Legal descriptions, big game hunting districts, State of Montana ..

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along ridge to U. S. Forest Service Trail 218, then In an easterly direction down Gorge Creek to tion with County Road 62 near the river bridge north of Hamilton, then along said road to its
Trail 115, then northeast along said trail to Trail 226 (Picture Peak Trail), then up said trail to junction with County Road 68, then along said road to its junction with the Roaring Lion Road,
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STATE OF MONTANA to Trail 89 on Silvertip Creek, then northerly on said trail to the Sllvertip Cabin and Trail 83, then said divide to U. S. Highway 12 at Lolo Pass, then easterly along said highway to Lolo, the
northwesterly along said trail to Trail 43, then northwesterly along said trail to Trail 237 near point of beginning.
Gunsight Lake, then northwesterly along said trail to its junction with Miner Creek Trail 81, 250 • West Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-
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Nyack Mtn., Mt. Penrose, Great Bear Mtn., to the Trail 388, then northerly to Ousel Peak and ters, then in an easterly direction down Tin Cup Creek to Its Junction with U. S. Highway 93, the
Ousel Creek Trail 331, then down said trail to U. S. Highway 2, then westerly along said high¬ point of beginning.
way to Ousel Creek, then northerly down Ousel Creek to the Middle Fork of the Flathead River
and Glacier National Park boundary, then westerly along said boundary to the North Fork of 260 • Bltterroot-Clark Fork Archery District: Those portions of Missoula and Ravalli Counties
the Flathead River, then down the Flathead River to South Fork of the Flathead River, then up lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lolo, then north on U. S. High¬
the South Fork of the Flathead River to Frank Creek, then up Frank Creek to Forest Service way 93 to the Big Flat Road (Missoula County Route 30), then northerly along said road to
Trail 51, then up said trail to Doris Mtn. in the Swan Divide, then southerly along said divide to Harper's Bridge across the Clark Fork River, then westerly down said river to the first Inter¬
Inspiration Point, the point of beginning. state 90 bridge west of the Ninemile Interchange, then easterly along Interstate 90 to its inter¬
section with Highway 93 at Missoula, then southerly along said highway to the Miller Creek
141 • Lower Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following- Road, then south on said road to the K.O. Ranch Road, then south on said road to its end, then
described boundary: Beginning on the Continental Divide at the junction of Lodgepole Creek south along the eastside Montana Power Company BPower Line to the Eightmile Creek
Trail 179, then northerly along said divide to the Glacier National Park boundary at Marias Road, then south along said road to Its junction with the eastside Highway (State Routes 203,
Pass, then westerly along said boundary to Ousel Creek, then southerly up said creek to U. S. 268, and 269), then south on said highway to its junction with U. S. Highway 93 at Hamilton,
Highway 2, then easterly along said highway to the Ousel Creek Trail 331, then up said trail then south on Highway 93 to its junction with State Route 38, then south along said road to its
past Ousel Peak and along Trail 388 to the divide between the South and Middle Forks of the Junction with State Route 501, then south along said road to its Junction with County Road 87,
Flathead River, then southeasterly along said divide through Great Bear Mtn., Mt. Penrose, then south along said road to its junction with U. S. Highway 93 at Como, then north along
Nyack Mtn., Great Northern Mtn., Mt. Graht, vlt. Liebig, Mt. Adams, Mt. Cameahwait, Felix Pk., Highway 93 to its junction with the Roaring Lion Road, then west along said road to its junc¬
Unawah Mtn., Red Sky Mtn., Mt. Baptiste, Prospector Mtn., Twin Pk. and Horseshoe Peak to tion with County Road 68, then north along said road to its junction with County Road 62, then
Miner Creek Trail 81 near Whitpomb Peak, then northerly along said trail to Trail 155 and Morri¬ north along said road to its junction with U. S. Highway 93 at Riverside Bridge, then north
son Creek Trail 154, then easterly along Trail 154 to Its junction with the Lodgepole Creek Trail along Highway 93 to Lolo, the point of beginning.
