At a Glance
1,608Square Miles
21.6%Public Land
3,000 - 5,500Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- A majority of the antelope reside on private land
- Bring maps that show land ownership
- Rattlesnakes may be encountered up until the first of November




This hunt district is located in south central Montana and is southwest of Billings and south of Columbus along the Yellowstone River. The Crow Indian Reservation provides the eastern boundary and the Wyoming, Montana state line makes up the southern boundary. Antelope are typically found on private land, so try to get permission to access these areas.
Antelope numbers are down in this district from historic levels. It will take some time for this unit to recover, but the numbers are stable and increasing. There is a respectable buck to doe ratio. The general tag is for either sex antelope. There are additional doe and fawn antelope B tags that can be applied for.