Located in southeastern Montana, this district not only offers great hunting opportunities but breathtaking scenery as well. Hunters have the opportunity to hunt deer and elk in both the archery and rifle season. Opportunities are mostly limited to private land.

Elk are low in numbers and difficult to find. Good numbers of average sized mule deer bucks. Public land is accessible, but hunting pressure can cause frustration. Access to private land will be difficult to obtain.

Terrain will vary from sagebrush and grass covered prairies within wide-open basins to creek bottoms and dry land farming. The elevations remain somewhat constant with not a lot of elevation changes. Game can be found year round at all elevations.

The area is characterized by rolling grass and shrublands with the Yellowstone River running through the district. Some ponderosa pine and juniper stands are generally located south of Glendive. Big and silver sagebrush are common, with greater densities increasing in the south and east side of the hunting district. Rubber rabbitbrush is also common on some sites.

The area is characterized by rolling grass and shrublands with the Yellowstone River running through the district. Some ponderosa pine and juniper stands are generally located south of Glendive. Big and silver sagebrush are common, with greater densities increasing in the south and east side of the hunting district. Rubber rabbitbrush is also common on some sites.

Miles City, located to the southwest of the district, is a great city with many options for lodging, restaurants, gas, groceries and a sporting goods store. Camping is allowed on BLM lands and the National Forest for up to 16 days.