Bear, Deer, Elk, Lion 179, then easterly and northerly up said trail to the Continental Divide, the point of beginning. 261 - East Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described
150 • Upper South Fork: Those portions of Flathead, Lewis and Clark, Missoula and Powell boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass, then west along State Highway 38 to U. S. Highway
Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Inspiration Point on 93, then north along said highway to State Route 269 (Eastside Highway) at Hamilton, then
the Swan Divide, then northeasterly along ridge to U. S. Forest Sen/ice Trail 218, then in an east and north along said highway to Stevensville, then easterly along the Burnt Fork Road to
100 - North Kootenai: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described easterly direction down Gorge Creek to Trail 115, then northeast along said trail to Trail 226 Cut-off Gulch, then northeast along the Cut-off Gulch Trail No. 146 to the Rock Creek Divide,
boundary: Beginning where the Kootenai River meets the Idaho State Line, then northerly (Picture Peak Trail), then up said trail to Trail 107 near Picture Peak, then northerly along said then southerly along said divide to Skalkaho Pass, the point of beginning,
along said state line to the Canadian Border, then easterly along said border to the east shore trail and ridge to the south side of Sarah Peak, then east down the main creek to the mouth of
of Lake Koocanusa (Kootenai River), then southerly along said shore to Libby Dam and the Mid Creek and Trail 103, then up said trail to Trail 89 on Silvertip Creek divide in the east half of SKALKAHO GAME PRESERVE: The Skalkaho Game Preserve shall remain closed to all
east shore of the Kootenai River, then southerly and westerly along that shore of the Kootenai Section 21, T24N R13W, then in a southerly direction along said divide to Silvertip Mountain, hunting. Boundary description on page 8.
River to the Idaho State Line, the point of beginning. then southeasterly along the White River divide to the Continental Divide near My Lake, then 270 - East Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-
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Canadian Border, then easterly along that Border to the Lincoln County/Flathead County line, 151 • Upper Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following- easterly direction along the Skalkaho Road to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, then In a
then southerly along said line to the Russky Creek Road, then westerly along said road to the described boundary: Beginning on the Continental Divide at the junction of the Lodgepole southerly direction along the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide to the Continental Divide, then in a
Stillwater River Road 900, then southerly along said road to U.S. Highway 93 at Stryker, then Creek Trail 179, then southerly along said divide to the Spotted Bear River-White River Divide southwesterly direction along the Continental Divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line, then
southerly along said Highway to the Flathead National Forest Boundary at the Spring Creek in the SW V* of Section 15, T23N R12W, then in a northwesterly direction along the White River westerly along state line to U. S. Highway 93, then north along said highway to Darby, the point
Campground, then southerly along said boundary to Forest Service Road 3500 near Bowen Divide to Silvertip Mountain, then northerly along the Silvertip Creek Divide to Trail 103 in the of beginning.
