All Hunting in Montana HD 311 - Lower Gallatin-Madison-Horseshoe Hills

Those portions of Madison, Park, Gallatin, Jefferson, and Broadwater Counties lying within the followingdescribed boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Sixteenmile Creek, then easterly up said creek to the Middle Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, then easterly up said Middle Fork to the South Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, then southerly up said South Fork to the Bridger Mountain Divide near Flathead Pass, then southerly along said divide to Ross Peak, then easterly and southerly along the Yellowstone-Gallatin Divide including Bangtail Ridge, Bozeman Pass and Hyalite Peak to Eaglehead Mountain, then in a westerly direction along the Portal-Porcupine and Levinski-Porcupine Creeks Divide to the West Gallatin River near the mouth of West Fork, then south up the Gallatin River to Buck Creek, then up said creek to the Madison-Gallatin Divide, then northerly along said divide and the Madison-Cherry Creek Divide to the head of Trail Creek near Red Knob Mountain, then down Trail Creek to the Madison River, then northerly down the west shore of said river to Route 84, then westerly along said route to US Highway 287, then southerly along said highway to North Meadow Creek, then westerly up said creek to Mount Bradley and the Madison-Ruby Divide, then northerly along said divide and the Jefferson-Ruby Divide to Noble Peak and the head of the South Boulder River, then northerly and easterly down said river to Route 359, then northerly along said route to Interstate 90, then easterly along said interstate to the Jefferson River near Three Forks Junction, then northerly and easterly down the south shore of said river to the Missouri River, then northerly down the east shore of said river to Sixteenmile Creek, the point of beginning.

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HuntScore Tip

Public land and private land percentages can sometime be misleading. A unit may have 80% public land, but a particluar species may only occupy 20% on the entire area. And that 20% species distribution may lie 100% within private lands. Does that sound confusing? Just remember that there are always exceptions to the rule, and land ownership is just one piece of the puzzle.