North Shore County Road Interstate 90 (near Three Forks), then westerly Divide to the North Fork Lyons Creek, then (at Ennis Lake) at McAllister, then easterly along along said interstate to its junction with Route southeasterly down said creek to Interstate 15, said county road to the mouth of Beartrap 55 at Whitehall, the point of beginning. then north along said interstate to Rock Creek Canyon and the Montana Power Canyon Road, Bridge, the point of beginning. then northerly along said road to Trail Creek, 334 Mussigbrod: That portion of Beaverhead then up Trail Creek in an easterly direction to County lying within the following described 340 Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, Red Knob Mountain and the Madison-Cherry boundary: Beginning at Wisdom and Madison, Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, Creek Divide, then southerly along said divide Route 43, then westerly along Route 43 lying within the following-described and the Madison-Gallatin Rivers Divide to the to the Continental Divide, then northerly boundary: Beginning at Dillon, then northerly Spanish Creek-West Fork Gallatin-Hellroaring and northeasterly along said divide to the along Route 41 to its junction with Route 55, Creek Divide, then easterly along said divide Beaverhead-Deer Lodge County line at West then northwesterly along said route to its to Wilson Peak, then southeasterly down the Pintler Peak, then southeasterly along said line junction with Interstate 90 at Whitehall, then Dudley Creek-West Fork Gallatin divide to the to a point on Route 43 directly opposite the westerly along said interstate to its junction Gallatin River, then southerly up said river to confluence of Pintler Creek with the Big Hole with Interstate 15 west of Butte, then southerly the intersection with Buck Creek, then up said River, then southerly along Route 43 to Route along said interstate to Dillon, the point of creek in a westerly direction to the Madison- 278 at Wisdom, the point of beginning. beginning. Gallatin Rivers Divide, then southerly along 335 Helena-South: Those portions of Lewis 341 High Rye: Those portions of Silver Bow said divide to Shedhorn ridge (mountain), and Clark and Jefferson Counties lying and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the then northwesterly down the toe of Shedhorn within the following-described boundary: following-described boundary: Beginning at Ridge to Indian Creek, then westerly down Beginning at the junction of Interstate 15 and the junction of Interstate 90 and Interstate said creek to its intersection with the Madison the Montana City exit, then south along said 15 near Rocker, then southerly along said River, the point of beginning. interstate to the Prickly Pear Creek-Boulder Interstate to its junction with USFS Road 96 361 Hebgen-Upper Madison: Those portions River Divide, then westerly along said divide to (Divide Creek Road), then westerly along of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within its junction with the Continental Divide, then said road to Fleecer Ridge, then northerly the following-described boundary: Beginning northerly along said Divide to US Highway 12, along said ridge to the Continental Divide where the western boundary of Yellowstone then east along said highway to its junction at Burnt Mountain, then westerly along said National Park intersects the Montana-Idaho with LeGrande Boulevard, then along said divide to the head of American Creek, then border, then northerly along the Yellowstone boulevard in a southerly direction to Section northwesterly down said creek to Route 274, National Park Boundary to its intersection 26, then south along the west boundary of then northerly along said route to Route 1, with US Highway 191, then southerly along said said section to the north boundary of Section then easterly along said route to Interstate 90, highway to its junction with US Highway 287 35, then east along said section to the west then easterly along said interstate to Interstate at the Duck Creek Y, then westerly along said boundary of Section 36, then south along the 15, the point of beginning. highway to Grayling Creek, then down said west boundary of said section, then east along 343 Helena-North: That portion of Lewis creek to Hebgen Lake, then westerly along the the south boundary of Section 36 along the and Clark County lying within the following- north shore of Hebgen Lake to Hebgen Lake national forest boundary, then south along the described boundary: Beginning at Flesher Dam, then westerly along the north shore of west boundary of Section 6 and 7 T9N R3W, Pass, then southerly along State Route 279 the Madison River and Earthquake Lake to then easterly along the Holmes Gulch Road to to its intersection with County Route 602 Route 87, then southerly along said route to its junction with Hill Brothers Rd, then easterly (the Birdseye Road, also known as Williams the Montana-Idaho border then southeasterly to its junction with Jackson Creek Road, then Street), then southerly along said route to the along said border to the intersection of the easterly along said road to Montana City and north boundary of Section 15, T10N, R4W, and Yellowstone National Park Boundary, the point Interstate 15, the point of beginning. 24 Turn In Poachers. 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Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) of beginning. west along said road through Radersburg, Route 602 (also known as Williams Street and then north and west along said road which then the Birdseye Road), then northerly along 362 South Madison: Those portions of becomes USFS Road 424 to the National said route to the intersection with the property Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the Forest Boundary, then south and west along owned and administered by the Department of following-described boundary: Beginning at the National Forest Boundary to the junction Defense and known as Fort Harrison in Section the mouth of Indian Creek and the east bank with Johnny’s Gulch Road (Forest Service 22, T10N, R4W, then along the boundary of the Madison River, then southerly along Road 621), then northwesterly up said road of all property owned and administered by the east and north bank of said river and to the Helena-Lewis & Clark and Beaverhead- the Department of Defense known as Fort Earthquake Lake to Hebgen Lake Dam, then Deerlodge National Forest boundary, then Harrison in Sections 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, and easterly along the north shore of Hebgen Lake northerly along said boundary to Crow and 15, T10N, R4W, to the intersection with County to Grayling Creek, then up said creek to US Elkhorn Peak, then westerly along the Boulder- Route 602 (also known as the Birdseye Road) Highway 287, then easterly along said highway Missouri River divide to the National Forest at the north boundary of Section 15, T10N, to its junction with US Highway 191 at the Duck Boundary, then north along said boundary R4W, then northwesterly along said route Creek Y, then northerly along US Highway to the Prickly Pear Creek Road (USFS Road to State Highway 279, then easterly along 191 to its intersection with the Yellowstone #164), then northwesterly along said road to State Highway 279 to its junction with Lone National Park boundary, then northerly along Interstate 15, then southerly along Interstate Mountain Road, then northerly along said road said boundary to its intersection with the 15 to the junction with Route 69, then south for two miles to the junction with Woodland Madison-Gallatin River divide, then westerly and east along said route to the Interstate 90 Hills Road, then east on said road to Green and northerly along said divide through bridge, then easterly along Interstate 90 to Meadow Road, then north on said road to Sentinel and Imp Peaks to the Shedhorn Ridge the Jefferson River Bridge near Three Forks the southwest corner of Section 36, then east (mountain), then northwesterly down the toe Junction, then northeasterly down said river along the south boundary of Section 36, then of said ridge to Indian Creek, then westerly to the Missouri River, then northerly down the north along the east boundary of Section 36, down said creek to the point where the mouth east bank of said river to Toston, the point of then east along the north boundary of Section of Indian Creek and the east bank of the beginning. 31 to its intersection with Interstate 15, the Madison River meet, the point of beginning. point of beginning. Portion of HD 380 Outside the National Forest 370 Bull Mountains: That portion of Jefferson Boundary: That portion of HD 380 outside of Portion of HD 388 Outside Weapons County lying within the following-described the National Forest Boundary. Restriction Area: That portion of HD 388 boundary: Beginning on Interstate 90 at east of the following boundary: From the Whitehall, then easterly along said interstate Portion of HD 380 Canyon Ferry Wildlife intersection of US Highway 12-287 and Lake to the Route 69 bridge, then northerly along Management Area: That portion of HD 380 Helena Drive, then north on said drive to the said Route 69 to the Whitetail-Boulder Road, within the Canyon Ferry WMA Boundary. Deer, Elk & Lion south shore of the Causeway Arm, then north then southerly along said road to Interstate 90 388 Tenmile - Prickly Pear Valley: Those and east on said shore to Hauser Lake. at Whitehall, the point of beginning. portions of Lewis and Clark and Jefferson 390 Sixteenmile Creek: Those portions of 380 Radersburg: Those portions of Jefferson, Counties lying within the following-described Broadwater, Gallatin and Meagher Counties Broadwater, and Lewis and Clark Counties boundary (does not include any national lying in the following-described boundary: lying within the following-described boundary: forest lands): Beginning at the north end of Beginning at the mouth of Sixteenmile Creek beginning at Boulder, then southerly along the split median of Interstate 15, on the north and the east bank of the Missouri River, then Route 69 to Interstate 90, then easterly along boundary of Section 31 (T12N, R3W), then northerly along the east bank of said river to said route to the Jefferson River Bridge west southerly along Interstate 15 for approximately the mouth of Greyson Creek, then easterly up of Three Forks, then northeasterly down the two miles to the north boundary of Section 5, said creek to its junction with the Ridge Road, east bank of the Jefferson River to the Missouri T11N, R3W, then east along the north boundary then south and east along the Ridge Road to River, then northerly down the east bank of of Sections 5 and 4 to Collins Drive, then the junction of the Dry Creek Road cutoff, then said river and the east shore of Canyon Ferry south along Collins Drive to its junction with southerly to the Dry Creek Road, then easterly Reservoir to Canyon Ferry Dam and Route 284, Snowdrift Road, then easterly along Snowdrift along the Dry Creek Road to the Meagher- then southerly along said route to US Highway Road until Snowdrift Road becomes Mountain Broadwater County line, then southerly along 12-287, then westerly along said highway to Meadows Road, then easterly along Mountain said line to the Meagher-Gallatin County Route 518 at East Helena, then southerly along Meadows Road to a junction with Countryside line, then east along said line to Sixteenmile said route to the junction with Interstate 15, Road, then southeasterly along Countryside Creek, then northeasterly along said creek to then southerly along said interstate to Boulder Road to Hauser Lake, then southerly along Ringling, then southerly and westerly along the point of beginning. the western shore of said lake and across the the Ringling-Maudlow Road to its junction entrance of the Causeway Arm and continuing Portion of HD 380 North: Those portions of with Dry Creek Road and Sixteenmile Creek in a southerly direction along the west shore of Jefferson, Broadwater, and Lewis and Clark at Maudlow, then westerly along said creek to said lake to Canyon Ferry Dam and Route 284, Counties lying within the following described the east bank of the Missouri River, the point then westerly and southerly along said route boundary: Beginning at Canyon Ferry Dam, of beginning. to the junction with US Highway 12-287, then then southerly along the west shoreline of westerly along US Highway 12-287 to Route Portion of HD 390 East: That portion of HD Canyon Ferry Reservoir to Beaver Creek, then 518 at East Helena, then southerly along said 390 east of the following boundary: From westerly up said Creek to the intersection of route to the junction with Interstate 15, then the intersection of Dry Creek Road and the USFS trail 115 and 116, then westerly along across Interstate 15 to Montana City and the east boundary of Section 1 (T5N, R4E) east trail 115 to its intersection with trail 113, then Jackson Creek Road, then westerly along the of Daniels Cow Camp, then south on said southwesterly along said trail to USFS road Jackson Creek Road its junction with the Hill boundary to the southeast corner of section 1, 4032, then southerly along said road to Brothers Road, then west along said route to then west on the south boundary of sections USFS road 164, then westerly along said road its junction with the Holmes Gulch Road, then 1, 2 and 3 to the northeast corner of section 9, to Interstate 15, then northerly along said westerly along said route to the national forest then south on the east boundary of sections Interstate to Route 518 at Montana City, then boundary, then northerly along the national 9 and 16 (T5N, R4E) to the main ridge on northeasterly along said route to the junction forest boundary along the west edge of Sixmile Mountain, then south on said ridge to with Highway 12-287, then easterly along said Sections 7 and 6, T9N, R3W, then west along Sixteenmile Creek. route to the intersection of Route 284, then the south boundary of Section 36, then north northerly and easterly along said route to Portion of HD 390 West: That portion of HD along the west boundary of Section 36, then Canyon Ferry Dam, the point of beginning. 390 west of the following boundary: From west along the south boundary of Section 26, the intersection of Dry Creek Road and the Portion of HD 380 South: Beginning at the then north along the west boundary of Section east boundary of Section 1 (T5N, R4E) east east bank of the Missouri River at the Highway 26 to LeGrande Cannon Boulevard, then of Daniels Cow Camp, then south on said Bridge at Toston, then south and west along in a westerly and northerly direction along boundary to the southeast corner of section 1, US Highway 12 and 287 to the junction with LeGrande Cannon Boulevard to US Highway then west on the south boundary of sections the Radersburg Road (County Road 285), then 12, then across US Highway 12 onto County 1, 2 and 3 to the northeast corner of section 9, Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 25 then south on the east boundary of sections the following-described boundary: Beginning Canadian Border at Sweetgrass, then south 9 and 16 (T5N, R4E) to the main ridge on at the junction of Interstate 90 and the on Interstate 15 to Shelby, then west on US Sixmile Mountain, then south on said ridge to Yellowstone River at Livingston, then easterly Highway 2 to Cut Bank, then north along Sixteenmile Creek. down said river to its junction with US Highway the eastern boundary of the Blackfeet Indian 89, then northerly along said highway to Reservation to the Canadian border, then east 391 Dry Creek-Avalanche: Those portions of Ringling, then southerly and westerly along along said border to Sweetgrass, the point of Broadwater and Lewis and Clark counties lying the Ringling-Maudlow Road to its junction beginning. within the following-described boundary: with the Dry Creek Road at Maudlow, then Beginning at the intersection of the Missouri 404 Lower Teton River: Those portions of southerly along said road to the Brammer River and US Highway 12 and U.S. Highway 287 Teton, Pondera, Chouteau, and Cascade Creek Road, then southerly along said road north of Townsend, then northerly along the Counties lying within the following-described to the Blacktail Divide Road, then easterly east bank of said river and the east shoreline boundary: Beginning at the intersection of along said road to Rocky Mountain Road, then of Canyon Ferry Reservoir to the mouth of US Highway 89 and Route 219 at Pendroy, southerly along said road to Olie Canyon, then Magpie Creek, then northeastly along said then northeasterly along said route to its easterly up said canyon to Blacktail Mountain, creek to the USFS (Helena National Forest) intersection with Interstate 15 at Conrad, then easterly and southerly along the Bridger boundary, then south and east along the then southeasterly along said interstate to Range divide to Flathead Pass, then easterly USFS boundary to the Avalanche Creek Road Route 365 at Brady, then easterly along said along the Flathead Pass Road to its junction (USFS Road #359), then northeasterly along route to the junction of Route 564, then north with Route 86, then southerly and westerly said road to the Nary Time Gulch Trail (USFS and east along said route to the junction along said route to Story Mill Road, then Trail #234), then northeasterly along said trail of Highway 223, then southerly along said southeasterly on Story Mill Road to L Street, to the Broadwater-Meagher County line, then route to US Highway 87 at Fort Benton, then then south on L Street to its intersection south along said line to its junction with the southwesterly along said highway to Interstate with Rocky Creek, then southeasterly along Dry Creek Road, then westerly along said road 15 at Great Falls, then north and westerly along Rocky Creek, then southerly to Bear Canyon- to its junction with the Ridge Road, then said interstate to Highway 200 at Vaughn, then Interstate 90 Interchange, then easterly along northerly and westerly along said road to westerly along said Highway to its junction Interstate 90 to the Yellowstone River at Greyson Creek, then westerly along said with Highway 89, then westerly and northerly Livingston, the point of beginning. creek to the east bank of the Missouri River, along said Highway through Fairfield and then northwesterly and easterly along the Portion of HD 393 South of Willow Creek Choteau to Route 219 at Pendroy, the point of east bank of said river to its junction with US South of Willow Creek: Those portions of beginning. Highway 12-287, the point of beginning. Park County within the following described 405 Carter: Those portions of Cascade and boundary: Beginning at the junction of Portion of HD 391 Canyon Ferry Wildlife Chouteau Counties lying within the following Interstate 90 and the Yellowstone River at Management Area: That portion of HD 391 described boundary: Beginning at Fort Livingston, then easterly down said river to its within the Canyon Ferry WMA Boundary Benton, then northwesterly along Route 223 junction with US Highway 89, then northerly to Highway 87, then southwesterly along said 392 Avalanche-Gates of the Mountains: Those along said highway to the junction with highway to Great Falls, then southeasterly portions of Broadwater and Lewis and Clark Willow Creek, then westerly up said Creek to along Highway 87 and 89 to Belt Creek, then Counties lying within the following described the junction of South Fork Willow Creek, then northerly down said creek to Route 228 near boundary: Beginning at the mouth of southwesterly up said Creek to the junction Highwood, then northeasterly along said Meriwether Canyon on the Missouri River, with the National Forest boundary at the route to Highway 80 near Ft. Benton then then northeasterly up the Meriwether Canyon- Willow Creek-Fleshman Crek divide, then northwesterly along said route to Route 223 at Mann Gulch Divide to the Meriwether Canyon- westerly and southerly along said boundary Fort Benton, the point of beginning. Willow Creek Divide, then northeasterly to the headwaters of Area(O’Rea)Creek at Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, along said divide to Willow Mountain, then the Area(O’Rea)Creek-Fleshman Creek divide, 406 Upper Marias-Dupuyer: Those portions southeasterly along the Slip Gulch-Meriwether then southeasterly down said creek to the of Glacier, Toole, Pondera, and Teton Canyon-Big Log Gulch Divide to Bear Prairie, intersection with Interstate 90, then easterly Counties lying within the following-described then northeasterly along the Candle Gulch- along Interstate 90 to the Yellowstone River at boundary: Beginning at Conrad on Interstate Hunters Gulch Divide to Candle Mountain, Livingston, the point of beginning. 