Upland game bird shooting preserves in Montana are increasing in numbers. For buyers seeking upland bird hunting property, they represent a compelling option. This article will discuss what an Upland Game Bird Farms and Shooting Preserve is, and the requirements for obtaining a Montana Upland Game Bird Farms and Shooting Preserve license. Shooting preserves offer

Montana Partridge Hunting Property For Sale consists of Gray Partridges(Hungarian Partridge) and Chuckars. Gray Partridges (Hungarian Partridge) are found throughout Montana. Chukars have a limited distribution in Montana – mostly around the Billings area. Chuckars are somewhat larger than Gray Partridges (Hungarian Partidge). They have red bills and feet, black bars on the sides, and

Montana Antelope Hunting Property For Sale offers a variety of options for buyers. Montana has large populations of pronghorn antelope. Montana’s population of pronghorn antelope exceeds 100,000 animals. Antelope are located in many areas of Montana, but are primarily found in Central, and Eastern Montana. Antelope prefer treeless, flat terrain. They are typically found in

Montana Elk Hunting Property For Sale offers a variety of options for buyers. Montana is one of the few states that have large populations of the Rocky Mountain elk. Montana has the largest migratory elk in the nation. It starts in Yellowstone National Park and heads well into the interior of Montana. Montana’s elk herds

Montana Grouse Hunting Property For Sale offers a variety of options for buyers. Montana has a long upland bird season running September 1 through January 1, with generous limits. The most abundant birds are the blue grouse, ruffed grouse, sage grouse and sharptail grouse. The sage grouse is prevalent in the more flatland sage country

Montana Pheasant Hunting Property For Sale offers a variety of options for buyers. South-Central Montana boasts some of the best and most exciting pheasant hunting anywhere in the nation. Pheasant season starts mid October. Pheasants are found in many parts of the state, with the central and the eastern part of the state being the

There are 16 federal wilderness areas in Montana. These unspoiled places are part of what make Montana special. They exist because people had the courage to fight for their protection. The following Montana Wilderness Areas are ranked by size from largest to smallest. Bob Marshall Wilderness Location: West of Great Falls Size: 1,063,503 acres Description:

Interest in Montana ranch land as an investment has has been strong over the last several years. Throughout Montana, but particularly in Southwest Montana we have seen increased demand for ranches as a safe investment. Making the decision to pursue investing in ranch land can be incredibly rewarding(both personally and financially) but there are a

Each individual state governs their own water resources, and water laws vary from state to state. Before buying property in Montana it is important to understand Montana Water Rights. All water in Montana is owned by the State. A Montana Water Right allows you to legally use water in a prescribed manner, but not to

Several rivers in Montana have the distinction of being considered the best of the best; designated “blue ribbon” status. A Blue Ribbon fishery is a designation made in the United States to identify recreational fisheries of extremely high quality. Official Blue Ribbon status is generally based on criteria which addresse water quality and quantity, water