Lake, then westerly along said road to the Wolf Creek Road 36 near Twin Meadows, then E 'hot Section 21, T24N R13W, then easterly to Silvertip Trail 89, then northerly along said trail 280 • North Blackfoot: Those portions»of Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within
southerly along said road to Forest Service Road 4427, then southwesterly along said road to to the Spotted Bear River Trail 83, then westerly along said trail to Trail 43, then northwesterly the following-described boundary: Beginning on Monture Creek Trail 27 at its junction with
the Cripple Horse Creek Road 835, then westerly along said road to the east shore of Lake along said trail to Trail 237 near Gunsight Lake then northwesterly along said trail to its Junc¬ Falls Creek Trail 16, then north along Monture Creek Trail 27 to Center Creek Trail 463, then
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Creek Campground on U. S. Highway 93, then in a southerly and westerly direction along said 170 • Flathead River: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described Creek to the Landers Fork River, then up said river to the Heart Lake Trail 478, then southerly
boundary to the divide between Sunday and Martin Creeks, then In a southerly direction along boundary: Beginning where State Route 35 crosses the Swan River, then northerly along said along said trail to its intersection with Trail 481 at Heart Lake, then westerly along Trail 481 to
said divide to Elk Mountain, Tepee Mountain, Sanders Mountain, Grubb Mountain, Pleasant route to State Route 206, then northerly along said route to U. S. Highway 2, then westerly the Red Mountain Trail 423, then southwesterly along said trail to Red Mountain, then south¬
Valley Mountain and Herrig Creek Road, then southerly along said road to the Little Bitterroot along said highway and State Route 40, to U. S Highway 93, then southerly along said high¬ westerly along the divide between Copper and Beaver Creeks on the south and the East Fork
Lake Road, then southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 2, then easterly along said road to way to the Somers Rest Areaand north shore of Flathead Lake, then easterly along said shore of the Blackfoot on the north to Arrastra Mountain, then northwest along the divide between
its junction with U. S. Highway 93, then north along U. S. Highway 93 to the Flathead National to the Swan River, then easterly along the north shore of said river to the State Route 35 the North and East Forks of the Blackfoot River to the Windy Pass Trail 484, then southwest
Forest Boundary at the Spring Creek Campground, the point of beginning. bridge, the point of beginning. along said trail to the Bear Creek-North Fork Blackfoot Trail 17, then north along said trail to
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148, then southerly along said road to the East Fisher Road 154, then easterly and southerly direction to the Stillwater River, then down the east bank of the Stillwater River to its conflu¬ 281 - Upper Blackfoot: Those portions of Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within
along said road to Willow Creek Pass and the Llncoln-Sanders County boundary, then north¬ ence with the Flathead River, then up the we^t bank of the Flathead River to the Old Steel the following-described boundary: Beginning at Rogers Pass on State Route 200, then south¬
easterly along said boundary to U.S. Highway 2 near Lower Thompson Lake, then easterly Bridge, the point of beginning. west on Route 200 to the Landers Fork Bridge, then northeasterly up the Landers Fork River to
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said divide to the Kootenal-Flathead National Forest Boundary, then northerly along said 200, then west on State Route 200 to the Monture Creek Road 89, then north on said road to
boundary to Forest Service Road 3500 near Bowen Lake, then westerly along said road to the the Monture Campground, then north on Monture Creek Trail 27 to Falls Creek Trail 16, then
Wolf Creek road 36 near Twin Meadows, then southwesterly along said road to Forest Service northeast along said trail to Camp Pass and its junction with Trail 1404 near Camp Lake, then
Road 4427, then southwesterly along said road to Cripple Horse Creek Road 835, then west¬ southeasterly along said trail to its junction with Lake Creek Trail 61, then southeasterly along
erly along said road to the east shore of Lake Koocanusa, then south along that shoreline to 200 - North St. Regis: Those portions of N eral and Sanders Counties lying within the said trail to the North Fork of Blackfoot trailhead, then north on North Fork Blackfoot Forest
Libby Dam, then south and west along the south shore of the Kootenai River to the State High¬ following-described boundary: Beginning a St. Regis, then In a northwesterly direction Trail 32 to Trail 17, then southeasterly along said trail to its intersection with Windy Pass Trail
way 37 crossing at Libby, the point of beginning. along U. S. Highway 10 to the Montana-ldaho border, then northerly along said border to the 484, then northeasterly along said trail to Windy Pass, then southeasterly along the divide
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110 • North Fork: Those portions of Flathead and Lincoln Counties lying within the Highway 93 to its Junction with Interstate Highway 90, then northwesterly along said highway NOTE: The Lincoln vicinity is closed to big game hunting. For description see page 8.