15 north to Shelby, then west on US Highway 2 then easterly along the Willow Creek-Hunters to the Blackfeet Indian Reservation boundary 400 Lower Marias River: Those portions Gulch-Moors Creek Divide to Moors Mountain, near Cut Bank, then south and west along of Toole, Pondera, Liberty and Chouteau then northeasterly along the Willow Creek- said boundary to US Highway 89, then south Counties lying within the following-described Elkhorn Creek-Porcupine Creek Divide to on said highway to the junction of Route 219, boundary: Beginning at Shelby, then east the posted Beartooth Wildlife Management then easterly through Pendroy to Conrad on along US Highway 2 to the Hill-Liberty county Area-Gates of the Mountains Wilderness Area said route the point of beginning. line, then south along said line to the Marias boundary, then then east, south and east River, then east and south down said river 410 Missouri River Breaks: Those portions of along the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness to the Missouri River, then southwesterly up Fergus and Petroleum Counties lying within Area and national forest boundary to the said river to Route 80 at Fort Benton, then the following-described boundary: Beginning Beaver Creek Road (USFS Rd #138) in Section northwesterly along said route to Route 223, at Winnett, then west on State Highway 200 23, then easterly along said road to the then northwesterly along said route to its to its junction with US Highway 87 and State Lewis and Clark-Meagher County Line, then intersection with Route 564, then north and Highway 19, approximately 1 mile north of southerly and easterly along said county line west along said route to Interstate 15 at Brady, Grass Range, then northerly on State Highway to the Meagher-Broadwater County line, then then northerly along said interstate to US 19 to its junction with US Highway 191, then southerly along said line to the Nary Time Gulch Highway 2 at Shelby, the point of beginning. northerly on said highway to the Missouri River, Trail (USFS Trail #234), then southwesterly then easterly down said river to the mouth of along said trail to the Avalanche Creek Road 401 Sweet Grass Hills: Those portions of the Musselshell River, then southerly up said (USFS Road #359), then southwesterly along Toole and Liberty Counties lying within the river to State Highway 200, then west on said said road to the USFS (Helena-Lewis & Clark following-described boundary: Beginning at highway to Winnett, the point of beginning. National Forest) boundary, then north and the Port of Sweetgrass and its junction with west along said boundary to Magpie Creek, Interstate 15 on the Canadian border, then 411 Snowy Mountains: Those portions of Golden then southwesterly along said creek to the east on said border to the Liberty-Hill County Valley, Fergus, and Judith Basin Counties lying east shoreline of Canyon Ferry Reservoir, then line, then south on said line to US Highway 2, within the following-described boundary: northerly along said shoreline and the east then west along said highway to Shelby and Beginning at Lewistown, then east on State bank of the Missouri River to the mouth of Interstate 15, then north along said interstate Highway 200 to Winnett, then southwesterly Meriwether Canyon the point of beginning. to Sweetgrass, the point of beginning. on the Winnett to Roundup Road (FAS244) to its junction with US Highway 87, then north 393 East Bridger: Those portions of Park, 403 Cut Bank: Those portions of Glacier and on said highway approximately four miles to Gallatin and Meagher Counties lying within Toole Counties lying within the following- Flat Willow Creek, then westerly up said creek described boundary: Beginning on the 26 Turn In Poachers. 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Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) to the South Fork of Flat Willow Creek, then Creek, then easterly up said creek to fork with 421 Birdtail Hills: Those portions of Cascade westerly up said creek to Red Hill Road, then South Fork Tenderfoot Creek, then easterly and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the south along said road to the Snowy Mountain on South Fork Tenderfoot Creek, and then following-described boundary: Beginning at Divide, then westerly along said divide to the continuing on USFS Road 6424 (South Fork Cascade, then west along the Missouri River head of Meadow Creek, then westerly down Tenderfoot) to intersection of said road with to Rock Creek, then northwesterly up said said creek to US Highway 191, then northerly the main county road (Road 586 on Forest creek to Interstate 15 then southerly along said along said highway to US Highway 87, then Service travel plan map), then easterly on said Interstate to the junction with US Highway on said highway to Lewistown, the point of road past Eagle Park, Williams Park, and Onion 287, then northerly along said highway to beginning. Park to its junction with USFS Road 839, then State Route 200 at Bowman’s Corner, then north on said road to its junction with Harley northeast along said state route to Interstate 412 Judith and Moccasin Mountains: That Creek, then easterly along Harley Creek to its 15 at Vaughn, then south and west along said portion of Fergus County lying within the junction with US Highway 89 (two miles north Interstate to Cascade, the point of beginning. following-described boundary: Beginning at of Neihart), then south on said highway to Lewistown, then easterly along US Highway 422 North Dearborn: That portion of Lewis White Sulphur Springs, the point of beginning. 87 (State Route 200), to its junction with State and Clark county lying within the following- Highway 19 at Grass Range, then north along 417 Armells Creek: Those portions of Fergus described boundary: Beginning at the said highway to its junction with US Highway County lying within the following-described Continental Divide at Rogers Pass, then 191 at Bohemian Corner, then westerly along boundary: Beginning at Hilger, then easterly northwesterly along said divide to the head of US Highway 191 to Hilger, then north on the and northerly on US Highway 191 to the the South Fork of the Sun River, then northerly Winifred Road (FAS236) approximately three Missouri River, then westerly up said river to down said river to USFS trail 248, then miles to the junction of Salt Creek Road, then the Stafford Ferry Road, then south on said easterly along said trail to USFS trail 212, then northwesterly along said road to the Plum road to the Knox Ridge Road, then westerly on southeasterly along said trail to USFS trail 232 Creek Road, then southwesterly along said said road to Route 236 at Winifred, then south (Crown Creek trail), then easterly along said road to State Route 81, then westerly along on said route to US Highway 191 at Hilger, the trail to USFS Trail 270 (Crown Mountain trail), said route to the Judith River, then southerly point of beginning. then northerly along said trail to Ford Creek, along said river to US Highway 87, then then down Ford Creek to the USFS boundary, 418 South Judith Basin: Those portions of easterly along said Highway to Lewistown, the then northerly along said boundary to the Judith Basin and Fergus Counties lying point of beginning. Benchmark road, then northerly and easterly within the following-described boundary: along said road to Augusta and FAS 434, then 413 Northwest Little Belt Mountains: Those Beginning at the junction of US Highway 87 southerly along said road to the Dearborn portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties and State Highway 239 near Windham, then River approximately two miles southeast of lying within the following-described boundary: south and east along said route to Utica, Deer, Elk & Lion Bean Lake, then southeasterly along said Beginning at Ulm, then following Interstate then southwesterly following the Judith River river to State Route 200 approximately 15 northeasterly to US Highways 87 and 89 Road-South Fork Judith River Road (USFS seven miles southwest of Bowmans Corner, at Great Falls, then southeast along said Road 487) to the mouth of Dry Pole Canyon, then southwesterly along said route to the highways to Armington Junction US Highway then up the main fork of the stream course in Continental Divide at Rogers Pass, the point 89 and 87 separate), then south on US Dry Pole Canyon to the Mount High Lookout of beginning. Highway 89 to its junction with Harley Creek location, then easterly along the USFS Road (two miles north of Neihart), then westerly 382 (Mount High Lookout-Jellison Guard 423 South Dearborn: That portion of Lewis along Harley Creek to its junction with USFS Station Road) to the permanent boundary and Clark County lying within the following- Road 839, then south on said road to its marker (Wheatland-Judith Basin County described boundary: Beginning at the junction with USFS Road 586, then westerly line) on said road, then east on said line to intersection of US Highway 287 and State along said road past Onion Park, Williams Park its confluence with US Highway 191 (one Route 200 at Bowman’s Corner, then southerly and Eagle Park to where said road intersects mile north of Judith Gap), then north on said along US Highway 287 to Interstate 15, then with USFS Road 6424 (South Fork Tenderfoot highway to its junction with US Highway 87 south on said interstate to the bridge over Creek Road), then westerly on said road and (Eddie’s corner), then west on said highway Lyons Creek, then up said creek and the North down the South Fork Tenderfoot Creek to to its junction with State Highway 239 near Fork of Lyons Creek to the Continental Divide, forks of Tenderfoot Creek, then westerly down Windham, the point of beginning. then northwest along said divide to State the main Tenderfoot Creek to its confluence Route 200 at Roger’s Pass then northeasterly 419 Stanford: Those portions of Judith Basin with the Smith River, then north and down along said route to its intersection with US and Fergus Counties lying within the following- said river to Ulm, the point of beginning. Highway 287, the point of beginning. described boundary: Beginning at Geyser, Portion of HD 413 Outside the National Forest then north on the Geyser-Geraldine Road to 424 Benchmark: That portion of Lewis and Boundary: That portion of HD 413 outside the Arrow Creek, then down said creek to Route Clark county lying within the following- National Forest Boundary. 230, then south along said route to Route 81, described boundary: Beginning at the then easterly along said route through Denton junction of Cutrock Creek and the crest of 415 Summit-North Fork Birch Creek: Those to the Judith River, then southwesterly up said Lime Ridge, then southerly and westerly portions of Pondera and Glacier Counties lying river to US Highway 87 (near Hobson), then along the divide between Beaver Creek and within the following-described boundary: northwesterly along said highway to Geyser, Willow Creek to Fairview Mountain, then Beginning at Summit on Marias Pass, then the point of beginning. northerly and westerly along said divide to northeast along the Glacier Park Boundary to Renshaw Mountain, then northerly along the the Blackfeet Indian Reservation boundary, 420 Judith River WMA-Sage Creek: That divide between the Lange Creek drainage then southeasterly along said boundary to portion of Judith Basin County lying within the and the Bighead-Benchmark Creek drainages USFS Trail 121 (North Fork of Birch Creek Trail), following-described boundary: Beginning at to the divide between Bighead Creek and then westerly along said trail to Badger Pass, the junction of the Judith River Road and the Windfall Creek, then westerly along said then northwesterly along the Continental bridge over the Middle Fork of the Judith River, divide immediately south and west of Windfall Divide to Summit, the point of beginning. then westerly along said fork to its confluence Creek to the South Fork of the Sun River, then with Yogo Creek, then northwesterly along 416 Little Belt Mountains: Southwest: Those south along the east bank of the South Fork said creek to Bear Gulch Road, then up said portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties of the Sun River (the eastern border of the road and trail to Bear Park, then northerly and lying within the following-described boundary: Sun River Game Preserve) to USFS trail 248, easterly along the Bear Park Road to the Sage Beginning at White Sulphur Springs, then then easterly along said trail to USFS trail 212, Creek Road, then easterly along said road to northwest along Route 360 (Fort Logan- then southerly along said trail to USFS 232 its junction with the Windham-Utica Road, Millegan Road) to junction of said route with (Crown Creek trail), then easterly along said then easterly along said road to Utica, then the Smith River, then north and downstream trail to USFS Trail 270 (Crown Mountain trail), along the Judith River Road to the junction of said river to its confluence with Tenderfoot then northerly along said trail to Ford Creek, said road and the Middle Fork of the Judith then down Ford Creek to the USFS boundary, River, the point of beginning.

Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 27 then northerly along said boundary to the Reservation boundary to US Highway 89, the 445 Hound Creek: Those portions of Cascade, Benchmark road, then northerly along said point of beginning. Lewis and Clark, and Meagher Counties lying road to the junction with the Beaver/Willow within the following-described boundary: Portion of HD 441 Bob Marshall Wilderness road, then westerly along Beaver/Willow : Beginning at Ulm, then southeasterly down the That portion of HD 441 west of the road approximately 1/3 of a mile to the USFS south bank of the Missouri River to the mouth following boundary: From the intersection boundary, then northerly along said boundary of the Smith River, then southerly up the west of the Continental Divide and Bob Marshall to the crest of Lime Ridge, then northerly bank of said river to the mouth of Two Creek, Wilderness Boundary east of Badger Pass, along said crest to Cutrock Creek, the point of then westerly up said creek to the divide then east, south and west along said boundary beginning. between Trout Creek and Black Canyon/Rock to the intersection of USFS Trail 114. Creek, then westerly along said divide to the 425 Sun River WMA: That portion of Lewis Portion of HD 441 within the National Forest Hound Creek-Rock Creek divide then westerly and Clark County lying within the following- Boundary : That portion of HD 441 within the along said divide to the Beaver Creek-Hound described boundary: Beginning at Augusta, National Forest Boundary. Creek divide (Meagher and Lewis and Clark then north and east along US Highway 287 to County line), then westerly along said divide the Sun River, then westerly along said river 442 Sun River: Those portions of Lewis and to the posted Beartooth WMA boundary fence to the USFS boundary, then south along said Clark and Teton Counties lying within the near Hump Cabin, then north and west along boundary to crest of Sawtooth Mountain, following-described boundary: Beginning at said WMA boundary fence, or posted HD then along the crest of Sawtooth Mountain the intersection of the Sun River and the Forest boundary, to Holter Lake, then down said lake to Cutrock Creek, then westerly up said Service boundary below Diversion Dam, then and the east bank of the Missouri River to the creek to the crest of Lime Ridge, then south southerly along said boundary to the crest Missouri River Bridge in Cascade, then west along the crest of Lime Ridge to the USFS of Sawtooth Mountain, then southerly along and north through Cascade to the Interstate boundary, then south along said boundary to said crest to Cutrock Creek, then westerly 15 interchange, then northeasterly along said the Benchmark Road, then easterly along said up said creek to the crest of Lime Ridge interstate to Ulm, the point of beginning. road to Augusta, the point of beginning. and the divide between Beaver Creek and Willow Creek, then southerly and westerly 446 Northeast Big Belt Mountains: Those Portion of HD 425 outside the Sun River WMA: along said divide to Fairview Mountain, then portions of Meagher and Lewis and Clark That portion of HD 425 outside the Sun River northerly and westerly along the divide to Counties lying within the following-described Wildlife Management Area Renshaw Mountain, then northerly along the boundary: Beginning at White Sulphur Springs, 426 Winifred: Those portions of Fergus divide between Lange Creek Drainage and then northwest on Fort Logan-Milligan Road and Judith Basin Counties lying within the the Bighead-Benchmark Creek drainages (Route/County Road 360) to the junction of following-described boundary: Beginning at to the divide between Bighead Creek and said road with the Smith River, then north Suffolk, then north following the Winifred Road Windfall Creek, then westerly along said and downstream along the west bank of said (FAS 236) to Winifred, then northeasterly on divide immediately south and west of Windfall river to its confluence with Two Creek, then the DY Trail to the Stafford Ferry Road, then Creek to the South Fork of the Sun River, then westerly up said creek to the divide between northerly on said road to the Missouri River, north along the east bank of the South Fork Trout Creek and Black Canyon/Rock Creek, then up said river in a westerly direction to the of the Sun River (the eastern border of the then westerly along said divide to the Hound mouth of Arrow Creek, then up said creek to Sun River Game Preserve) to its confluence Creek - Rock Creek divide then westerly along State Route 80, then south on said route to with the North Fork of the Sun River, then said divide to the Beaver Creek-Hound Creek State Route 81, then easterly along said route north along the east bank of the North Fork of divide (Meagher and Lewis and Clark County near Denton to the Plum Creek County Road, the Sun River (the eastern border of the Sun line), then westerly along said divide to the then northerly and easterly along said road River Game Preserve) to Sun River Pass, then posted Beartooth WMA boundary fence near to the Salt Creek Road, then southeasterly easterly and northerly along the Continental Hump Cabin, then south along said fence to Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, along the Salt Creek Road to its junction with Divide to Teton Pass, then easterly down USFS the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness Area the Winifred Road (FAS 236) approximately Trail 114 (West Fork of the Teton Trail) to the boundary, then east, south and east along the three miles north of Hilger, then north on Teton River Road, then southeasterly along Gates of the Mountains Wilderness Area and the Winifred Road to Suffolk, the point of said road to South Fork Teton Road turnoff, national forest boundary to the Beaver Creek beginning. then southerly along said road to Bellview Road (USFS Rd #138) in Section 23, then Road, then easterly along said road to Deep easterly along said road to USFS Rd #4143, 432 Otter Creek: Those portions of Cascade Creek Road, then southerly along said road to then easterly along said road to the Lewis and and Judith Basin counties lying within the Deep Creek, then westerly along Battle Creek Clark - Meagher County line, then southerly following-described boundary: Beginning Road to the first road turning in a southerly and along said line to the Meagher-Broadwater at the junction of US Highways 89 and 87 at easterly direction to the bridge on the Pishkun County line (Big Belt Mountains hydrological Armington Junction, then southerly along US Supply Canal (two miles west of the Pishkun divide), then southerly along said line to Highway 89 to its junction with USFS Road Reservoir, then in a westerly direction along where said line intersects with US Highway 12, 487 at King’s Hill Pass, then east on USFS Road the Pishkun Supply Canal Road to the bridge then easterly on said highway to junction with 487 to its junction with USFS Road 251, then over the Sun River below Diversion Dam, then US Highway 89, then north on said highway to northeasterly along USFS Road 251/Judith along the Sun River to USFS boundary, the White Sulphur Springs, the point of beginning. Basin County Road 101 (Dry Wolf Creek Road) point of beginning. past Slide Rock Point and Yogo Peak and 447 Belt-Square Butte: Those portions down Dry Wolf Creek to its junction with US 444 Lower Sun River: Those portions of Cascade, Chouteau and Judith Basin Highway 87 near Stanford, then northwesterly of Cascade, Lewis and Clark and Teton Counties lying within the following-described along said highway to Armington Junction, Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Highway 87 at Geyser, the point of beginning. boundary: Beginning at Simms, then east then northwesterly along said highway to Belt along Highway 200 to it’s junction with US Creek, then northerly down said creek to Route 441 North Fork Birch Creek-Teton: Those Highway 89, then westerly and northerly along 228 near Highwood, then northeasterly along portions of Pondera and Teton Counties lying said highway to Choteau and US Highway 287, said route to Highway 80 near Ft. Benton, within the following-described boundary: then southerly along said highway to Augusta then southerly along said highway to Arrow Beginning at the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and FAS 434, then southerly along said Creek, then southwesterly up said creek to the boundary on US Highway 89, then southerly road to the intersection with the Dearborn Geyser- Geraldine Route 551, then south along on said highway to the junction of County River approximately two miles southeast of said route to Geyser, the point of beginning. Road 144 near Choteau, then westerly on said Bean Lake, then southerly along said river road to West Fork Teton and USFS Trail 114, 448 North Judith Basin-Central Little Belts: to State Route 200 approximately seven then westerly along said trail to Teton Pass on Those portions of Cascade, Judith Basin and miles southwest of Bowman’s Corner, then the Continental Divide, then northerly along Meagher Counties lying within the following- northeasterly and east along said route to said divide to Badger Pass and USFS Trail 121, described boundary: Beginning at the junction Simms, the point of beginning. then easterly along said trail to Swift Dam, of U.S. Highway 89 and USFS Road 487 at then north and east along the Blackfeet Indian King’s Hill Pass, then south on U.S. Highway 89

