Resident mountain goat tag |
$125 |
Nonresident mountain goat tag |
$1250 |
Resident mountain goat tag | $125 |
Nonresident mountain goat tag | $1250 |
Montana is home to some of the best mountain goat hunting available. The overall herd health is in great shape and the tag numbers support this statement. Montana issues more goat permits to nonresident hunters than any other state. The trophy quality is also stellar with nearly all units providing an opportunity for goats between 9” and 10” in length. The season dates are generally very liberal and provide the lucky tag holder with options. Earlier dates will provide an opportunity to enjoy better weather with less chance of losing days to inclement weather. The drawback to the earlier dates will be shorter hair causing a less desirable hide. The season dates typically offer a chance to take advantage of later dates and harvest a long haired goat, but many hunters have missed their hunts due to bad weather.
Mountain goats live in rough terrain. Prior to any mountain goat hunt it is extremely important to get in shape both physically and mentally. The more you physically and mentally prepare for your hunt the more enjoyable the outcome should be.
Montana has some of the best priced mountain goat tags around and offers some beautiful country to hunt in.
Applications are submitted online
High number of mountain goat tags issued
More nonresident mountain goat tags in Montana than any other state
Trophy goats with horns 9-10” in length available
Long season dates offer options for hunt styles and hide quality
Lowest price mountain goat tags of any state
Bonus points are squared to give more of a chance to applicants with more points
Tags are drawn randomly giving every applicant a chance
Plan to be in shape to make your trip more memorable
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Entries |
Hunt Districts within county |
Chouteau |
18 |
447 / 460 |
Gallatin |
15 |
Park |
11 |
Flathead |
11 |
132 / 134 / 140 / 141 / 142 / 150 |
Lewis and Clark |
6 |
151 / 280 / 332 |
Ravalli |
6 |
240 / 250 / 261 / 270 |