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River Road 900, then southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 93 at Stryker, then southerly 202 - South Superior: Those portions of Missoula and Mineral Counties lying within the Lakes Road at Cozy Corners, then east on the Woodworth Road to Cottonwood Creek, then
along said highway to State Route 40, then easterly along said route and U. S. Highway 2 to the following-described boundary: Beginning at Superior, then southeast on Interstate Highway north along Cottonwood Creek to the Seeley-Monture Road (Forest Road 477), then southeast
Flathead River, then northerly along said river to the mouth of the North Fork of the Flathead 90 to the Fish Creek Road, then south up the Fish Creek Road to the South Fork of Fish Creek, on the Seeley-Monture Road to the posted eastern boundary of the Blackfoot-Clearwater
River, the point of beginning. then up the South Fork Fish Creek Road to the Lolo Creek-Fish Creek Divide, then south on Wildlife Management Area (T16N, R13W, Section 28 northeast corner), then south 1.5 miles
120 • Blacktail: Those portions of Flathead and Lake Counties lying within the following- Forest Road 343 to U. S. Highway 12, then west along Highway 12 to the Montana-ldaho Di¬ along this posted boundary, then west 0.5 miles along this posted boundary, then south 0.5
described boundary: Beginning where the Thompson River County Road meets U. S. High¬ vide, then northwest along said divide to Lookout Pass, then east on Interstate Highway 90 to miles along this posted boundary, then west 0.4 miles along this posted boundary to the Cot¬
way 2, then southerly along the Thompson River County Road to Shroder Creek Road and U. S. Superior, the point of beginning. tonwood Creek Road, then south on the Cottonwood Creek Road to State Route 200, then
Forest Service Trail 137, then easterly along said road and trail to Trail 132, then southeasterly 203 • Grave Creek Range: Those portions of Missoula and Mineral Counties lying within the west on said route to its junction with State Route 83, the point of beginning.
to Trail 290, then along said trail to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, then easterly following-described boundary: Beginning at Lolo, then westerly along U. S. Highway 12 to 283 - Lower Blackfoot: That portion of Missoula County lying within the following-described
along said boundary to Flathead Lake, then northerly and easterly along the shore of said lake Forest Road 343 (Fish Creek Road), then north along said road to Interstate Highway 90, then boundary: Beginning at Missoula, then northwest along Interstate Highway 90 to U. S. High¬
to the Somers Rest Area and U. S. Highway 93, then northerly along said highway to U. S. High¬ east along said highway to the second Interstate 90 bridge east of Alberton, then easterly up way 93, then north on Highway 93 to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary near Evaro,
way 2, then westerly along said highway to the Thompson River County Road, the point of the Clark Fork River to the Harper's Bridge and County Road 30 (Big Flat Road), then southerly then north and east along said boundary to the Swan-Clearwater River Divide, then south
beginning. along said road to its junction with U. S. Highway 93, then south on said highway to Lolo, the from said divide along State Route 83 to the junction of State Routes 83 and 200, then west
121 ■ West Clark Fork: That portion of Sanders County lying within the following-described point of beginning. along State Route 200 to its junction with Interstate Highway 90 near Milltown, then westerly
boundary: Beginning where the Sanders-Lincoln County line intersects the Idaho State line, 204 • North Sapphire: Those portions of Granite, Missoula and Ravalli Counties lying within along said highway to Missoula, the point of beginning.