28 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) highway to USFS Road 837 (Deadman Creek intersection with US Highway 12, the point of with US Highway 310, then northwesterly Road), then east on said road to Spur Park, beginning. along said highway to its junction with State then southeast on USFS Road 487 (Memorial Route 72 south of Bridger, then southerly 454 Little Belt Mountains-Southeast: Those Way-South Fork Judith River Road) to its along said route to Belfry, then westerly along portions of Meagher and Judith Basin Counties junction with USFS Road 274 (Spring Creek Route 308 to Red Lodge, then northerly and lying within the following-described boundary: Road) near the mouth of Corral Creek, then easterly along US Highway 212 to Laurel, then Beginning at the junction of US Highways 89 south on said road to its junction with USFS easterly along Interstate 90 to Billings, the and 12 east of White Sulphur Springs, then Road 189 near Clyde and Willow parks, then point of beginning. east along US Highway 12 to the Spring Creek- easterly on said road (toward the Mount High Whitetail Cabin Road, then northerly along 510 Pryor Mountains: That portion of Carbon area) to the junction with USFS Trail 603, then said road to the junction with the South Fork County lying within the following-described easterly along said trail to the Mount High of the Judith River-Hoover Springs-Deadman boundary: Beginning at Belfry, then south along Lookout location, then north down the main Creek Road, then northwesterly along said State Route 72 to its junction with the Clarks fork of the stream course in Dry Pole Canyon road to US Highway 89, then southerly on said Fork Yellowstone River, then south along the to its mouth and the South Fork Judith River highway to US Highways 89 and 12 junction, east bank of said river to the Wyoming border, Road (USFS Road 487), then northeasterly the point of beginning. then east along said border to Bighorn Lake along said road to where it crosses the Middle (Yellowtail Reservoir), then northeast along Fork Judith River, then up said fork to the 455 Beartooth WMA: Those portions of the west shore of Bighorn Lake to the Carbon confluence with Yogo Creek, then northwest Cascade and Lewis and Clark Counties lying County-Bighorn County line, then west along up said creek to the mouth of Bear Gulch, then within the following-described boundary: said line to the Bowler-Sage Creek Road, then northwesterly on the Bear Gulch Road and Beginning at the mouth of Meriwether Canyon west and south along said road to the Bowler- Trail to Bear Park, then northeasterly along the on the east side of the Missouri river, then Bridger Road, then west and north along Bear Park Road and Sage Creek Road to its northeasterly up the Meriwether Canyon-Mann said road to US Highway 310, then northwest junction with State Highway 239, then north Gulch divide to the Meriwether Canyon-Willow along said highway to State Route 72 south of on said route to its junction with U.S. Highway Creek divide, then northeasterly along said Bridger, then south along said route to Belfry, 87 near Windham, then northwesterly on divide to Willow Mountain, then southeasterly the point of beginning. said highway to its junction with USFS Road along Slip Gulch-Meriwether Canyon-Big Log 251/Judith Basin County Road 101 (Dry Wolf Gulch divide to Bear Prairie, then northeasterly Portion of HD 510 west of Highway 310: Creek Road) one mile west of Stanford, then along Candle Gulch-Hunters Gulch divide to That portion of HD 510 west of the following southwesterly on said road up Dry Wolf Creek, Candle Mountain, then easterly along Willow boundary: From the intersection of the up Lyon Gulch, past Yogo Peak and Slide Rock Creek-Hunters Gulch-Moors Creek divide to Wyoming Border and Highway 310, then

Point to its junction with USFS Road 487, then Moors Mountain, then northeasterly along the northerly along said highway to its junction Deer, Elk & Lion west on USFS Road 487 to U.S. Highway 89 at Willow Creek-Elkhorn Creek-Porcupine Creek with the Bowler-Bridger Road Kings Hill Pass, the point of beginning. divide to the Beartooth Wildlife Management 511 South Big Snowy Mountains: Those Area boundary, then east along said boundary 450 Choteau: That portion of Teton County portions of Wheatland, Fergus, and Golden to the east boundary fence of the Beartooth lying within the following-described Valley Counties lying within the following- Wildlife Management Area near Hump Cabin, boundary: Beginning at Choteau then westerly described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, then north and west along said boundary along US Highway 89 to its junction with the then northerly along US Highway 191 to its fence, or posted HD boundary, to Holter Teton River Road, then westerly along said junction with Meadow Creek near Garneil, Lake, then southerly up said lake and the east road to its junction with the Bellview School then northeasterly along Meadow Creek to shore of the Missouri River to the mouth of Road, then southerly along said road to Deep the Snowy Mountain Divide, then easterly Meriwether Canyon, the point of beginning. Creek Road, then southerly along said road along said divide to its intersection with the to Deep Creek and Old Battle Creek Road, 471 Geraldine: Those portions of Chouteau and Red Hill Road, then southerly along said road then southwesterly along said road to Battle Fergus Counties lying within the following- to Rothiemay Road, then southerly along said Creek, then southeasterly to the bridge across described boundary: Beginning at the road to Ryegate and US Highway 12, then the Pishkun Canal, two miles west of Pishkun Missouri River at Fort Benton, then northerly westerly along said highway to Harlowton, the Reservoir, then westerly along the Canal Road and easterly down the Missouri River to the point of beginning. to the bridge over the Sun River, then down mouth of Arrow Creek, then southerly and 520 Beartooth Face: Those portions of said river to the bridge on US Highway 287, westerly up said creek to State Route 80, Carbon, Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties then northerly on said highway, to Choteau, then northwesterly along said route through lying within the following described boundary: the point of beginning. Geraldine to the Missouri River at Fort Benton, Beginning at Belfry, then west along Route the point of beginning. 451 Southeast Big Belt Mountains: That 308 to Red Lodge, then northwest along State portion of Meagher County lying within the 500 Hailstone-Painted Robe: Those portions Route 78 to its intersection with Route 419, then following-described boundary: Beginning at of Golden Valley, Stillwater, Sweet Grass, southwest along said route to its intersection the intersection of US Highways 12 and 89 Wheatland and Yellowstone Counties lying with Route 425, one mile southwest of Fishtail, south of White Sulphur Springs, then southerly within the following-described boundary: then south along Route 425 to the Fiddler along Highway 89 to Sixteen-Mile Creek (near Beginning at Columbus, then north along Creek (Bedford School) Road then west and Ringling), then southwesterly along said creek Route 306 to Rapelje, then west approximately north along said road to its intersection with to the Meagher-Gallatin County line, then west 18 miles on the Gibson Road to its junction with Route 419 at Dean, then west along said along said line to the Broadwater-Meagher South Shawmut Road, also signed as 12E116S, route to the Main Stem Stillwater River, then County Line, then northerly along said line then north along South Shawmut Road to northeast down said river to the Spring Creek (Big Belt Mountains hydrological divide) to Shawmut, then east along US Highway 12 to Road bridge, then north and west along the where said line intersects with US Highway 12, Lavina, then south along State Route 3 to Spring Creek Road 1.1 mile to the Stockade then northeasterly on said highway to junction Interstate 90 at Billings, then west along said Road, the northwesterly along said road to with US Highway 89, the point of beginning. interstate to Columbus, the point of beginning. the Main Bridger Creek Road, then southwest up said road to the Gallatin National Forest 452 Castle Mountains: That portion of Meagher 502 Crow Line: Those portions of Carbon boundary, then south along said boundary County lying within the following-described and Yellowstone Counties lying within the approximately one-half mile to the boundary boundary: Beginning at the intersection of following-described boundary: Beginning between the Gallatin and Custer National US Highways 89 and 12 northeast of White at Billings, then southeasterly along the Old Forests, then south along said boundary to Sulphur Springs, then easterly on US Highway Hardin Road (old Highway 87) to the Crow the Park County line approximately one mile 12 to its intersection with Route 294 north of Reservation Boundary, then southwesterly southeast of Timberline Mountain, then east Martinsdale, then southwesterly along said along said boundary to Bowler-Sage Creek along the Park County line to a point one- route to its intersection with US Highway 89 Road, then westerly and southerly along half mile north of Granite Peak, then south to north of Ringling, then northerly along said said road to Bowler-Bridger Road, then Granite Peak on the Custer-Gallatin National highway through White Sulphur Springs to its northwesterly along said road to its junction Forest boundary, then southerly and easterly Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 29 along said boundary to the Montana-Wyoming said boundary approximately one-half mile to the Main Bridger Creek Road, then north along border, then east along said border to the east the boundary between the Gallatin and Custer said road to Interstate 90, then east along said bank of the Clark’s Fork Yellowstone River, National Forests, then west and south along interstate to Laurel, the point of beginning. then north along the east bank of the Clark’s said boundary to the Slough Creek-East Fork 580 East Slope Crazy Mountains: Those Fork to State Route 72, then north along said Boulder Divide near Columbine Pass, then portions of Meagher, Park, Sweet Grass and route to Belfry, the point of beginning. southwest along said divide and northwest Wheatland Counties lying within the following- along the Boulder River-Buffalo Fork Divide Portion of HD 520 east of the West Fork of described boundary: Beginning at the junction through Boulder Pass, then northwest along Rock Crk: That portion of HD 520 east of the of Sixteenmile Creek and US Highway 89 at the Boulder-Hellroaring Creek Divide past following boundary: From the intersection of Ringling, then north along said highway to Crow Mountain, then north and west along the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Boundary Route 294, then east along said route to US the Boulder-Mill Creek Divide to Mt. Cowan, and the headwaters of the West Fork of Rock Highway 12, then east along said highway to then north along the Yellowstone River- Creek at Castle Mountain, then northerly and Harlowtown, then south along US Highway West Boulder River Divide to Elephant Head easterly down said creek to its confluence with 191 to the north bank of the Yellowstone River, Mountain, then north down Mission Creek to main Rock Creek, then northerly down said then west up the north bank of said river to the Yellowstone River, then east down the creek to its intersection with State Route 308 Duck Creek, then north up said creek to the north bank of said river to US Highway 191, at Red Lodge West Fork of Duck Creek, then northwest then south along said highway to Interstate 90 up said creek to Crazy Mountain Divide near Portion of HD 520 west of the West Fork of at Big Timber, the point of beginning. Fairview Peak, then north and west along said Rock Crk: That portion of HD 520 west of the Portion of HD 560 Main Boulder River divide to the head of Sixteenmile Creek, then following boundary: From the intersection of drainage south of Falls Crk: That portion of west along said creek to US Highway 89, the the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Boundary HD 560 lying within the following described point of beginning. and the headwaters of the West Fork of Rock boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Falls Creek at Castle Mountain, then northerly and Portion of HD 580 North of Sweet Grass Creek on the Main Boulder River, then west easterly down said creek to its confluence with Crk: That portion of HD 580 north of the and south up said Creek to its headwaters at main Rock Creek, then northerly down said following boundary: From the intersection of the Main Boulder River-West Boulder River creek to its intersection with State Route 308 US Highway 191 to Sweet Grass Creek, then divide, then south along said divide to Boulder at Red Lodge westerly up said creek to the confluence of the Mountain, then south along the Main Boulder Middle Fork and South Forks of Sweet Grass Portion of HD 520 East of Highway 212: That River-Mill Creek divide through Silver Pass Creek, then southerly and westerly up the portion of HD 520 east of Highway 212. and The Pyramid to Crow Mountain, then Middle Fork of Sweet Grass Creek to the point south and east along the Main Boulder River- Portion of HD 520 West of Highway 212: That where the creek crosses USFS Trail 123, then Hellroaring Creek divide through Boulder Pass portion of HD 520 west of Highway 212. following USFS Trail 123 to the Crazy Mountain and Sheepherder Peak, then south and east divide above Campfire Lake 530 Little Snowies-Flatwillow Creek: Those along the Main Boulder River-Buffalo Fork portions of Fergus, Golden Valley, Musselshell divide, then north and east along the East Fork Portion of HD 580 South of Sweet Grass and Petroleum Counties lying within the of the Main Boulder River-Slough Creek divide Crk: That portion of HD 580 south of the following-described boundary: Beginning to Columbine Pass and the boundary between following boundary: From the intersection of at Ryegate, then north along the Rothiemay the Gallatin and Custer National Forests, then US Highway 191 to Sweet Grass Creek, then Road to Red Hill Road, then north along said north along said boundary to the head of the westerly up said creek to the confluence of the road to South Fork Flatwillow Creek, then East Boulder River, then north along the East Middle Fork and South Forks of Sweet Grass easterly along said creek to Flatwillow Creek, Boulder River-Main Boulder River divide to the Creek, then southerly and westerly up the then easterly along said creek to US Highway north end of Contact Mountain, then south and Middle Fork of Sweet Grass Creek to the point Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, 87, then southerly along said highway to west off said Mountain to the Main Boulder where the creek crosses USFS Trail 123, then Route 244, then northerly along said route River bottom at a point across the River from following USFS Trail 123 to the Crazy Mountain to Winnett, then east along State Route 200 Falls Creek, the point of beginning. divide above Campfire Lake to the Musselshell River, then south along the 570 Sweet Grass: Those portions of Golden Portion of HD 580 between Big Timber Crk and east bank of said river to US Highway 12, then Valley, Stillwater, Sweet Grass and Wheatland West Fork Duck Crk: That portion of Hunting west along said highway to Ryegate, the point Counties, lying within the following-described District 580 lying between Big Timber Creek of beginning. boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, then east and the West Fork of Duck Creek. Beginning at 540 South Little Belt Mountains: Those along US Highway 12 to Shawmut, then south the point where Big Timber Creek crosses US portions of Meagher and Wheatland Counties along the South Shawmut Road, also signed as Highway 191, then up said creek its headwaters lying within the following-described boundary: 12E116S, to the Gibson Road, then east along and the Crazy Mountain divide above Twin Beginning at Harlowton, then westerly along said road (approximately 18 miles) to Rapelje, Lakes, then southerly along the Crazy US Highway 12 to Spring Creek-Whitetail Cabin then south along Route 306 to Columbus, then Mountain divide to the headwaters of the Road (USFS Road 274), then northerly along west along Interstate 90 to Big Timber, then West Fork of Duck Creek, then southerly and said road to its intersection with the Willow north along US Highway 191 to Harlowton, the easterly down said creek to its junction with Park Road (USFS Road 189), then easterly point of beginning. the East Fork of Duck Creek, then southerly along said road to its intersection with USFS and easterly down Duck Creek to the north 575 Absarokee: Those portions of Carbon, Trail 603, then easterly along said trail to the bank of the Yellowstone River, then westerly Stillwater, Sweet Grass and Yellowstone Mt. High Lookout Tower, then easterly along along the north bank of the Yellowstone River Counties lying within the following-described USFS Road 382 to a permanent boundary to US Highway 191, then north up said highway boundary: Beginning at Laurel, then south marker (Wheatland/Judith Basin county to where it crosses Big Timber Creek, the point along US Highway 212 to Red Lodge, then line) then northeasterly along the Wheatland of beginning. northwest along State Route 78 to its County line to US Highway 191, then southerly intersection with Route 419, then southwest Portion of HD 580 between Sweet Grass Crk along said highway to Harlowton, the point of along said route to its intersection with Route and Big Timber Crk.: That portion of Hunting beginning. 425, one mile southeast of Fishtail, then District 580 lying between Sweet Grass 560 Boulder River-Deer Creeks: Those south along said route to the Fiddler Creek Creek on the north and Big Timber Creek on portions of Park and Sweet Grass Counties (Bedford School) Road. then west and north the south. Beginning at the point where Big lying within the following-described boundary: along said road to its intersection with Route Timber Creek crosses US Highway 191 thence Beginning at Big Timber, then east along 419 at Dean, then west along said route to the up said creek its headwaters and the Crazy Interstate 90 to the Bridger Creek Road, then Main Stem Stillwater River, then northeast Mountain divide above Twin Lakes, thence south along said road past West Bridger, East down the Stillwater River to the Spring Creek proceeding west and north along said divide Bridger and Blind Bridger Creeks, continuing Road bridge, then north and west along the to the point above Campfire Lake where USFS up Main Bridger Creek Road to the Gallatin Spring Creek Road 1.1 mile to the Stockade trail 123 crosses the Crazy Mountain divide, National Forest boundary, then south along Road, then northwesterly along said road to then easterly down USFS Trail 123 to the Middle

