Located in the northwest corner of Montana, this district shares the northern boundary with Canada. This area is heavily forested with limited road access and a stable moose population. Vegetation and ground cover is very heavy throughout the area and can easily hide moose from hunters. Timber cuts, a few pocket meadows, and some creek bottoms provide some glassing opportunities and will usually be the best option for anyone with a tag.

Trophy sized bulls are found in this unit but the extremely dense cover adds an enormous challenge when trying to locate them. Most hunters take bulls in the 35-45" range. This unit has a high grizzly bear density, so its recommended hunters retrieve their harvests as soon as possible to avoid conflicts with bears.