There are several Block Management ranches along this route. Just past Philipsburg on Route 1 make a left onto 348. brings you to additional Block Management ranches as well as plenty of forest service land to hunt. past Rock Creek there are several public areas that offer excellent hunting including Sand Basin, Coal Gulch and Sapphire gulch. To get more information, maps, rules and restrictions for block management go to: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Block Management There are several ranches that are under block management and provide access for hunters. From there you can access some of the best hunting Montana has to offer.Дriving from the lake toward Philipsburg on Route 1, make a left onto Skalkaho Rd. to the end you can turn in either direction on 43 and travel through the Big Hole River Valley. Pass through Anaconda and make a right onto Mill Creek Rd., which will take you past the Mount Haggin Wildlife Management Area, one of the main migratory paths for elk to their winter range. Closer to Anaconda is Garrity Mountain Wildlife Management Area which can accessed on foot or on horseback. to the south, Wraith Springs, Foster Creek, Olsen, Buck, Tin Can and Blue Eyed Nelly Gulches to the north. If you head toward Anaconda on Route 1, nearly every drainage on either side of the road offers hunting opportunities.

Cable Rd., the last right before you hit the entrance to Discovery Ski Mountain, has produced elk, deer and moose. There is also public land off the road to East Fork Reservoir. The public lands include a trail system above DentonвЂ™s Point that goes to Peterson Meadow and provides access into some very good terrain. There are many locations to hunt both public and private. There are also permits for black bear, wolf, mountain lion, antelope and lottery drawings for sheep and moose. Elk, and both species of deer are the most desired. Georgetown Lake and the surrounding mountains provide excellent hunting. There is both a fall and spring season for black bear and grouse and partridge hunting starts September 1st and lasts until January.

Deer and elk archery season starts in early September and lasts 6 weeks and rifle season begins in late October and extends 5 weeks to Thanksgiving weekend. Montana provides one of the most generous hunting seasons in the country.

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