30 Turn In Poachers. Enough is Enough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) Fork of Sweet Grass Creek at Moose Lake, then 621 Upper Missouri Breaks-West: That portion National Wildlife Refuge (CMR) boundary northerly down said creek to its junction with of Blaine and Phillips Counties lying within and CMR Road 513, then southeasterly along Sweet Grass Creek, then easterly down Sweet the following described boundary: Beginning said road to the Fort Peck Reservoir, then Grass Creek to US Highway 191 thence south at the confluence of the Missouri River and westerly along north shore of said reservoir along said highway to its junction with Big Cow Creek, then north along said creek to to Timber Creek, then north along said creek Timber Creek, the point of beginning. Suction Creek, then northeast along said to the Saco-Bill Anderson Road, then north creek to Little Suction Creek, then southeast along said road to the Triple Crossing Road, 590 Bull Mountains-Pine Ridge: Those portions along said creek to the Fort Belknap Indian the point of beginning. of Big Horn, Golden Valley, Musselshell Reservation boundary, then south and east and Yellowstone Counties lying within the 632 Lower Missouri Breaks-East: That portion along said boundary to US Highway 191, then following described boundary: Beginning at of Valley County lying within the following southwest along said highway to the junction Billings, then northerly along State Highway described boundary: Beginning at Fort Peck with the Dry Fork Road, then east along said 3 to US Highway 12 just north of Lavina, then Dam and State Route 24, then northwesterly road to Second Creek School, then south on easterly along said highway to Melstone, then along said route to Willow Creek Road, then County Road to the CMR National Wildlife southerly along the Melstone-Custer Road westerly along said road to Murray Ranch Refuge (CMR) Road 212, then easterly along to its junction with State Route 310, then Road (Wittmayer), then southerly along said CMR Road 201, then south on CMR Road 219 southerly along said route to Interstate 94 road to the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife to the Missouri River/Fort Peck Reservoir, near Custer, then easterly along said interstate Refuge (CMR) boundary and CMR Road 513, then westerly along said reservoir and river to its intersection with the Bighorn River, then southeasterly along said road to the back to the mouth of Cow Creek, the point of then southerly along the east shore of the Fort Peck Reservoir, then easterly along north beginning. Bighorn River to the Crow Indian Reservation shore of said reservoir to the Fort Peck Dam Boundary, then west and south along the NOTE: The Slippery Ann Elk Viewing Area is and State Route 24, the point of beginning. reservation boundary to Old Highway 87 (the closed to all hunting: portions of Section 36, NOTE: That portion of the Charles M. Russell Old Hardin Road) at the northwest corner of T22N, R24E and Sections 31 and 32, T22N, National Wildlife Refuge (CMR) in Valley the reservation, then northerly along said R25E, as posted. County lying east of the road leading to the road to Billings, the point of beginning 622 Middle Missouri Breaks: Those portions Duck Creek Recreational Area shall be closed Portion of HD 590 north of Yellowstone River: of Valley and Phillips Counties lying within to all big game hunting. That portion of HD 590 north of the following the following-described boundary: Beginning 640 Northeast Montana: Those portions boundary: From the intersection of State at the mouth of Timber Creek on Fort Peck of Daniels, Sheridan, Roosevelt and Valley Route 310 and the Yellowstone River at Custer Reservoir, then north up Timber Creek to the Counties lying within the following-described Bridge, then westerly along the north shore of Bill Anderson Ranch, then north along the Deer, Elk & Lion boundary: Beginning at a point where State the Yellowstone River to State Highway 3 at Saco-Bill Anderson Road to the Larb Creek- Route 24 crosses the Canadian border, then Billings. Content Road, then northwesterly along said southerly along said route to the Fort Peck road to Content Road, then southerly along Portion of HD 590 south of Yellowstone River: Indian Reservation boundary, then easterly said road to Sun Prairie Road, then southerly That portion of HD 590 south of the following along said boundary to Big Muddy Creek, along said road to First Creek Hall Road, then boundary: From the intersection of State then southerly along said creek to the Missouri northwesterly along said road to First Creek Route 310 and the Yellowstone River at Custer River, then easterly down the Missouri River to Hall, then westerly along said road to the Bridge, then westerly along the north shore of the North Dakota border, then north along said Midale Road, then southerly along said road to the Yellowstone River to State Highway 3 at border to the Canadian border, then westerly the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge Billings. along said border to State Route 24, the point (CMR) Boundary Road 212, then easterly along of beginning. 600 North Hill-Blaine: Those portions of Hill said road to CMR Road 201, then southeasterly and Blaine Counties lying within the following- along said road to CMR Road 219, then 650 McCone-Richland: That portion of described boundary: Beginning at a point southwesterly along said road to Fort Peck McCone,Richland and Dawson Counties lying where the Hill-Liberty County Line meets the Reservoir, then easterly along said reservoir within the following-described boundary: Canadian border, then southerly along Hill- to the mouth of Timber Creek, the point of Beginning at Circle, then northeast along State Liberty County Line to US Highway 2, three beginning. Route 200 to the North Dakota Border, then miles west of Inverness, then east along US northerly along said border to the Missouri 630 South Valley: Those portions of Phillips Highway 2 to State Route 241 (Harlem-Turner River, then westerly along the Missouri River and Valley Counties lying within the following- Road) at Harlem, then northeasterly along said to the Fort Peck Dam, then easterly along described boundary: Beginning at a point route to the Canadian border at the Port of the north shore of Fort Peck Reservoir to where the Larb Creek Road joins US Highway Turner, then west along the Canadian border the Fort Peck Dam Spillway, then southerly 2 at Saco, then south along said highway to to the Hill-Liberty County Line, the point of along State Route 24 to State Route 200, then Triple Crossing Road, then easterly along said beginning. easterly along said route to Circle, the point of road to Ridge Road, then southerly on said beginning. 620 South Phillips: Those portions of Phillips road to Stonehouse Road, then southeasterly and Valley Counties lying within the following- along said road to Willow Creek Road, then 652 McCone-Garfield: Those portions of described boundary: Beginning at a point northeast along said road to State Route McCone and Garfield Counties lying within the west of Dodson where US Highway 2 crosses 24, then southeasterly along said route to following-described boundary: Beginning at the east boundary of the Fort Belknap Indian the Missouri River at Fort Peck Dam, then Fort Peck Dam Spillway, then southerly along Reservation, then continuing southerly and northeasterly down said river to the Milk River, the east shore of Fort Peck Reservoir to Big westerly along said boundary to US Highway then north along said river to Porcupine Creek, Dry Creek, then southerly along said creek 191, then southwest along said highway to the then north up said creek to US Highway 2, then to Little Dry Creek, then southerly along said Dry Fork Road, then easterly along said road northwesterly along said highway to the Larb creek to State Route 200, then easterly along to the Second Creek School, then north and Creek Road at Saco, the point of beginning. said route to State Route 24, then northerly easterly to First Creek Hall, then southeasterly along said route to the Fort Peck Dam Spillway, 631 Lower Missouri Breaks-West: That portion to the Sun Prairie Road, then northerly along the point of beginning. of Valley County lying within the following- said road to Content Road, then northeasterly described boundary: Beginning at the junction 670 North Phillips-Valley: Those portions along said road to the Content-Larb Creek of Triple Crossing and Saco-Bill Anderson of Blaine, Phillips, and Valley counties lying Road, then southeasterly along said road to Road, then easterly along Triple Crossing Road within the following-described boundary: Larb Creek Road, then northerly along said to the Ridge Road, then southerly on said road Beginning at a point where the Harlem-Turner road to US Highway 2 at Saco, then westerly to the Stonehouse Road, then southeasterly Road (Route 241) joins the Canadian line, along said highway to the Fort Belknap Indian on said road to Willow Creek Road, then then southerly along said road to US Highway Reservation eastern boundary, the point of southwesterly along said road to Murray 2 at Harlem, then east and south along said beginning. Ranch Road (Wittmayer), then southerly highway to the Milk River Bridge at the Fort along said road to the Charles M. Russell Belknap Indian Agency, then easterly along Legal Descriptions Visit fwp.mt.gov 31 the Milk River to the Milk River Bridge on and Route 253 at Terry, then west along said 94 at Terry, then north along Route 253 to its US Highway 2 west of Dodson, then easterly interstate to its junction with the Custer- intersection with State Route 200 at Brockway, along said Highway to Nashua, then northerly Melstone Road at Custer, then north along then northeasterly along said route through along Porcupine Creek to the West Fork of said road to its junction with US Highway 12 Sidney to the Montana-North Dakota border, Porcupine Creek, then northerly along said at Melstone, then east on said highway to the then south along said border to its intersection creek until the north boundary of the Fort Musselshell River, then north down said river with US Highway 12 east of Baker, then west Peck Indian Reservation, then easterly along to its intersection with State Route 200 near along said highway to its intersection with said boundary until MT Highway 24, then Mosby, then east on said route to Brockway, O’Fallon Creek, then northwest down said northerly along said highway to the Canadian then southeast on Route 253 to Terry, the creek to its intersection with Interstate border, and then westerly until Harlem-Turner point of beginning. 94, then west along said interstate to its Road (Route 241). intersection with Route 253 at Terry, the point Portion of HD 701 south of Hwy 12 and west of beginning. 690 South Hill-Blaine-Chouteau: Those of Sumatra-Hysham roads: Those portions portions of Hill, Blaine and Chouteau of Yellowstone, Musselshell, Rosebud and 704 Powder Pine Hills: Those portions of Big Counties lying within the following-described Treasure Counties lying within the following Horn, Custer, Fallon, Powder River, Prairie and boundaries (excluding the Rocky Boys Indian described boundary: Beginning at the north Rosebud counties lying within the following- Reservation and portions of the Fort Belknap shore of the Yellowstone River at its junction described boundary: Beginning at the junction Indian Reservation lying within the exterior with County Road 310, the Musselshell Trail of the Montana-Wyoming border and the east boundaries of HD 690): Beginning at a point Road, north of Custer, then north along said boundary of the Crow Reservation, then north where the Hill-Liberty County Line meets US road to its junction with Melstone-Custer along said boundary to the Northern Cheyenne Highway 2, three miles west of Inverness, then Road, then north along said road to its junction Reservation boundary, then east along said south along said county line to the Marias with US Highway 12 at Melstone, then east boundary to the Tongue River, then north River, then southerly along said river to the along said highway to its junction with County down said river to the northeast corner of the Missouri River, then east along said river to Road 1 (Sumatra-Hysham Road) at Sumatra, Northern Cheyenne Reservation boundary, Cow Creek, then north along said creek to then south along said road to the north shore then west along said boundary to Route 332, Suction Creek, then northeast along said of the Yellowstone River at Meyers Bridge, then north on said route to State Route 59, creek to Little Suction Creek, then along said then westerly along the north shore of the then north on said route to its junction with creek to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation Yellowstone River to its junction with County Interstate 94, then north along said interstate Boundary, then north along said boundary to Road 310, the Musselshell Trail Road, north of to O’Fallon Creek, then southeast up said the Milk River, then east along said river to Custer, the point of beginning. creek to US Highway 12, then west along said US Highway 2 at Fort Belknap Indian Agency, highway to its junction with Powder River Road 702 Yellowstone Pine Hills: Those portions then north and west along said highway to the at Locate, then south on said road to Broadus, of Treasure, Big Horn, Rosebud and Custer Hill-Liberty County line three miles west of then south along the Broadus-Moorhead Road Counties lying within the following-described Inverness, the point of beginning. to the Montana-Wyoming border, then west boundary: Beginning at the intersection along the said border to its intersection with 700 Missouri Breaks-Prairie: Those portions of Interstate 90 and the Crow Reservation the Crow Reservation boundary, the point of of Garfield and McCone Counties lying within boundary near Hardin, then north and east beginning. the following-described boundary: Beginning along the Crow Reservation boundary to the at the Musselshell River Bridge near Mosby intersection of the Bighorn River, then north 705 Prairie/Pines-Juniper Breaks: Those on State Route 200, then north down the along east bank of the Bighorn River to its portions of Carter, Custer, Powder River and Musselshell River to the Missouri River, then intersection with Interstate 94, then northeast Fallon Counties lying within the following east and north down the Missouri River to the along said interstate to its intersection with described boundary: Beginning at the

Deer, Elk & Lion Deer, Fort Peck Powerhouse, then south along the State Route 59 near Miles City, then south intersection of the Montana-Wyoming border east shore of the Fort Peck Reservoir to Big along said route to Route 332, then south and the Broadus-Moorhead Road, then north Dry Creek, then south up Big Dry Creek to along said road to the Northern Cheyenne on said road to the Broadus-Powderville Road Little Dry Creek, then up Little Dry Creek to Reservation boundary, then west along said at Broadus, then north on said road on the State Route 200, then west along said route boundary to the Crow Reservation boundary, west side of the Powder River to Powderville, to the Musselshell River Bridge, the point of then north and west along said boundary to continuing to its intersection with US Highway beginning. the point of beginning. 12 at Locate, then east along said highway to the Montana-North Dakota border, then south 701 Sagebrush Prairie: Those portions of 703 Grassland-Agriculture: Those portions of along said border to its intersection with the Prairie, Custer, Rosebud, Treasure, Yellowstone, Prairie, McCone, Dawson, Richland, Wibaux, Montana-South Dakota-Wyoming junction, Musselshell, Garfield, and McCone Counties Fallon and Custer Counties lying within the then west along the Montana-Wyoming lying within the following-described boundary: following-described boundary: Beginning at border to its intersection with the Broadus- Beginning at the junction of US Interstate 94 the intersection of Route 253 and Interstate Moorhead Road, the point of beginning.

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This message brought to you in partnership by: Moose Route 56,thensouthalongsaidroute to the north ofthejunction ofU.S. Highway 2and southeasterly alongsaidshore to apoint just to thesouthshore oftheKootenai River, then Idaho border, thennortherlyalongsaidborder southwesterly alongsaidlineto theMontana- Lincoln-Sanders County Line, from that point end ofBullLake where Route 56intersects the described boundary: Beginningnearthe south of Lincoln County lying withinthe following- 104 West Cabinet Mountains: That portion Highway 93, thepoint ofbeginning. then southwesterly alongsaidroad to U.S. the USFSRoad 900(Stillwater River Road), Road 379, thensoutherlyalongsaidroad to then southerlyalongsaidlineto Russky Creek border to theLincoln-Flathead County Line, Canadian border, theneasterly alongsaid 93, thennortherlyalongsaidhighway to the 900 (Stillwater River Road) andU.S. Highway Beginning at thejunction oftheUSFSRoad lying withinthefollowing-described boundary: 103 Ten Lakes: That portion ofLincoln County of beginning. to theeast shore ofLake Koocanusa, thepoint USFS Road 835, thenwesterly alongsaidroad USFS Road 36,thensouthalongsaidroad to Bowen Lake, thenwesterly alongsaidroad to said boundary to USFS Road 3500 near Creek Campground, thensouthwesterly along Kootenai-Flathead Forest boundaryat Spring 93, thensoutherlyalongsaidhighway to the easterly alongsaidborder to U.S. Highway along saidshore to theCanadian border, then east shore ofLake Koocanusa, thennortherly 835 (Cripple Horse Creek Road) meets the near Koocanusa Marinawhere USFSRoad following-described boundary: Beginning and Flathead Counties lyingwithinthe 102 Eureka: Those portionsofLincoln Route 37 nearLibby, thepoint ofbeginning. along sameshore oftheKootenai River to Kootenai River, thensoutherlyandwesterly shore to Libby Damandtheeast shore ofthe of Lake Koocanusa, thensoutherlyalongsaid easterly alongsaidborder to theeast shore along saidriver to theCanadian border, then to theNorthFork Yaak River, thennortherly River Road), thennortherlyalongsaidroad along saidroad to USFSRoad 508(Yaak Road 68(Pipe Creek Road), thennortherly 37, thennortherlyalongsaidroute to USFS shoreline oftheKootenai River meets Route Beginning nearLibby where thesouth within thefollowing-described boundary: 101 Purcell: That portion of Lincoln County lying Idaho border, thepoint ofbeginning. then northwesterly alongthat shoreline to the route to thesouthshore oftheKootenai River, road to Route 37, then southwest along said 68 (PipeCreek Road), thensouthalongsaid along said road to its junction with USFS Road river to Yaak River Road 508,thensoutherly Fork Yaak River, thensoutherlyalong said then easterly along said border to the North along said border to theCanadian Border, River meets theIdahoborder, thennortherly boundary: Beginningwhere theKootenai County lying within the following described 100 West Yaak: That portionofLincoln Moose HuntingDistrictLegal 34 Descriptions Turn InPoachers. Enough isEnough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) said river to U.S. Highway 2,thenwesterly on and Route 35 to the Flathead River, then up Highway 2,theneasterly alongsaidroad Road, thensoutherlyalongsaidroad to U.S. easterly alongsaidroad Little Bitterroot Lake along saidroad to Pleasant Valley Road, then 6799 (Elbow Creek Road), then southerly Mtn.,GrubbandUSFSRoadSanders along saiddivideto ElkMountain, Tepee Mtn., Martin Creeks, theninasoutherlydirection boundary to thedividebetween Sunday and in asoutherlyandwesterly direction alongsaid Creek Campground on U.S. Highway 93, then Flathead National Forest boundary at Spring described boundary: Beginningonthe Flathead Counties lyingwithinthefollowing- 111 Tally Lake: Those portionsofLincoln and beginning. North Fork oftheFlathead River, thepoint of northerly alongsaidriver to themouthof and U.S. Highway 2to theFlathead River, then to Route 40, theneasterly alongsaidroute at Stryker, then southerly along said highway southerly along said road to U.S. Highway 93 USFS Road 900(Stillwater River Road), then Road 379, then westerly along said road to southerly alongsaiddivideto Russky Creek and theNorthFork oftheFlathead River, then border to thedividebetween Weasel Creek Canadian border, thenwesterly alongsaid River, thennortherlyuptheriver to the the mouthofNorthFork oftheFlathead following-described boundary: Beginningat and Lincoln Counties lying within the 110 NorthFork: Those portionsofFlathead 37, thepoint ofbeginning. along saidhighway to thejunction withRoute road to U.S. Highway 2thennorthwesterly Lake Road), thensoutheasterly alongsaid said road to USFSRoad 543 (Little Bitterroot 6799 (Elbow Creek Road), thensouthalong Mtn.andGrubbtoSanders USFSRoad said boundarythrough ElkMtn.,Tepee Mtn., Forest boundary, thensoutheasterly along said road to the