This district, found in northeastern Montana, lies north of the famous Missouri River Breaks. Deer hunters will find a fun hunt here with good deer numbers and decent trophy potential. All elk hunting in this area will be by permit only. There are some small sections of agricultural land found on the northern and eastern borders, but the hunting district is largely made up of huge expanses of Bureau of Land Management and state owned lands. These lands will largely be comprised of rolling prairies and steep coulees with little to no under brush. Hunters will be advised to bring optics on this hunt and to be prepared to spend hours behind them.

This hunting district is most known for its elk hunting with very good numbers. Mule deer hunting is more opportunity-driven with deer generally being harvested at a younger age. There is minimal whitetail deer hunting. This district has the best opportunities at mule deer and elk. Most of primary game habitat will be found on the southern end of the unit near Fort Peck Resevoir.