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Montana Hunt District 680

Updated Aug 19, 2026

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The user comments on Hunt District 680 in Montana highlight the challenging terrain and variable weather conditions that hunters need to be prepared for. Several hunters mention that the district offers excellent opportunities for elk and mule deer, though success rates can fluctuate due to the area's rugged landscape and unpredictable weather patterns. It is recommended to study the district's terrain in advance and prepare for both physical endurance and strategic planning. Hunters appreciate the abundance of public land, suggesting that with the right approach, the area can offer rewarding hunting experiences.

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At a Glance

549Square Miles

56.9%Public Land

2,250 - 4,650Elevation Range

Located on the north side of the Missouri River Breaks, this district takes in some great sheep country. This area provides classic spot and stalk hunting with wide open terrain and high ridges that provide great glassing.

This district is producing some of the largest rams in the state and country. Some of the best access is from the Missouri River, which requires a boat. There are areas to hunt from road systems, but access can be frustrating.

Quick Tips

Give yourself plenty of time to hunt this area
The Missouri River gives good access to the area
Roads can become impassible with precipitation

GOHUNT

Montana Hunt District 680

Updated Aug 19, 2026

See what hunters are saying

The user comments on Hunt District 680 in Montana highlight the challenging terrain and variable weather conditions that hunters need to be prepared for. Several hunters mention that the district offers excellent opportunities for elk and mule deer, though success rates can fluctuate due to the area's rugged landscape and unpredictable weather patterns. It is recommended to study the district's terrain in advance and prepare for both physical endurance and strategic planning. Hunters appreciate the abundance of public land, suggesting that with the right approach, the area can offer rewarding hunting experiences.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

549Square Miles

56.9%Public Land

2,250 - 4,650Elevation Range

Located on the north side of the Missouri River Breaks, this district takes in some great sheep country. This area provides classic spot and stalk hunting with wide open terrain and high ridges that provide great glassing.

This district is producing some of the largest rams in the state and country. Some of the best access is from the Missouri River, which requires a boat. There are areas to hunt from road systems, but access can be frustrating.

Quick Tips

Give yourself plenty of time to hunt this area
The Missouri River gives good access to the area
Roads can become impassible with precipitation