Kootenai-Flathead National road to USFSRoad 3500, theneasterly along 36 (Wolf Creek Road), thennorthalongsaid then easterly along said road to USFS Road USFS Road 835 (Cripple Horse Creek Road), River, thennortheasterly alongsaidshore to route to thesouthshore oftheKootenai and Route 37, thennortheasterly alongsaid near Libby at thejunction ofU.S. Highway 2 following-described boundary: Beginning and Flathead Counties lyingwithinthe 106 FisherRiver: Those portionsofLincoln to Route 56,thepoint ofbeginning. Thompson Lake, thenwesterly alongsaidline the Lincoln-Sanders County linenearLower then southeasterly alongsaidhighway to then southonsaidroute to U.S. Highway 2, the Kootenai River to Route 37 nearLibby, then southeasterly alongthesouthshore of junction ofU.S. Highway 2andRoute 56, shore oftheKootenai River just northofthe along saidroute to apoint alongthesouth Route 56 just south of Bull Lake, then north Lincoln-Sanders County lineintersects described boundary: Beginningwhere the Lincoln County lyingwithinthefollowing- 105 East Cabinet Mountains: That portionof beginning. Lincoln-Sanders County Line, thepoint of Mineral Counties lying withinthefollowing- 126 CC Divide:That and portionofSanders Route 200, thepoint ofbeginning. then northerlyalongsaidborder to State Montana-Idaho border at Thompson Pass, Road 7),thenwesterly alongsaidroad to the said route to theProspect Creek Road (USFS meets theIdahoborder, theneasterly along boundary: Beginningwhere State Route 200 County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 125 BlackPeak: That portionofSanders the point ofbeginning. highway to the Thompson River County Road, line to U.S. Highway 2, theneasterly along said Lincoln County line, theneasterly alongsaid River-Fishtrap Creek Divideto theSanders- R29W), thennortherlyalongtheVermillion Fishtrap Creek Divide(inSection 14,T23N, northerly alongsaidtrail to theGraves Creek- trail to Mt.Headley andUSFSTrail 528, then to USFS Trail 433, then westerly along said up thewestern bankof the Thompson River Thompson River Bridge, thennortheasterly 200, thenwesterly alongsaidroute to the southerly alongsaidboundaryto State Route Flathead IndianReservation boundary, then USFS Trail 290, thenalong said trail to the trail to USFS Trail 132, then southeasterly to Trail 137, theneasterly alongsaidroad and said road to Shroder Creek Road andUSFS meets U.S. Highway 2,thensoutherlyalong where theThompson River County Road the following-described boundary: Beginning Flathead County andSanders lyingwithin 122 Thompson River: Those portionsof point ofbeginning. border to theSanders-Lincoln County line, the to theIdahoborder, thennortherlyalongsaid Highway 200, thenwesterly alongsaidroute bank to theThompson River BridgeonState River, thensoutherlyalongthewestern easterly alongsaidtrail to theThompson trail to Mt.Headley andUSFS Trail 433, then 14, T23N,R29W),thensoutherlyalongsaid Creek Divideto USFSTrail 528 (inSection along saiddivideandGraves Creek-Fishtrap River-Fishtrap Creek Divide, thensoutherly then easterly alongsaidlineto Vermilion Lincoln County linemeets the Idahoborder, boundary: Beginningwhere theSanders- County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 121 West ClarkFork: That portionofSanders point ofbeginning. 2 to theThompson River County Road, the westerly alongsaidroute andU.S. Highway northerly alongsaidriver to Route 35, then shore ofsaidlake to theFlathead River, then Lake, thennortherlyandeasterly alongthe easterly along said boundary to Flathead Flathead IndianReservation boundary, then to USFSTrail 290, thenalongsaidtrail to the and trail to USFSTrail 132, thensoutheasterly and USFSTrail 137, theeasterly alongsaidroad Thompson River Road to Shroder Creek Road U.S. Highway 2,thensoutherlyalongthe the Thompson River County Road meets described boundary: Beginningwhere Lake Counties lyingwithinthefollowing- 112 Blacktail: Those portionsofFlathead and of beginning. Flathead National Forest boundary, thepoint 93, thennortherly onsaidhighway to the said highway andRoute 40to U.S. Highway Moose 35 Visit Visit fwp.mt.gov with the East Fork of Rock Creek Trail above above Trail Creek of Rock Fork East with the up southerly then Reservoir, Fork the East the Continental with its junction to said trail then southwesterly Tiny, near Mt. Divide River-Rock the Bitterroot divide to along said along said divide Divide then northerly Creek of beginning. the point 38, Route northerly to of Deer portions Range: Those Creek 213 Flint lying Counties and Powell Granite Lodge, boundary: following-described within the and west then Anaconda, at Beginning and Drummond to 1 Route State along north and south along said then east 90, Interstate 1 at Route with State junction its to interstate to route along said then west Opportunity, of beginning. the point Anaconda, Those Lake: 214 Mill Creek-Georgetown Counties and Granite Deer Lodge portions of following-described lying within the of State the junction Beginning at boundary: Road), (Mill Creek 274 1 and Route Route the to route along said then southwesterly along then westerly Divide, Continental then Trail, Creek the Page said divide to junction its to said trail down northwesterly then Trail, Creek of Rock Fork with the East above the road to northerly along said trail and north then northwest Reservoir, Fork East with junction its to Road Fork along the East its to along said route 38, then northeast Route Corner, Porter’s at 1 Route State with junction with its junction to along said route then east of beginning. the point 274, Route portions of Powell Those Deer Lodge: 215 East lying within the Counties and Deer Lodge Beginning at boundary: following-described direction Garrison then in an easterly Junction, the Continental 12 to Highway along U.S. then in a southerly MacDonald Pass, Divide at its junction to along said divide direction along 15, then southerly with Interstate with Interstate its junction to said interstate to then northerly along said interstate 90, Garrison of beginning. the point Junction, of portions Those Superior: South 220 lying within the following- County Mineral Superior, Beginning at described boundary: River along the Clark Fork then southeast along said then southwest Quartz Creek, to south along then 176T, USFS Trail to creek Fish Fork Creek-North Quartz to said trail to divide said along west then Divide, Creek then south along said trail 620W, USFS Trail northwest then border, Montana-Idaho the to then east Pass, Lookout to along said border of the point Superior, 90 to on Interstate beginning. portions of Those Creek: 230 Lolo-Fish lying Counties Ravalli and Missoula Mineral, boundary: within the following-described 93 Highway of U.S. the junction Beginning at along then westerly Road, Lake and Carlton to then westerly Lake, Carlton to said road the following then southwesterly Peak, Lolo Creek of Lolo the South Fork divide between the Montana-Idaho to River and the Bitterroot and westerly border then along said border, then north 620W, USFS Trail northerly to Fork Quartz Creek-North to along said trail along said divide then east Divide, Fish Creek then north along said trail 176T, USFS Trail to along said then northeast Quartz Creek, to along then east River, the Clark Fork to creek Liebeg, Mt. Adams, Mt. Cameahwait, Felix Felix Cameahwait, Mt. Mt. Adams, Liebeg, Mt. Baptiste, Mtn., Sky Mtn., Red Unawah Peak, Horseshoe and Peak, Twin Mtn., Prospector near Trail) Creek 81 (Miner USFS Trail to Peak along said then southerly Peak, Whitcomb along then southerly 237 USFS Trail to trail Gunsight past 43 and USFS Trail said trail and Creek Schafer between divide the to Peak southerly along and then easterly Dean Creek, Trail) 333 (Elk Ridge and USFS Trail said divide along said easterly then 359, USFS Trail to then in a 173, USFS Trail of the junction to trail along the Middle Fork- direction southeasterly to Mountain Pentagon Divide over South Fork then Mountain, and Kevan Pass Switchback Divide to Continental northerly along the the Trail), Creek (Lodgepole 179 USFS Trail of beginning. point of portion That 150 Upper South Fork: and Powell Missoula and Clark, Lewis Flathead, lying within the following-described Counties on Point Inspiration Beginning at boundary: along said then northeasterly Divide, the Swan along 218, then easterly USFS Trail divide to Trail), Peak (Picture 226 USFS Trail to said trail 107 Trail USFS to trail said along then easterly then northerly along said Peak, near Picture then Peak, side of Sarah south the to trail South Fork to along the main creek easterly and the mouth of Mid Creek/ River Flathead USFS to trail then along said 103, Trail USFS and easterly then Mountain, Mid at 89 Trail 83 (near USFS Trail to northerly along said trail along then northwesterly Cabin), Silvertip northwesterly then 43, Trail USFS to trail said the Dean Creek/Schafer to along said trail along said then northeasterly Divide, Creek then and Elk Ridge, 189 USFS Trial to divide USFS Trial along said ridge to southeasterly USFS Trail to along said trail then easterly 359, River/ Flathead on the Middle Fork junction 173 then Divide, Drainage Bear River Spotted along said divide and southeasterly easterly Pass and Switchback Mountain Pentagon over Mountain Divide (Kevan the Continental to the then southerly along said divide to area), Divide Triple boundary at Forest National Lolo forest along said national westerly then Peak, Wolverine Divide at the Swan boundary to then northerly along said divide to Peak, of beginning. the point Point, Inspiration Creek: Creek-Schwartz Rock 210 Lower and Granite portions of Missoula Those lying within the following-described Counties Drummond, then at Beginning boundary: the junction 1 to Route southerly along State then Corner, 38 near Porter’s with Route Creek- the Rock to along said route westerly said along northerly then Divide, Bitterroot then Divide, the Clark Fork-Bitterroot divide to the head of along said divide to northwesterly then northerly along Crystal Creek, Crystal 46 Route with County its junction to Creek along said then northeasterly near Turah, then 90, with Interstate its junction to route Drummond, to along said interstate easterly of beginning. the point portion of Granite That Creek: 211 Upper Rock lying within the following-described County Route where the point at Beginning boundary: Divide, Creek the Bitterroot-Rock 38 crosses with its junction to along said route then east then south Road, Creek of Rock Fork the East its junction to said road along and southeast Legal Descriptions described boundary: Beginning where State State where Beginning boundary: described Road Creek Prospect the meets 200 Highway along Prospect westerly 7), then Road (USFS at Border Montana/Idaho the to Road Creek said then southerly along Pass, Thompson Pass, Lookout 90 at Interstate to border to along said Interstate then southeasterly then Regis, St. at Bridge River Fork Clark the along the eastern (easterly) downstream of the the confluence to river of said shore then River, and Clark Fork River Flathead of the along the northern shore westerly River, the Thompson to River Clark Fork of shore along the eastern then upstream Bridge and River the Thompson to said river said along then westerly 200, Highway State Prospect to Falls Thompson through highway of 7), the point Road (USFS Road Creek beginning. portion of That Fork: South Lower 140 within the following- lying County Flathead Inspiration at Beginning described boundary: then northeasterly Divide, on the Swan Point 218, then in an USFS Trail along ridge to to Creek Gorge down direction easterly along said then southeast 226, USFS Trail then Peak, near Picture 107, USFS Trail to trail the to and ridge northerly along said trail the down east then Peak, south side of Sarah and of Mid Creek the mouth to main creek USFS Trail to said trail then up 103, USFS Trail then northerly on said Creek, on Silvertip 89 83, and USFS Trail Cabin the Silvertip to trail USFS to along said trail then northwesterly along said trail then northwesterly 43, Trail then Lake, near Gunsight 237 USFS Trail to its junction to along said trail northwesterly then Trail), Creek (Miner 81 Trail USFS with the divide between the to northwesterly River of the Flathead South and Middle Forks Mt. Mtn., Prospector Peak, Horseshoe through Mtn., Felix Mtn., Unawah Sky Red Baptiste, Mt. Liebeg, Mt. Adams, Mt. Cameahwait, Peak, Mtn., Northern Mtn., Nyack Great Mt. Grant, USFS Trail Bear Mtn., to Great Mt. Penrose, and USFS Ousel Peak 388, then northerly to said then down Trail), Creek (Ousel 331 Trail along 2, then westerly Highway U.S. to trail then northerly Ousel Creek, to said highway of the the Middle Fork to said creek down Park and Glacier National River Flathead boundary along said then westerly boundary, then River, Flathead the of Fork North the to the of Fork South the to river said the down Frank to then up the said fork River, Flathead then 51, USFS Trail to then up said creek Creek, Divide, Doris Mtn. on the Swan to up said trail Inspiration then southerly along said divide to of beginning. the point Point, Flathead portion of That Middle Fork: 141 lying within the following-described County Divide on the Continental Beginning boundary: (Lodgepole 179 of USFS Trail the junction at then northerly along said divide Trail), Creek Marias boundary at Park Glacier National to to along said boundary then westerly Pass, then southerly up said creek Ousel Creek, said along easterly then 2, Highway U.S. to Creek 331 (Ousel the USFS Trail to highway and Ousel Peak past then up said trail Trail), the divide between 388 to along USFS Trail of the Flathead the South and Middle Forks along said divide then southeasterly River, Nyack Bear Mtn., Mt. Penrose, Great through Mt. Northern Mtn., Mt. Grant, Mtn., Great Moose Trail 478, thensoutherlyalong saidtrail to its Landers Fork, thenupsaidriver to HeartLake Creek, then southwest alongsaidcreek to then southeasterly alongsaiddivide to Falls Divide Mountain andtheContinental Divide, then northeast alongsaiddivide to Triple Pass andtheFlathead-Blackfoot Divide, 246, thenwest alongsaidtrail to Youngs west alongsaidtrail to Center Ridge Trail Creek Trail 27 to Center Creek Trail 463, then Falls Creek Trail 16, then north along Monture Monture Creek Trail 27 at itsjunction with following-described boundary: Beginning on and Lewis andClarkCounties lyingwithinthe 280 NorthBlackfoot: Those portionsofPowell beginning. with Route 38(Skalkaho Road), thepoint of northerly along said highway to itsjunction along saidborder to U.S. Highway 93, then to the Montana-Idaho border, thenwesterly Divide, thensouthwesterly alongsaiddivide divide to itsjunction withtheContinental Rock Creek Divide, thensoutherlyalongsaid then easterly alongsaidroute to Bitterroot- Highway 93 andRoute 38(Skalkaho Road), boundary: Beginningat thejunction ofU.S. County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 270 East Fork Bitterroot: That portionofRavalli beginning. along saidhighway to Hamilton, thepoint of said route to U.S. Highway 93, thennorth 38 east ofHamilton, thenwesterly along divide, thensouthalongsaiddivideto Route along saiddivideto theBitterroot-Rock Creek at theClark Fork-Bitterroot Divide, thensouth Creek, then south along said creek to its head then southwest alongsaidroute to Crystal junction withCounty Route 46nearTurah, 90, theneasterly alongsaidinterstate to its said highway to itsjunction withInterstate Highway 93 at Florence, then northerly along Hamilton, thennorthonRoute 269 to U.S. following-described boundary: Beginningat and Missoula Counties lyingwithinthe 261 East Bitterroot: Those portionsofRavalli Highway 93, thepoint ofbeginning. down Tin Cup Creek to itsjunction withU.S. to Tin Cup Creek headwaters, theneasterly southwesterly andnortherlyalongsaidborder highway to theMontana-Idaho border, then 93 at Darby, thensoutherlyalongsaid junction ofTin Cup Creek andU.S. Highway described boundary: Beginningat the Ravalli County lyingwithinthefollowing- 250 West Fork Bitterroot: That portionof the point ofbeginning. 93, thensouth along saidhighway to Florence, east alongCarlton Lake Road to U.S. Highway to Lolo Peak, theneast to Carlton Lake, then River Divide, then northeast alongsaiddivide along saidborder to theLolo Creek-Bitterroot to theMontana-Idaho border, thennorth Tin Cup Creek, then westerly along said creek Florence, thensouthalongU.S. Highway 93 to following-described boundary: Beginningat Ravalli and Missoula Counties lying withinthe 240 West Bitterroot: Those portionsof beginning. highway to Carlton Lake Road thepoint of to U.S. Highway 93, thensouthwest alongsaid at Missoula, thensouthalongReserve Street along saidinterstate to theReserve Street Exit said river to Interstate 90, thensoutheast 36 Turn InPoachers. Enough isEnough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) Granite andPowell Counties lyingwithinthe 292 West Those Garnet: portionsofMissoula, to Helmville, thepoint ofbeginning. Helmville Road), thennortherlyonsaidroad Interstate 90to Route 271 (Drummond- Highway 12to then westerly Garrison, on said route to Avon, thenwesterly alongUS dam to State Route 141, thensoutheast along road to Nevada Creek Dam,thenacross the Helmville, thensoutheast alongtheoldcounty following describedboundary: Beginningat Granite andPowell Counties lyingwithinthe 291 East Range:Those Garnet portionsof the point ofbeginning. then west alongsaidinterstate to Missoula, its junction withInterstate 90nearMilltown, State Route 200, thenwest onsaidroute to then southonsaidroute to itsjunction with said road to itsjunction withState Route 83, Missoula-Powell County line), thenwest on creek to the Woodworth Road (nearthe to Cottonwood Creek, then southalongsaid 477), thenfour milesnorthwest onsaidroad to the Seeley-Monture Road (USFS Road milesalongsaidpostednorth 1.5 boundary 0.5 milesalongsaidposted boundary, then miles alongsaidposted boundary, theneast along saidposted boundary, thennorth0.5 Woodworth Road), theneast 0.4 miles of theBlackfoot-Clearwater WMAcrosses southern edgeofT16N(where theboundary Road, then4.5milesnorthonsaidroad to the said route to its junction withtheWoodworth 200, thenapproximately 6mileswest along along Monture Creek Road 89 to State Route the Monture Creek Campground, thensouth Creek Trail 27, then southalongsaid trail to 463, theneast alongsaidtrail to Monture then east alongsaidtrail to Center Creek Trail River divideto USFSTrail 246 (Youngs Pass), then southeast alongtheFlathead-Blackfoot crossing State Route 83, to Wolverine Peak, divide, thennortheast alongsaiddivide, along said boundary to the Swan-Clearwater divide (T15NR17WS11NE1/4), thennorth said boundary to theGold Creek-Boles Creek boundary nearEvaro, thennortheast along highway to theFlathead IndianReservation 90 to USHighway 93, thennorthonsaid at Missoula, thennorthwest alongInterstate the following-described boundary: Beginning Missoula andPowell Counties lyingwithin 285 Lower Blackfoot: That portion of Creek Trail 27, thepoint ofbeginning. then westerly along said trail to the Monture to itsjunction withFalls Creek USFSTrail 16, USFS Trail 1404,thennortherlyalongsaidtrail northwest alongsaidtrail to itsjunction with along saidtrail to Lake Creek Trail 61, then North Fork Blackfoot Trail, thensouthwest north alongsaidtrail to itsintersection with Bear Creek-North Fork Blackfoot Trail 17, then 484, thensouthwest alongsaidtrail to the of theBlackfoot River) to Windy Pass Trail (divide between theNorth andEast Forks along Scapegoat Wilderness Boundary north to Arrastra Mountain), then northwest south andEast Fork oftheBlackfoot onthe between Copper andBeaver Creeks onthe the Scapegoat Wilderness Boundary(divide to Red Mountain, thensouthwesterly along Trail 423 thensouthwesterly alongsaidtrail westerly alongsaidTrail 481to Red Mountain intersection withTrail 481at HeartLake, then Grasshopper Creek Divide(BigHole Divide) to northerly from saidpeak alongtheBigHole- Creek Divide to Bloody DickPeak, then along saiddivideandtheBig Hole-Selway Dick-Big HoleDivide, thennortheasterly northwesterly alongsaidborder to theBloody Pass) at theheadofHorse Prairie Creek, then route to theMontana-Idaho border (Bannack 324, thenwesterly andsoutherlyalongsaid then southerlyalongsaidroute to Route Interstate 15andRoute 278 southofDillon, boundary: Beginning at the junction of County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 301 Horse Prairie: That portionofBeaverhead Canyon Dam,thepoint ofbeginning. along saidinterstate to Route 324 at Clark at MonidaPass, thenwesterly andnortherly southeasterly alongsaidlineto Interstate 15 of Horse Prairie Creek, theneasterly and Idaho border Pass) (Bannack at the head southerly alongsaidroute to theMontana- 324 at ClarkCanyon Dam,thenwesterly and at the Junction of Interstate 15 and Route the following-described boundary: Beginning portion ofBeaverhead County lyingwithin 300 MedicineLodge-Lima Peaks: That area around thetown ofLincoln. to allbiggamehunting. This comprises the NOTE: Section 24, T14N,R9W, shallbeclosed divide to Rogers Pass, thepoint ofbeginning. Continental Divide, thensoutheast alongsaid Creek, thennortheast upsaidcreek to the then southeasterly down saidriver to Falls then northalongsaidtrail to Landers Fork, Lake-Bighorn Creek Trail 478 nearHeart Lake, east alongsaidtrail to itsjunction withHeart its junction withWebb Lake Trail then 481, on Red Mountain-Ringeye Creek Trail 423 to north) to Red Mountain, thennortheasterly south andEast Fork oftheBlackfoot onthe between Copper andBeaver Creeks onthe the Scapegoat Wilderness Boundary(divide Arrastra Mountain), thennortheasterly along North and East Forks of theBlackfoot River to Wilderness Boundary(divide between the then southeasterly alongtheScapegoat northeasterly alongsaidtrail to Windy Pass, intersection withWindy Pass Trail 484,then 17, then southeasterly along said trail to its North Fork Blackfoot Forest Trail 32 to Trail Fork ofBlackfoot Trailhead, thennorthon southeasterly alongsaidtrail to theNorth to itsjunction withLake Creek Trail 61, then Camp Lake, thensoutheasterly alongsaidtrail Pass anditsjunction withTrail 1404near 16, thennortheast alongsaidtrail to Camp on Monture Creek Trail 27 to Falls Creek Trail road to theMonture Campground, thennorth Monture Creek Road 89, thennorthonsaid State Route 200, thenwest onsaidroute to then northwest alongState Route 141 to then west alongUSHighway 12to Avon, the Continental Divide to McDonald Pass, Beginning at Rogers Pass, thensouthalong within thefollowing-described boundary: Powell andLewis andClarkCounties lying 293 UpperBlackfoot: Those portionsof Interstate to Milltown, thepoint ofbeginning. 271 to Interstate 90, thenwesterly alongsaid road to Helmville, thensoutherlyalongRoute to Ovando, thensoutheast alongthecounty Milltown, theneast alongState Route 200 following-described boundary: Beginningat Moose 37 Visit Visit fwp.mt.gov the junction of Interstate 90 and U. S. Highway S. Highway 90 and U. of Interstate the junction then northerly along said Livingston, at 89 then westerly Creek, Sixteenmile to highway then River Missouri the to creek said along to of said river shore southerly up the east the up then southwesterly River, the Jefferson then 90, Interstate to of said river shore east the junction to along said interstate easterly point the Livingston, at 89, Highway U.S. with of beginning. portions of Those 313 Spanish Peaks: and Broadwater Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson following-described lying within the Counties of the intersection Beginning at boundary: Divide Creek Gallatin-Dudley Fork the West said river down then and the Gallatin River, Shedds Bridge to in a northerly direction route said along easterly then 84, Route and with its intersection to 191 Highway and U.S. then westerly near Bozeman, 90, Interstate then 287, Highway U.S. to along said interstate the Madison to southerly along said highway near Ennis, then northerly along the east River shore east and the of the Madison River shore then up said creek Creek, Trail to of Ennis Lake the Madison- to direction in a southeasterly Knob Mountain, Divide near Red Creek Cherry the then southerly along said divide to then southeasterly Gallatin-Madison Divide, the Spanish Creek-West along said divide to then Divide, Creek Gallatin-Hellroaring Fork Peak, Wilson along said divide to easterly Creek-West the Dudley down then easterly the the Gallatin River, Gallatin Divide to Fork of beginning. point portions Those 314 Upper Yellowstone-West: lying within the Counties of Gallatin and Park Beginning boundary: following-described and Creek Mile of Eight the confluence at 444-9947 or [email protected] Pass it on. it Pass Be safe and enjoy your hunting season! your hunting enjoy and Be safe an instructor or contact program coordinator an instructor or contact program coordinator and be instructors. part of of volunteer the community Share your passion for hunting by becoming a Montana hunter hunter by becoming a Montana hunting for passion your Share or bowhunter education instructor. It’s a great way to give back back give to way a great It’s instructor. education or bowhunter Wayde Cooperider at 406- Contact your nearest FWP office for more information on how to become to FWP on how information more nearest office for Contact your Divide, and northerly along said divide to to along said divide and northerly Divide, Ridge and Snowflake of Snowflake the toe with the Gallatin its intersection Springs to intersection its to river said down then River, then up said creek Creek, Horn with Buffalo goes along the south line that a posted to direction in an easterly then Flats, side of Cow the to then along said trail 57, USFS Trail to Pass, at Daly Divide Creek Horn-Dailey Buffalo the Gallatin- along said divide to then easterly in a northerly then divide, Rivers Yellowstone Eaglehead to along said divide direction and northerly then in a westerly Mountain, Creek-Porcupine along the Portal direction Creek- divide and along the Porcupine Creek the Gallatin River divide to Creek Levenski the Gallatin of Fork the mouth of West near to up the Gallatin then southerly River River, of beginning. the point Buck Creek, portions of Gallatin Those 311 Hyalite-Portal: lying within the following- Counties and Park of the toe beginning at described boundary: then Ridge and the Gallatin River, Levinski Creek-Porcupine up the Levinski easterly Divide Divide and the Portal-Porcupine Creek along northerly then Mountain, Eaglehead to the Hyalite- Divide to the Gallatin-Yellowstone then northwesterly Divide, Creek Bozeman the Hodgman Canyon- along said divide to then northwesterly Divide, Creeks Leverich (South Road Hyalite said divide to along U.S. to 19th), then northerly along said road said highway along 191, then westerly Highway on the Gallatin Shedds Bridge 84 to and Route of said river shore then southerly up east River, of the beginning. the point Ridge, Levinski to portions of Gallatin, 312 Bridger: Those lying within the Counties Meagher and Park at Beginning boundary: following-described Legal Descriptions Route 278, then easterly along said route to to said route along easterly then 278, Route of beginning. point 15, the Interstate of portions Those Big Hole: East 302 Bow and Silver Deer Lodge Beaverhead, within the following-described lying Counties Route and Wisdom Beginning at boundary: to along said route then northeasterly 43, Bridge, Dickey at road access the Bryant divide the to road said along westerly then then Creek, and Bryant Creek Teddy between up said divide and the Foolhen southwesterly to Alder Creeks and Bryant Divide between said from then southerly Mountain, Foolhen and Big the Big Hole-Wise along mountain (Big 278 Route to Divides Hole-Grasshopper along said then northwesterly Hole Pass), of the point Wisdom, at 43, Route to route beginning. of portions Those Mountains: Crazy 303 Wheatland and Sweetgrass Park, Meagher, lying within the following-described Counties and 89 Highway U.S. Beginning at boundary: then of Livingston, east River the Yellowstone Route State to northerly along said highway Highway U.S. to along said route 294, then east Harlowton, to highway said along east then 12, Interstate 191 to Highway then south along U.S. U.S. to along said interstate then west 90, of the point of Livingston, east 89 Highway beginning portions Those - Hellroaring: Fork 308 West beginning of Madison and Gallatin Counties and the Gallatin of Buck Creek the junction at the to up Buck Creek then westerly River, then northerly along Madison-Gallatin Divide, - West - Hellroaring Spanish said divide to said divide along then easterly Divide, Fork the Divide to Fork Creek-West and the Dudley along said river then Southerly Gallatin River, of the point with Buck Creek, the junction to beginning. of Madison portions Those Creek: 309 Cabin lying within the and Gallatin Counties Beginning at boundary: following-described and U.S. 287 Highway of U.S. the junctions then northerly Y, Duck Creek 191 at Highway the Yellowstone to 191 Highway U.S. along then northerly along boundary, Park National 5.5 miles to said boundary approximately then westerly the Gallatin-Madison Divide, Beaverhead-Gallatin the along said divide to boundary (1.5 miles north of Forest National then southerly along said Expedition Pass), Rock then down Creek, Rock boundary to Lake, of Earthquake north shore to Creek Lake of Earthquake along shore then easterly to River Madison of the shore the north and along the north then easterly Hebgen Lake, Creek, Grayling to of Hebgen Lake shore then 287, Highway U.S. to then up said creek junction its to along said highway easterly the Y, the Duck Creek 191 at Highway with U.S. of beginning. point portions of Gallatin 310 Upper Gallatin: Those lying within the and Madison Counties Beginning boundary: following-described and the of Buck Creek the intersection at the to then up Buck Creek Gallatin River, then south divide, Madison-Gallatin Rivers Peak, Redstreak to along said divide and east Rind then north along the Sage Creek-Bacon Creek Divide and the Sage Creek-Snowslide Creek Sagethe and Divide Creek-Monument Moose to theMontana-Idaho border, thensoutherly drainages, thenwesterly alongsaiddivide between DryCreek andBigLake Creek along saidroad to itsjunction withthedivide Lakes Road andRoute 278, thenwesterly boundary: Beginningat thejunction ofTwin County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 323 South BigHole:That portionofBeaverhead Wolverine Peak, thepoint ofbeginning. to the SloughCreek-Stillwater River Divideat boundary, thennortherlyalongsaidboundary said border to theYellowstone National Park Montana-Wyoming border, thenwest along then east andsouthalongsaidlineto the County LinenearTimberline Mountain, then northerlyalongsaiddivideto thePark Stillwater River Divide at Wolverine Peak, boundary: Beginning on the Slough Creek- County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 322 UpperStillwater: That portionofPark the point ofbeginning. along said route to State Route 287 at Ennis, said interstate to USHWY 287, thensoutherly said route to Interstate 90, theneasterly along route to Route 55, thennortheasterly along 41 at Twin Bridges,thennortherlyalongsaid and northerlyalongState Route 287 to Route boundary: Beginning at Ennis, then westerly Counties lyingwithinthefollowing-described Madison, Silver Bow, and Jefferson Gallatin 320 Tobacco Roots: Those portionsof 43, thepoint ofbeginning. along saidinterstate to itsjunction withRoute along said road to Interstate 15, then southerly Road 96 (Divide Creek Road) theneasterly then southerlyalong Fleecer Ridge to USFS divide to Fleecer Ridgeat Burnt Mountain, Continental Divide, theneasterly along said Creek, thensoutheasterly upsaidcreek to the then northerlyalongsaidroute to American route to Route 274 (MillCreek Highway), and Route 43, then westerly along said at the junction ofInterstate 15nearDivide following-described boundary: Beginning and DeerLodge Counties lyingwithinthe 319 Fleecer: Those portionsof Silver Bow Bozeman, thepoint ofbeginning. to itsintersection withU. S.Highway 191in Livingston, then westerly along said interstate down saidriver northerlyto Interstate 90at said creek to theYellowstone River, then Mile Creek to Eight Mile Creek, then down Divide, thendown theNorthFork ofEight along saiddivideto theGallatin-Yellowstone Hyalite Creeks Divide, thensoutheasterly southeasterly alongsaiddivideto Bozeman- Canyon-Leverich Creeks Divide, then then southerlyalongsaidroad to Hodgman said highway to Hyalite Road (South 19th), Highway 191inBozeman, thenwesterly along at theintersection ofInterstate 90andU. S. following-described boundary: Beginning andParkof Gallatin Counties lyingwithinthe 315 BearCanyon-Trail Creek: Those portions the point ofbeginning. river to itsconfluence withEight Mile Creek, Yellowstone River, thennortherlydown said then easterly alongsaidboundaryto the the Yellowstone National Park boundary, Divide, thensoutherly alongsaiddivideto then upsaidfork to theGallatin-Yellowstone creek to theNorthFork ofEight MileCreek, the Yellowstone River, thenwesterly upsaid 38 Turn InPoachers. Enough isEnough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) the point ofbeginning. route to itsjunction withtheNorth Fork road, route, to Wisdom, thennortherlyalongsaid Chief Joseph Pass, then easterly along said divide to its intersection with Route 43 at Pintlar Peak, then southwesterly alongsaid divide to theContinental DividenearEast Creek divide, thennorthwesterly alongsaid along saidboundaryto MuddCreek-Pintlar USFS boundary, thennortherlyand easterly then northwesterly alongsaidroad to the its intersection with thePintlar Lake Road, southwesterly along theNorthFork Road to 43 nearthemouth ofMuddCreek, then intersection ofNorthFork Road andRoute described boundary: Beginningat the Lodge County lyingwithinthefollowing- 326 NorthFork BigHole:That portionofDeer to Route 43, thepoint ofbeginning. to Route 274, then southerly along said route then northerlyandeasterly alongsaiddivide Continental DividenearEast Pintler Peak, then northwesterly alongsaiddivideto the to the Mudd Creek-Pintler Creek Divide, northerly andeasterly alongsaidboundary its intersection withtheforest boundary, then Road, thennorthwesterly alongsaidroad to road to itsintersection withPintler Creek Fork Road, thensouthwesterly alongsaid along Route 43 to itsintersection withNorth of Route 43 andRoute 274 thenwesterly described boundary: Beginningat thejunction Deer Lodge County lyingwithinthefollowing- 325 Seymour-Deep Creek: That portionof Creek -BigHoleRiver Divide. Wise River drainages) to theGrasshopper drainage andRattlesnake Creek, Birch Creek, said divide(between theGrasshopper Creek Creek Divideat Mountain, thennorthon Baldy then northonsaidcreek to theGrasshopper on saidcreek to theEast Fork ofDyce Creek, east onsaidcreek to Dyce Creek, thennorth on saidcreek to Grasshopper Creek, then Highway 278 andBuffalo Creek, thennorth boundary: From theintersection ofU.S. That portionofHD324 west ofthefollowing Portion ofHD324 Grasshopper Drainage: the point ofbeginning. said interstate to itsjunction withRoute 278, Interstate 15at Divide, thensoutherlyalong Route 43, theneasterly alongsaidroute to Access Road, then easterly along said road to Creek-Teddy Creek Divideto theBryant Creek said divide(Foolhen Ridge) and theBryant Alder Creek Divide, thennortheasterly down to Foolhen Mountain andtheBryant Creek- divide andtheWise River-Big HoleDivide Grasshopper Divide, thennortherlyalongsaid said route to BigHolePass ontheBigHole- Route 278 southofDillon,thenwesterly along Beginning at thejunction ofInterstate 15and lying withinthefollowing-described boundary: Beaverhead, Silver Bow andMadison Counties 324 Wise River-Grasshop: Those portionsof beginning. (3.5 milessouthofWisdom), thepoint of route to itsjunction withtheTwin Lakes Road Hill), thenwesterly andnortherlyalongsaid divide to Route 278 at BigHolePass (Carroll Grasshopper Divide, thennortherlyalongsaid Big Hole-Horse Prairie Divideto theBigHole- Divide, theneasterly alongsaiddivideandthe along saidborder to theBloodyDick-Big Hole Divide, thennortherlyandwesterly along Divide Creek to the Centennial-Blacktail along thedividebetween JonesCreek and to theRuby-Centennial Divide, thenwesterly River Road, thensoutherlyalong saidroad RoadBasin to the junction with the Ruby and westerly alongsaidroad andtheEureka road to Gravelly RangeRoad, then southerly (McAtee Bridge) Road, thenwesterly upsaid highway to thejunction ofJohnny Gulch Highway 287, thensoutherlyalongsaid easterly alongsaidroute to Ennis,andU.S. at Twin BridgesandState Route 287, then following-described boundary: Beginning Beaverhead Counties lying within the 331 Ruby: Those portions of Madison and point ofbeginning. Road, theneasterly to U.S. Highway 287, the the junction ofJohnny Gulch (McAtee Bridge) then northeasterlyBasin), alongsaidroad to road to the Gravelly RangeRoad (nearEureka Staudenmeyer Ranch), then northerly on said the junction of Metzel Creek Road (nearthe westerly along thenorth Centennial Road to of theRed Rock Refuge, thennortherlyand along Centennial Valley Road to theeast end border to Red Rock Pass, thenwesterly Idaho border, thensoutherly alongsaid said highway andRoute 87 to theMontana- (near IndianCreek), thensoutherlyalong U.S. Highway 287 andJohnny GulchRoad following-described boundary: Beginningat and MadisonCounties lyingwithinthe 330 Gravelly: Those portionsofBeaverhead beginning. with Interstate 90at Livingston, thepoint of northerly down said river to its intersection campground to theYellowstone River, then in Yankee JimCanyon, thenwest from said of DomeMountain to theUSFScampground Mtn., thensouthwesterly down thewest face divide to SlidingMtn.,Red Mtn.andDome then northwesterly andwesterly alongsaid Bear Creek-Mill Creek Divideto Monitor Peak, Creek Divide, thennorthwesterly alongthe southwesterly to theBearCreek-Hellroaring Creek Divideto Mount Wallace, then southwesterly alongtheMillCreek-Hellroaring Hellroaring Creek-Bridge Creek Divide, then the Pyramid, thensoutheasterly to MillCreek- southeasterly alongtheMillCreek Divideto West BoulderRiver Divideto Mt.Cowan, then southwesterly alongtheYellowstone River- up saidcreek to Elephant HeadMtn.,then said interstate to Mission Creek, thensouth the Yellowstone River, then easterly along at theintersection ofInterstate 90and described boundary: Beginningat Livingston of Park County lyingwithinthefollowing- 329 UpperYellowstone East: Those portions point ofbeginning. then easterly down saidroute to Wisdom, the to its junction with Route 43 at Lost Trail Pass, Idaho border, thennortherlyalongsaidborder westerly alongsaiddivideto theMontana- Creek and Big Lake Creek drainages, then to itsjunction withthedividebetween Dry then westerly andsoutherlyalongsaidroad (approximately 3.5milessouthofWisdom), its junction withTwin Lake’s Foothills Road at Wisdom, thensoutherlyonRoute 278 to following-described boundary: Beginning of Beaverhead County lyingwithinthe 327 Ruby Creek-Yank Swamp: That portion Moose 39 Visit Visit fwp.mt.gov That portion of Madison Madison portion of That Madison: 360 East the following-described lying within County on the bridge the at Beginning boundary: at 287 Highway and U.S. River Madison along said southerly and easterly Ennis, then then 87, Route with its junction to highway then the Madison River to route south on said Madison of the the north shore along easterly the confluence to Lake Earthquake and River said up then northwesterly Creek, of Rock National Beaverhead-Gallatin the to creek then north along said boundary, Forest boundary and the Madison-Gallatin Divide the Divide to Creek and the Madison-Cherry Knob Mountain, Red near Creek head of Trail Trail down direction then in a northeasterly then southerly up the Madison River, to Creek the and of the Madison River shore the east the bridge on the to of Ennis Lake shore east Ennis, at 287 Highway U.S. and Madison River of beginning. the point portions Madison: Those Hebgen-Upper 361 within lying of Madison and Gallatin Counties Beginning boundary: the following-described Yellowstone of boundary western the where the Montana-Idaho intersects Park National Yellowstone the along northerly then border, its intersection to Boundary Park National southerly along said 191,then with US Highway 287 with US Highway its junction to highway along said westerly then Y, the Duck Creek at said then down Creek, Grayling to highway along the westerly then Hebgen Lake, to creek Hebgen Lake to of Hebgen Lake north shore of north shore along the Dam, then westerly to Lake and Earthquake the Madison River to then southerly along said route 87, Route then southeasterly border the Montana-Idaho of the the intersection to along said border the Boundary, Park National Yellowstone of beginning. point portions of Jefferson, Those 380 Radersburg: lying and Clark Counties and Lewis Broadwater boundary: within the following-described along southerly then Boulder, at Beginning along then easterly 90, Interstate to 69 Route west Bridge River the Jefferson to said route the down northeasterly then Forks, of Three then River, to the Missouri River Jefferson of said river bank the east northerly down and Highway12 S. with U. its intersection to then southerly north of Townsend, 287 Route and the Townsend to along said highways easterly then 12, S. Highway of U. intersection Route of junction the to highway said along the to 284, then northerly along said route Road, Creek Gurnett with Lower intersection shore the east to along said road then westerly then northerly Reservoir, Ferry of Canyon Dam and Ferry Canyon to along said shore southerly along said route 284,then Route along westerly 287-12,then Highway U.S. to 15, then southerly Interstate to said highway of the point Boulder, to along said interstate beginning. Jefferson of portions Those Butte-Basin: 382 lying within the Counties Bow and Silver at Beginning boundary: following-described along Interstate then northeasterly Boulder, then Divide, Pear the Boulder-Prickly 15 to the Boulder along said divide to westerly then westerly Divide, Mile Creek River-Ten County the Jefferson along said divide to and southerly along said then westerly line, Those portions of Beaverhead, of Beaverhead, portions Those 340 Highlands: Counties Bow Silver and Jefferson Madison, the following-described within lying then northerly Dillon, at Beginning boundary: northeasterly then 55, Route to 41 along Route then westerly 90, Interstate to along said route of Rocker), west mile 15 (one Interstate to Dillon, to along said interstate then southerly of beginning. the point Bow portions of Silver Those Rye: High 341 lying within the Counties and Deer Lodge Beginning at boundary: following-described 90 and Interstate of Interstate the junction said then southerly along 15 near Rocker, 96 with USFS Road its junction to Interstate along westerly then Road), Creek (Divide northerly then Ridge, Fleecer to said road Divide Continental the to said ridge along along said then westerly Mountain, Burnt at then the head of American Creek, divide to 274 Route to said creek down northwesterly then northerly along Highway), (Mill Creek along said 1, then easterly Route to said route along then easterly 90, Interstate to route of point 15, the Interstate to said Interstate beginning. US Helena-North: Beginning at 343 and Pass MacDonald at 12 West Highway then northwesterly Divide, the Continental the North Divide to along the Continental down southeasterly then Creek, Lyons Fork 15, then southeasterly Interstate to said creek the north boundary of to along said route the north of the at 31,Section T12N, R3W, 15, then following spilt median of Interstate 31 westerly the north boundary of Section 36, T12N, of Section corner the northeast to boundary then southerly along the east R4W, south the along west then 36, Section of Meadow Green 36 to boundary of Section Drive Meadow then south along Green Drive, then Hills Road, with Woodland its junction to junction its to Road Hills Woodland on west along then south Road, Mountain with Lone (Lincoln 279 Highway to Road Mountain Lone route along said then westerly West) Road 602 Route with County its intersection to as Williams also known Road, (the Birdseye the to then southerly along said route Street), and 15, T10N, R4W, north boundary of Section and owned with the property the intersection of Defense the Department by administered 15, T10N, Harrison in Section as Fort and known then along the boundary of all property R4W, the Department by and administered owned Sections in Harrison Fort as known Defense of to 21,R4W, T10N, 22, and 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, (the 602 Route County with the intersection Street) as Williams also known Road, Birdseye then southerly 22, T10N, R4W, in Section with US its intersection to along said route to along said route 12, then westerly Highway Divide, Continental the and Pass MacDonald of beginning. the point portions Those Bull Mountains: Whitetail- 350 lying Counties and Jefferson Bow Silver of boundary: within the following-described along then southeasterly Butte, Beginning at then Bridge, 69 the Route 90 to Interstate 15 Interstate to northerly along said route said along southwesterly then Boulder, at of beginning. the point Butte, to interstate Legal Descriptions said divide and the Ruby-Blacktail Divide the Ruby-Blacktail divide and said the to Divide Sweetwater-Blacktail the and along said westerly then Road, Sweetwater then northeasterly 41, and Route Dillon to road Bridges, Twin at 287 Route to along said route of beginning. the point Beaverhead of portions Those Blacktail: 332 within the lying Counties and Madison at Beginning boundary: following-described then easterly Road, Sweetwater Dillon and the the Sweetwater-Blacktail to along said road said divide to along then southwesterly Divide, then southeasterly Divide, the Blacktail-Ruby the Centennial-Blacktail along said divide to the divide to along said then westerly Divide, north then southerly to Road, Creek Clover along said then westerly Road, Centennial said along northerly then 15, Interstate to road of beginning. the point Dillon, to interstate Beaverhead portions of Those 333 Centennial: lying within the and Madison Counties Beginning boundary: following-described the north side along Lima, then easterly at Creek Clover the to Road Centennial-Lima to road along said then northerly Road, easterly then Divide, Centennial-Blacktail the divide and northerly along said divide to then and Divide Creek, Jones Creek between Ruby-Long the to said divide along easterly road then northerly along said Road, Creek then Basin Road, of Eureka the junction to Road Creek Metzel to up said road easterly Basin), down southerly then Eureka (near with North Centennial its junction to said road Ranch), then (near the Staudenmeyer Road with its junction to along said road westerly along southerly then Road, Brundage Lane with South Centennial its junction to said road its to along said road then westerly Road, Jones and with the divide between junction said divide then southerly up Creeks, Winslow westerly then border, the Montana-Idaho to 15, then Interstate to along said border Lima, the to along said interstate westerly of beginning. point portions of Those Rock-Odell: 334 Red following- the within lying County Beaverhead Rock Red Beginning at described boundary: then border, the Montana-Idaho on Pass Road Valley Centennial the along westerly then Refuge, Rock end of Red the east to Centennial along north northerly and westerly of Brundage Lane Road, the junction to Road its junction to then southerly along said road then westerly Road, with south Centennial with the divide its junction to along said road then Creeks, Jones and Winslow between the Montana-Idaho southerly up said divide to Red to along said border then easterly border, of beginning. the point Pass, Rock and portions of Lewis Helena-South: Those 335 lying within the Counties Clark and Jefferson at Beginning boundary: following-described 12 and Interstate Highway of U.S. the junction then south along said of Helena, 15 east Creek-Boulder the Prickly Pear to interstate said divide along then westerly Divide, River to Divide River Creek-Boulder Tenmile and northerly along then Divide, the Continental along 12, then east Highway U.S. said divide to the junction Helena to through said highway 15, the point 12 and Interstate Highway of U.S. of beginning. Moose US Highway 89, thepoint ofbeginning. the Blackfeet Indian Reservation boundary to trail to Swift Dam,thennorthandeast along and USFSTrail then easterly 121, alongsaid northerly alongsaiddivideto Pass Badger said boundaryto theContinental Divide, then Wilderness Boundary, thennortherlyalong westerly alongsaidtrail to theBobMarshal along saidroad to USFSTrail 165, then junction oftheSouth Fork Road, thenwesterly Road, thensoutherlyalongsaidroad to the road to the junction of the Bellview Cutacross Road nearChoteau, then westerly alongsaid highway to thejunction oftheTeton Canyon on USHighway 89, thensoutherlyalongsaid the Blackfeet IndianReservation boundary following describedboundary: Beginningat Pondera andTeton Counties lyingwithinthe 441 Rocky Mountain Front: Those portionsof Pass), thepoint ofbeginning. the Continental Divide to Summit (Marias trail to Pass, Badger thennorthwesterly along Birch Creek Trail), thenwesterly alongsaid boundary to USFSTrail 121(NorthFork of boundary, thensoutheasterly alongsaid boundary to the Blackfeet Indian Reservation northeast along the Glacier National Park Beginning at Summit(MariasPass), then within thefollowing-described boundary: portions ofPondera andGlacierCounties lying 415 Summit-North Fork Birch Creek: Those to Sweetgrass, thepoint ofbeginning. Interstate 15,thennorthalongsaidinterstate then west alongsaidhighway to Shelby and line, thensouthonsaidlineto USHighway 2, east onsaidborder to theLiberty-Hill County Interstate 15ontheCanadian border, then the Port ofSweetgrass anditsjunction with following-described boundary: Beginningat Toole andLiberty Counties lyingwithinthe 401 Sweetgrass Hills:Those portionsof beginning. and Route287 northofTownsend, thepoint of river to itsintersection withUSHighway 12 River, then northerly up the east bankof said then westerly alongsaidcreek to the Missouri the town ofRinglingand Sixteenmile Creek, Hwy 89, thensoutherlyalongsaidhighway to along saidhighway to itsintersection with intersection withUSHighway 12,theneasterly County line, thensoutherlyalongthislineto its intersection withtheBroadwater/Meagher 425), thennortherlyalongsaidroad to its Magpie Creek Road (Forest Service Road creek to theintersection withRoute 284and with MagpieCreek, then northerlyalongsaid northerly alongsaidshore to theconfluence east shore ofCanyon Ferry Reservoir, then Road, thenwesterly alongsaidroad to the to theintersection withLower Gurnett Creek of Route 284,thennortherlyalongsaidroute easterly alongsaidhighway to thejunction and theintersection ofUSHighway 12,then southerly alongsaidhighways to Townsend 12 andRoute 287 northofTownsend, then bank oftheMissouri River withUSHighway Beginning at the intersection oftheeast lying withinthefollowing-described boundary: of Broadwater, andMeagherCounties Gallatin 390 West BigBeltMountains: Those portions interstate to Boulder, thepoint ofbeginning. line to Interstate 15,thennortherlyalongsaid 40 Turn InPoachers. Enough isEnough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) West Rosebud Rivers, thepoint ofbeginning. to the intersection of the East Rosebud and the Rosebud River, thensoutherlyupsaidriver then easterly down saidriver to themouthof easterly alongsaidroad to theStillwater River, the SpringCreek -BridgerCreek Road, then Creek, thennortheasterly down saidcreek to and easterly alongsaidboundaryto Bridger National Forest boundary, thennortherly westerly along said line to the Custer - Gallatin Stillwater County LinenearGranite Peak, then up thedividebetween saidrivers to thePark - miles south of Absarokee) then southwesterly East Rosebud andWest Rosebud Rivers (three boundary: Beginningat theintersection ofthe lying withinthefollowing-described portions ofCarbon andStillwater counties 513 Fishtail-Fiddler Creek-Stillwater: Those to Route 294, thepoint ofbeginning. U.S. Highway 89, then south on said highway Lewistown, then westerly on said highway to on said highway to U.S. Highway 87 at to U.S. Highway thenwest 191, andsoutherly to State Route 19, then northonsaidroute 87 at Roundup, then northonsaidhighway 12, theneast onsaidhighway to U.S. Highway northeasterly onRoute 294to U.S. Highway 89 andRoute 294northofRingling,then Beginning at thejunction ofU.S. Highway within thefollowing describedboundary: Petroleum andWheatland Counties lying Valley, Meagher, JudithBasin, Musselshell, Those portionsofCascade, Fergus, Golden 496 East Little Belt-Castles-Snowy Mountains: U.S. Highway 12,thepoint ofbeginning. southeasterly andsouthonsaidhighway to on saidinterstate to U.S. Highway 89, then said route to Interstate 15,thennortheasterly said river to Route 330, thennortherlyon River, thensouthwesterly orupstream along downstream alongsaidriver to theMissouri confluence withtheSmithRiver, thennorthor Creek, theneasterly down saidcreek to its Ridge), theneasterly alongsaiddivideto Two Creek-Smith River Divide(easterly endofElk Clark/Meagher County line) to theHound (Broadwater andsubsequently Lewis and Belt Mountains mainhydrological divide County line) thennortherlyalongtheBig hydrological divide(Broadwater andMeagher Highway 12to theBigBeltMountains main Sulphur Springs, south andwest onU.S. U.S. Highways 89 &12northeast ofWhite boundary: Beginning at the junction of Counties lyingwithinthefollowing-described Those portionsofCascade, andMeagher 494 East BigBelt-West Little BeltMountains: beginning. south alongsaidroute to Geyser, thepoint of creek to theGeyser/Geraldine Route 551, then to Arrow Creek, thensouthwesterly upsaid Benton, thensoutherlyalongsaidhighway along saidroute to Highway 80nearFt. Route 228nearHighwood, thennortheasterly Creek, then northerly down said creek to northwesterly alongsaidhighway to Belt Beginning at Highway 87 at Geyser, then lying withinthefollowing describedboundary: Cascade, Chouteau Counties andJudithBasin 447 Highwood Mountains: Those portions of Canadian Border,the point ofbeginning. where theHill-Liberty County Linemeets the Hill County Line, thennorthalongsaidlineto then northwesterly alongsaidriver to the Reservoir/Missouri River to the Marias River, westerly alongthenorth shore ofFort Peck said shore to theFort Peck DamSpillway, then of Fort Peck Reservoir, thennortherly along northerly alongsaidcreek to theeast shore along saidcreek to BigDryCreek, then Creek west ofFlowing Wells, thennortherly and westerly alongsaid route to Little Dry to State Route 200at Fairview, thensouthwest Dakota Border, thensouthalongsaidborder Border, theneast onsaidborder to theNorth Hill-Liberty County Linemeets theCanadian boundary: Beginningat apoint where the Counties lyingwithinthefollowing described McCone, andRichland Sheridan,Garfield Chouteau, Phillips,Valley, Daniels,Roosevelt, 600 Hi-Line:Those portionsofHill,Blaine, to BigTimber, thepoint ofbeginning. Interstate 90, theneast alongsaidinterstate Mission Creek, thennorthdown saidcreek to to Elephant HeadMountain andtheheadof the West Boulder-Yellowstone River Divide Divide to Mt.Cowan, thennortheast along along theBoulder-Hellroaring/Mill Creek Creek Divideto BoulderPass, thennorthwest Columbine Pass alongtheBoulder-Slough to Columbine Pass, then southwest from then west andsouthalongsaidboundary the Custer-Gallatin National Forest boundary, Bridger Creek, thensouthalongsaidcreek to Big Timber then east along Interstate 90 to following-described boundary: Beginningat Sweet Grass Counties lyingwithinthe 516 Boulder:Those portionsofPark and beginning. along saidinterstate to Billings,thepoint of intersection withInterstate 90, theneasterly 78, thennortherlyalongsaidroute to its said river to itsintersection withState Route the Yellowstone River, theneasterly down the Stillwater River to itsconfluence with River at Absarokee, thennortherlydown River to itsconfluence withthe Stillwater Rivers, thennortherlydown theRosebud to the confluence of East and West Rosebud divide, thennortheasterly alongsaiddivide the East Rosebud andWest Rosebud Rivers County line, thennorthalongsaidlineto west along saidboundary to the Park-Carbon National Forest boundary, thennorthand along saidborder to theCuster-Gallatin route to theWyoming border, thenwesterly 72 southofBridger, thensoutherlyalongsaid said highway to itsjunction withState Route with U.S. Highway 310, thennortherlyalong then westerly alongsaidroad to itsjunction along saidroad to theBowler-Bridger Road, CreekSage Road, thenwesterly andsoutherly southerly alongsaidboundaryto the Bowler- 87) to theCrow Reservation boundary, then along theOldHardin Road (old Highway Beginning at Billings,thensoutheasterly within thefollowing-described boundary: Stillwater andYellowstone counties lying 514 Rock Creek: Those portionsofCarbon,

Mountain Goat Flathead River, thepoint ofbeginning. River to the mouthoftheSouthFork ofthe southerly and westerly along the Flathead the NorthFork oftheFlathead River, then along saidriver andGlacierNational Park to Flathead River, thennortherlyandwesterly creek andElkCreek to theMiddleFork ofthe to Dirtyface Creek, theneasterly down said along saidtrail over theMiddleFork Divide easterly upsaidcreek to USFSTrail 62, then Hungry Horse Reservoir, to Logan Creek, then southeasterly uptheSouthFork, through South Fork oftheFlathead River, then boundary: Beginningat themouth of the County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 140 Great Northern:That portionofFlathead beginning. route to theHollandLake Road, thepoint of Clearwater Divide, thennortherlyonsaid Forest boundaryto Route 83at theSwan- westerly alongtheFlathead-Lolo National to theSwan Divideat Wolverine Peak, then boundary, thenwesterly along said boundary trail to HaunPass at theLolo National Forest 125 (HaunCreek), thensoutherlyonsaid and westerly alongsaidcreek to USFS Trail South Fork to Youngs Creek, thensoutherly River, theninasoutherlydirection alongthe said creek to theSouthFork oftheFlathead on saidtrail to Creek, BigSalmon thendown USFS Trail 80(South Fork), then southerly northerly andeasterly alongsaidtrail to the trail to theUSFSTrail then 110(BigSalmon), Trail 212(Shaw Creek), thennortherlyonsaid northerly andeasterly onsaidtrail to USFS Holland Lake andPendant Creek Trail, then 35, then easterly alongsaidtrail to Upper Loop Road to theUpperHollandLake Trail easterly alongsaidroad andtheOwlCreek on Route 83at theHollandLake Road, then the following-described boundary: Beginning Missoula andPowell Counties lyingwithin 133 Swan-Clearwater: Those portionsof beginning. said border to State Route 200, thepoint of highway to theIdahoborder, thensouthalong U.S. Highway 2,then westerly along said River Road), thennorthalongsaidroute to easterly along said route to Route 56 (Bull on State Route 200 at theIdahoborder, then the following-described boundary: Beginning of Lincoln Counties andSanders lyingwithin 101 West Cabinet Mountains: Those portions Highway 2,thepoint ofbeginning. Road), thennortherly alongsaidroute to U.S. route to thejunction ofRoute 56(BullRiver State Route 200, thenwesterly alongsaid Vermilion River westerly alongsaidroad to River divideanddown Willow Creek andthe along said road over East Fisher-Vermilion Creek Road 154,theneasterly andsoutherly southwesterly alongsaidroad to East Fisher U.S. Highway 2to Silver Butte Road 54,then said highway to Libby, thensoutherlyalong U.S. Highway 2,thensoutheasterly along where Route 56(BullRiver Road) meets the following-described boundary: Beginning Lincoln Counties andSanders lyingwithin 100 Cabinet Mountains: Those portionsof Mountain Goat Hunting District 42 42 Legal Descriptions Turn InPoachers. Enough isEnough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) Route 294,theneasterly alongsaidroute 89, then northerlyalongsaidhighway to westerly alongInterstate 90 to U.S. Highway boundary: Beginningat Big Timber, then Counties lyingwithinthefollowing-described Meagher, Wheatland, Sweet Grass and Park 313 Crazy Mountains: Those portionsof to Wisdom, thepoint ofbeginning. then westerly andsoutherly along said route northerly alongsaidinterstate to Route 43, easterly alongRoute 278 to Interstate 15,then Beginning at Wisdom, thensoutherlyand lying withinthefollowing-described boundary: Deer Lodge, Silver Bow andMadisonCounties 312 Pioneer:Those portionsofBeaverhead, said highway to Lolo, thepoint ofbeginning. said road to U.S. Highway 12,theneast along border to DickCreek Road, then northalong Montana-Idaho border, thennorthalongsaid Cup Creek, thenwest upsaidcreek to the Lolo, thensouthonU.S. Highway 93 to Tin following-described boundary: Beginningat Ravalli and Missoula Counties lying withinthe 240 West Bitterroot: Those portionsof Continental Divide, thepoint ofbeginning. Switchback Pass andKevan Mountain onthe Flathead River over Pentagon Mountain to between theMiddleandSouthForks ofthe from saidtrail junction alongthedivide junction ofUSFSTrail 173, thensoutheasterly 359, thennortheasterly alongsaidtrail to the 109, theneasterly alongsaidtrail to USFSTrail southeasterly alongsaidtrail to USFSTrail trail to Silvertip Cabin andUSFSTrail 83, then 89 onSilvertip Creek, thennortherlyonsaid USFS Trail 103, then up said trail to USFSTrail northerly alongsaidriver to MidCreek and the SouthFork oftheFlathead River, then trail to White River, thendown saidriver to to USFSTrail 263, thennortherlyalongsaid trail staying onthesouthsideofWhite River with USFSTrail 112,then westerly alongsaid Pass, thenwesterly onsaidtrail to itsjunction said divideto USFSTrail 138at White River and Switchback Pass, then southerly along on theContinental Divideat Kevan Mountain the following-described boundary: Beginning Flathead and Powell Counties lying within 150 Continental Divide: Those portionsof Divide, thepoint ofbeginning. northerly alongsaidtrail to theContinental 179 (Lodgepole Creek), theneasterly and along saidtrail to itsjunction withUSFSTrail USFS Trail 154(MorrisonCreek), theneasterly northerly alongsaidtrail to USFSTrail 155 and junction withUSFSTrail 81(MinerCreek), then Lake, thennorthwesterly alongsaidtrail to its said trail to USFSTrail 237 nearGunsight to USFSTrail 43, then northwesterly along USFS Trail 83,thenwesterly alongsaidtrail Trail 109, thenwesterly alongsaidtrail to along USFS Trail 359 to the junction of USFS Wilderness boundary, thensouthwesterly USFS Trails 173 and359 at theBob-Marshall Flathead River over Pentagon Mountain to between theMiddleandSouthForks ofthe Pass, then northwesterly along the divide divide to Kevan Mountain andSwitchback Continental Divide, thensoutherlyalongsaid of USFSTrail 179 (Lodgepole Creek) andthe described boundary: Beginningat thejunction Flathead County lyingwithinthefollowing- 142 UpperMiddleFork: That portionof said creek to theYellowstone National Park to Hellroaring Creek, thensoutherlydown down theWest Fork ofHellroaring Creek Mountain, then southerly from said divide Divide between Crow Mountain andBridge Bridge Creek-West Fork of Hellroaring Creek Creek, thensouthwesterly upsaidcreek to the River, then southerlyupsaidriver to Bridge easterly down Fourmile Creek to the Boulder divide at Silver Pass, thenfrom saidpass to the East Fork ofMillCreek-Fourmile Creek then easterly uptheEast Fork ofMillCreek up saidcreek to theEast Fork ofMillCreek, the mouthofMillCreek, thensoutheasterly Gardiner, thennortherlydown saidriver to where itleaves Yellowstone National Park at boundary: BeginningontheYellowstone River County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 323 SouthAbsaroka: That portionof Park point ofbeginning. southerly alongsaidhighway to Ennis,the on Route 359 to U.S. Highway 287, then said interstate to Cardwell, thensoutheasterly Interstate 90at Whitehall, theneasterly on Route 55, thennortheasterly onsaidroute to Twin Bridges,thennortherlyonRoute 41 to and northerlyalongRoute 287 to Route 41 at boundary: Beginning at Ennis, then westerly Counties lyingwithinthefollowing-described Jeffersonof Madison,Gallatin, andSilver Bow 320 Tobacco Root Mountains: Those portions the point ofbeginning. to theYellowstone National Park boundary, Slough Creek, thensoutherlydown saidcreek Creek Divide, easterly over saiddivideto then southerlyupsaidriver to theSlough its junction withtheEast Fork BoulderRiver, Rainbow Creek, thendown Rainbow Creek to then down saidcreek to itsjunction with divide to theheadofFishCreek at FishLake, Columbine Pass, thennortherlyalongsaid to the Stillwater-Boulder River divide at Wounded ManCreek, thenupsaidcreek River, thennortherlydown saidriver to said road to itsjunction with theStillwater Abundance Road, thennorthwesterly along along saidhighway to Daisy Pass-Lake line to U.S. Highway 212, then northeasterly Wyoming State Line, theneasterly alongsaid easterly alongsaidboundary to the Montana/ Yellowstone National Park boundary, then at theintersection ofSloughCreek andthe following-described boundary: Beginning Grass, andStillwater Counties lyingwithinthe 316 Cooke City: Those portionsofPark, Sweet Interstate 90, thepoint ofbeginning. Gardiner, thennortherlydown saidriver to intersection withtheYellowstone River near then easterly alongsaidboundaryto the to theYellowstone National Park Boundary, River,Gallatin thensoutherlyupsaidriver and Route 84,thenwest onsaidroute to the westerly alongsaidhighway to Four Corners junction ofU.S. Highway 191at Bozeman, then then westerly alongsaidinterstate to the of theYellowstone River andInterstate 90, described boundary: Beginningat thejunction and Park Counties lyingwithinthefollowing- Range:Those314 Gallatin portionsofGallatin of beginning. along saidhighway to BigTimber, thepoint highway to U.S. Highway thensoutherly 191, to U.S. Highway 12,theneasterly alongsaid Mountain Goat 43 Visit Visit fwp.mt.gov Those portions portions Those Madison: Hebgen-Upper 361 lying within Gallatin and of Madison Counties Beginning boundary: the following-described Yellowstone of boundary western the where Montana-Idaho the intersects Park National Yellowstone the along northerly then border, its intersection Boundary to Park National along southwesterly then Creek, with Grayling Lake, of Hebgen north shore the to said creek Hebgen of along the north shore then westerly Dam, then westerly Hebgen Lake to Lake and the Madison River of along the north shore then southerly 87, Route to Lake Earthquake border Montana-Idaho the to said route along the to said border along then southeasterly Park National of the Yellowstone intersection of beginning. point the Boundary, of Gallatin portion That Creek: Cabin 362 the following-described lying within County of junction the at Beginning boundary: then and the Gallatin River, Creek Fork Taylor then Creek, Wapiti to Fork up Taylor westerly the Madison- to up Wapiti southwesterly Pt.), south then Gallatin divide (near Apex the Madison River, to Creek Beaver down of said along the north shores then easterly then Creek, Grayling to and Hebgen Lake river the Montana- to up said creek northeasterly then boundary, Park National Yellowstone its intersection north along said boundary to then northwesterly with the Gallatin River the point Creek, Fork Taylor to along said river of the beginning. of Gallatinportions and Those Bridgers: 393 lying within the following- Counties Park the junction Beginning at described boundary: then easterly Bozeman, 205 and 86 at of Route its junction to 86 and northerly along Route then Wilsall), of (north 89 Highway S. U. with with its junction to north along said highway then westerly Road, the Ringling-Maudlow Creek Dry with its junction to road said along along said then southerly Maudlow, at Road 411), (Route Road Mountain and Rocky road then southeasterly Belgrade, 205 at Route to 86, with Route its junction to along said route of beginning. the point portions of Teton, Those Creek: Birch 415 lying with the and Glacier Counties Pondera Beginning at boundary: following-described boundary Forest and Clark National the Lewis 120 one mile north of Badger USFS Trail at the mouth of to then southwesterly Creek, 120, along USFS Trail Badger Creek South Fork Badger 104 to then southerly along USFS Trail Continental the along southerly then Pass, 105, and USFS Trail Pass Gateway Divide to Swift to along said trail then northeasterly on Creek Birch Dam, then northerly across Clark National and the Lewis 121 to USFS Trail along then north and west Boundary, Forest of beginning. the point said boundary, portion of Chouteau That Butte: Square 447 lying within the following-described County then Geraldine, at Beginning boundary: Arrow 80 to along Route southeasterly to creek up said then southwesterly Creek, then Road, County the Geyser-Geraldine the Geraldine, to northerly along said road of beginning. point That portion That Creek: Hellroaring-Slough 329 the following- lying within County of Park on Slough Beginning boundary: described Park National Yellowstone the on Creek along said boundary then westerly boundary, up said then northerly Creek, Hellroaring to Creek, of Hellroaring Fork the West to creek divide the to up said creek then northerly Creek of Hellroaring Fork the West between Mountain Crow between Creek, and Bridge said from northerly then Mountain, and Bridge Main Boulder the to Creek Bridge divide down the East to then southerly up said river River, and easterly then River Boulder the of Fork Divide, Slough Creek to southerly up said river Slough said divide to over then easterly the to said creek down then southerly Creek, the point boundary, Park National Yellowstone of beginning. Park portions of Those 330 North Absaroka: lying within the Counties Grass and Sweet Beginning boundary: following-described the Boulder bridge over 90 the Interstate at up then southwesterly near Big Timber, River up then westerly Creek, Fourmile to said river of Fork Creek-East the Fourmile to said creek then westerly Pass, Silver divide at Mill Creek of Mill Fork East the down said pass from to Mill Creek down then northwesterly Creek, then northerly down River, the Yellowstone the 90 bridge over the Interstate to said river of the point near Big Timber, Boulder River beginning. portions of Those Mountains: 331 Snowcrest lying within Counties and Madison Beaverhead Beginning boundary: the following-described Montana and 41 Routes of junction the at easterly then Bridges, Twin at 287 Highway River Ruby the to 287 Highway Montana along the to then southerly along said road Road, along southwesterly then Road, Creek Long then Road, the Clover-Blacktail to said road at 41 Route to along said road northwesterly along said route Dillon, then northeasterly at 287 Highway with Montana its junction to of beginning. point Bridges, the Twin portions Those Mountains: North Big Belt 350 Clark and Cascade & Lewis of Broadwater, described following lying within the Counties of the the junction Beginning at boundary: Ferry and Canyon Gulch mouth of Confederate along the east then northwesterly Reservoir, Dam Ferry Canyon to of said reservoir shore northwesterly then , Reservoir Hauser and Hauser to reservoir said of shore east the along then northerly River, Dam and the Missouri shore and the east River along the Missouri the confluence to Reservoir of Upper Holter then northerly along said Creek, of Willow along then easterly Elkhorn Creek, to creek and Clark/Cascade the Lewis to said creek and east then line near Hump Cabin, County of junction the to line along said southeasterly then southeasterly line, the Meagher County line & Clark County along the Meagher/Lewis line, County Broadwater the of junction the to then southerly along the Broadwater/Meagher of the Confederate the junction line to County Rd (County/USFS Gulch Road Gulch-Benton the to on said route then southwesterly #287), 284, then north on highway of state junction with Confederate its junction to said highway along Confederate Gulch, then southwesterly of beginning. the point Gulch to Legal Descriptions boundary, then westerly along said boundary said boundary along westerly then boundary, the point Gardiner, at River the Yellowstone to of beginning. portions of Those Spanish Peaks: 324 within lying Gallatinand Madison Counties Beginning boundary: the following-described then easterly of Jack Creek, the mouth at the Madison-Gallatin Rivers to up said creek Fork West of the the Middle Fork divide and said down then easterly of the Gallatin River, the Gallatin River, to Forks Middle and West said of shore the west then northerly down said along 84, then westerly Route to river then southerly up the Madison River, to route to and Ennis Lake of said river shore the east of beginning. point the Jack Creek, portions Those Creek: Creek-Indian Jack 325 lying within of Gallatin and Madison Counties Beginning boundary: the following-described on the Madison the mouth of Jack Creek at the to up said creek then easterly River, divide and the Middle Madison-Gallatin Rivers of the Gallatin River, Fork of the West Fork said Middle and West down then easterly 191, then southerly Highway U.S. to Forks Buck of mouth the to highway said along the to up said creek then westerly Creek, divide and then Gallatin-Madison Rivers Shedhorn Ridge southerly along said divide to of Shedhorn the toe then down (mountain), Indian to direction Ridge in a northwesterly to said creek down then westerly Creek, then with the Madison River, its confluence of the Madison shore the east northerly down of the point the mouth of Jack Creek, to River beginning. portions Those Creek: Indian Creek-Wolf 326 lying within of Gallatin and Madison Counties Beginning boundary: the following-described on the Madison the mouth of Indian Creek at toe the to said creek up easterly then River, then up the of Shedhorn Ridge (mountain), direction of said ridge in a southeasterly toe northerly then Madison-Gallatinthe divide, to head of Buck Creek, the along said divide to Highway U.S. to said creek down then easterly 191, then southerly along said highway then Creek, Fork the mouth of Taylor to then Creek, Wapati to up said creek westerly the Madison- to up said creek southwesterly Pt.), then westerly Gallatin divide (near Apex to Peak) Sentinel (through said divide along Creek, and the head of Wolf Expedition Pass the Madison to said creek down then westerly the to said river then northerly down River, beginning. of point the Creek, Indian of mouth portions of Those Lake: Creek-Quake Wolf 327 lying within the Gallatin and Madison Counties at Beginning boundary: following-described on the Madison River, Creek the mouth of Wolf Pass Expedition to Creek Wolf up easterly then then easterly and the Madison-Gallatin divide, Peak Sentinel said divide and through along on the Madison Creek the head of Beaver to to Creek Beaver then southerly down River, with the Madison of said creek the confluence of along the north shore then westerly River, and Lake and Earthquake the Madison River Madison the of side east the along northerly of point the Creek, Wolf of mouth the to River the beginning. Mountain Goat point ofbeginning. and easterly alongRoute 78 to Red Lodge, the East Rosebud Creek to Roscoe, thensoutherly Fossil Lake, then northerly andeasterly down Broadwater River-East Rosebud Divideto to DeadHorse Lake, theneasterly over the through Widewater, Fox andRussell Lakes Russell Creek, thennortherlyupRussell Creek along said border to Big Moose Lake and the Montana-Wyoming border, thenwesterly then southerlyandwesterly upRock Creek to described boundary: Beginning at Red Lodge, and Park Counties lyingwithinthefollowing- 517 Rock Creek: Those portionsofCarbon Creek to Red Lodge, thepoint ofbeginning. Creek, thennortherlyandeasterly down Rock then westerly alongsaidborder to Rock said route to theMontana-Wyoming border, junction withRoute 72, thensoutherlyalong easterly alongRoute 308to Belfry andits boundary: Beginningat Red Lodge, then County lyingwithinthefollowing-described 514 LineCreek: That portionofCarbon beginning. Geyser-Geraldine Road to Geyser, the point of at Geraldine, thensouthwesterly alongthe along said right-of-way to State Route 80 right-of-way, thennortherlyandeasterly down saidcreek to theMilwaukee Railroad U.S. Highway 87 to BeltCreek, thennortherly Beginning at Geyser, thennorthwesterly along lying withinthefollowing-described boundary: Cascade, Chouteau Counties andJudithBasin 460 Highwood Mountains: Those portionsof Springs thepoint ofbeginning. southeasterly onsaidroute to White Sulphur to thejunction ofstate highway 360, then northeasterly andeasterly onsaidroute Gulch Road (County/USFS Rd #287), then junction oftheConfederate Gulch-Benton Townsend), thennorthonsaidroute to the the junction ofstate highway 284(east of south and westerly on U.S. Highway 12 to Beginning at White SulphurSprings,then within thefollowing describedboundary: of MeagherandBroadwater Counties lying 453 SouthBigBelt Mountains: Those portions 44 Turn InPoachers. Enough isEnough! Make the call: 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668) Moose Lake, thepoint ofbeginning. Russell, Fox andWidewater Lakes to Big southeasterly down Russell Creek through Rosebud divideto DeadHorse Lake, then westerly over theBroadwater River-East Creek, thenupsaidcreek to Fossil Lake, then easterly alongsaidtrail to East Rosebud 17 (Mystic Lake to East Rosebud Trail), then West Rosebud Creek to Forest Service Trail # Grasshopper Glacier, thennortheasterly down up ZimmerCreek to Iceberg Peak and said river to ZimmerCreek, thennortherly Broadwater River, thennorthwesterly up the Yellowstone River to themouthof then northwesterly uptheClarks Fork of the ClarksFork oftheYellowstone River, Lake, thenwesterly alongsaidborder to the Montana-Wyoming border at BigMoose following describedboundary: Beginningat and Stillwater Counties lyingwithinthe Crk Trail): Those portions of Park, Carbon Service Trail 17(Mystic Lake to East Rosebud Portion of Mtn Goat HD 518 southof Forest creek to Roscoe, thepoint ofbeginning. East Rosebud Creek, then northerly upsaid northeasterly down West Rosebud Creek to Iceberg Peak and Grasshopper Glacier, then Creek, thennortherlyupZimmerCreek to northwesterly upsaidriver to Zimmer the mouthofBroadwater River, then the ClarksFork oftheYellowstone River to Yellowstone River, thennorthwesterly up along saidborder to theClarksFork ofthe Montana-Wyoming border, then westerly Widewater Lakes to BigMooseLake andthe down Russell Creek through Russell, Fox and Divide to DeadHorse Lake, thensoutheasterly over theBroadwater River-East Rosebud Rosebud Creek to Fossil Lake, thenwesterly at Roscoe, thensouthwesterly upEast the following-described boundary: Beginning Carbon andStillwater Counties lyingwithin 518 Froze-to-Death: Those portions of Park, Chippy Creek, thepoint ofbeginning. down saidriver to itsjunction with East with theMainBoulderRiver, thennortherly then westerly down saidriver to itsjunction its junction withtheEast Fork BoulderRiver, Rainbow Creek, thendown Rainbow Creek to Lake, thendown saidcreek to itsjunction with said divideto theheadofFishCreek at Fish divide at Columbine Pass, thennortherlyalong up saidcreek to theStillwater-Boulder River river to Wounded ManCreek, thennortherly of SiouxCharlieLake, thensoutherlyupsaid confluence withthe Stillwater River just north then southeasterly down saidcreek to its line andtheheadwaters ofunnamedcreek, divide neartheSweet Grass/Stillwater County Creek,of Saderbalm thenupsaidcreek to the then southerly up said creek to the East Fork easterly down saidriver to Creek, Saderbalm the West Fork oftheStillwater River, then Creek, thensoutherlydown DivideCreek to southerly upsaidriver to thedivideat Divide Forge Creek to the East BoulderRiver, then the headofForge Creek, theneasterly down then easterly upsaidcreek to thedivideat Main BoulderRiver andEast Chippy Creek, boundary; Beginningat thejunction ofthe Counties lyingwithinthefollowing described portions ofStillwater andSweet Grass 521 Two Sisters: 521 Two Sisters: Those said route to Fishtail, thepoint ofbeginning. junction withRoute 419, theneasterly along northerly down thesaidriver to Nye andits to itsjunction withtheStillwater River, then Road, thennorthwesterly alongsaidroad said highway to Daisy Pass-Lake Abundance line to Highway 212,thennorthwesterly along Wyoming State Line, thenwesterly alongsaid southeasterly down saidriver to theMontana- the ClarksFork oftheYellowstone River, then southeasterly down the Broadwater River to Grasshopper GlacierandIceberg Peak, then then southwesterly upWest Rosebud Creek to described boundary: Beginningat Fishtail, Park Counties lyingwithinthefollowing- 519 Fishtail: Those portionsofStillwater and

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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks State REGION 3 Contacts Outside Fish, Wildlife & Parks Headquarters 1400 South 19th.Ave 1420 East 6th Avenue, PO Box 200701, Bozeman, MT 59718 Montana State Agencies Helena, MT 59620-0701 406‑577-7900 Agriculture...... 406-444-3144 406‑444‑2535 HELENA Area Resource Office (HARO) Guides & Outfitters...... 406-841-2300 930 Custer Ave W Livestock...... 406-444-7323 Harvest Reporting ...... 1-877-FWP-WILD Helena, MT 59620 ...... (1-877-397-9453) or 406-444-0356 406‑495-3260 State Lands (DNRC)...... 406-444-2074 Tourism...... 406-841-2870 Quota Status...... 1-800-385-7826 BUTTE Area Resource Office (BARO) ...... or 406-444-1989 1820 Meadowlark Ln Hunter Education...... 406-444-9948 Butte, MT 59701 Federal Agencies 406‑494-1953 Wildlife ...... 406-444-2612 US Department of Enforcement ...... 406-444-2452 REGION 4 Interior (USDI) ...... 202-208-3100 4600 Giant Springs Rd Montana State Parks...... 406-444-3750 Great Falls, MT 59405 USDI Fish & Wildlife Drawings...... 406-444-2950 406‑454-5840 Service...... 406-449-5225 Licenses...... 406-444-2535 LEWISTOWN Area Resource Office (LARO) USDA Forest Service...... 406-329-3511 Hearing Impaired (use Montana 333 Airport Road, Ste. 1 USDI Bureau of Land Relay)...... 7-1-1 or 1-800-253-4091 Lewistown, MT 59457 Management ...... 406-896-5000 406‑538-4658 National Weather Service Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks REGION 5 (Missoula) ...... 406-329-4840 Regional Headquarters 2300 Lake Elmo Dr Billings, MT 59105 REGION 1 Tribal Governments 490 N Meridian Rd 406‑247-2940 Kalispell, MT 59901 REGION 6 Blackfeet Reservation...... 406-338-7276 406‑752-5501 1 Airport Rd Crow Reservation ...... 406-638-2179 Glasgow, MT 59230 Flathead Reservation...... 406-883-2888 Libby Field Office 406‑228-3700 385 Fish Hatchery Rd ...... ext 7200 Libby, MT 59923 HAVRE Area Resource Office (HvARO) Fort Belknap...... 406-353-2205 (406)293-4161 2165 Hwy 2 East Havre, MT 59501 Fort Peck Reservation.....406-768-5305 REGION 2 406‑265-6177 Northern Cheyenne 3201 Spurgin Rd REGION 7 Reservation...... 406-477-6526 Missoula, MT 59804 352 I-94 Business Loop Rocky Boy Reservation.. 406-395-4207 406‑542-5500 PO Box 1630 Miles City, MT 59301 406‑234-0900

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