then south and southeasterly along said state line to the Kootenal-Lolo National Forest the following-described boundary: Beginning at Missoula, then east along Interstate High¬ 284 • Lincoln Archery District: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the
Boundary (in Section 34, T22N, R32W), then easterly along said boundary through Emma way 90 to the Rock Creek Interchange, then south along the Rock Creek Road to the Eagle following-described boundary: Beginning at State Route 200 at Its Intersection with the sec¬
Peak, Helwick Peak and Mosquito Peak to Forest Service Trail 635, then easterly along said Creek cable crossing, then west along ForestTrail No. 215 to the Bitterroot Divide, then north¬ tion line between Sections 28 and 29, T14N, R9W, then easterly up State Route 200 to its Inter¬
trail to the Mosquito Creek Road, then easterly along said road to State Route 200, then south¬ erly along said divide to the Cut-off Gulch Trail (Forest Trail No. 146), then southwest down section with the Beaver Creek Road, then northerly up the Beaver Creek Road to its intersec¬
easterly along said route through Thompson Falls to the Thompson River Bridge, then north¬ said trail to the Burnt Fork Road, then northwest along said road to the Eastslde Highway, (No. tion with the Great Falls to Ovando substation powerline, then easterly along said powerline
easterly up the Thompson River to the West Fork of the Thompson River, then up the West 269) then north along said highway to the Eightmile Creek Road, then north along said road to Its Intersection with the Landers Fork, then southwesterly down the Landers Fork to its
Fork to Four Lakes Creek, then westerly up said creek to the North Fork of Four Lakes Creek, and the Montana Power Co. BPower Line to the south end of the K.O. Ranch Road, then north¬ confluence with the Blackfoot River, then westerly down the Blackfoot River to the section
then northwesterly up the North Fork to Forest Road 7671 and Trail 437, then westerly up said erly along said road to the Miller Creek Road, then northerly along said road to U. S. Highway line between Sections 19 and 20, T14N, R8W, then southerly along said line to the southeast
trail to Trail 450, then northerly on said trail to Mt. Headley, then northerly along the divide 93, then north along said highway through Missoula to Interstate 90, the point of beginning. corner of Section 19, then westerly along the southern boundary of Section 19 to its intersec¬
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122 - East Clark Fork: That portion of Sanders County lying within the following-described main Rock Creek Road, then north along said road to State Route 348, then northerly along Dalton Mountain Road to Its junction with the Sauerkraut Road, then westerly along said road
boundary: Beginning where the Thompson River County Road meets U. S. Highway 2, then said route to the Slide Rock-Upper Willow Creek Road, then northerly and westerly along said to the section line between Sections 28 and 29, T14N, R9W, then north along said section line
southerly along said road to the Shroder Creek Road and U. S. Forest Service Trail 137, then road to the Main Rock Creek Road, then northerly along said road to Interstate Highway 90, to its intersection with State Route 200, the point of beginning.
easterly along said road and trail to Trail 132, then southeasterly to Trail 290, then along said then easterly along said highway to Drummond, the point of beginning. 285 ■ Monture: Those portions of Missoula and Powell Counties lying within the following-
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Mt. Headley, then northerly along the divide between Graves Creek and West Fork of Fishtrap 212 • North Flint Range: Those portions of Granite and Powell Counties lying within the this posted boundary, then east 0.5 miles along this posted boundary, then north 1.5 miles
Creek to the Vermilion River Divide, then northerly along the Vermilion-Thompson River Di¬ following-described boundary: Beginning at Drummond, then in a southeasterly direction along this posted boundary to its junction with the Seeley-Monture Road (T16N, R13W, Sec¬
vide to the Sanders-Lincoln County line, then easterly along said county line to U.S. Highway along Interstate Highway 90 to the Race Track Creek Bridge, then up Race Track Creek In a tion 28 northeast corner), then west on the Seeley-Monture Road (Forest Road 477) to Cotton¬
2n,i nthge. n easterly along said highway to the Thompson River County Road, the point of begin¬ wthees Rteerdly L diiorne cRtiooand toto R itasc eju Tnrcatciko nL awkiet ha nSdta tlhee R troauilt teo 1 R aetd G Leioorng Retooawd,n t hLeank es,o tuhtehnw iens ate nrloyr tdhoewrlny wthoeo Wd Cooredewko, rtthhe Rn osaodu ttho Sonta stea iRd ocuretee k8 3to, tihtse jpuonicntti oonf bweigthin tnhien gW. oodworth Road, then west on
123-CC-Divlde: That portion of Sanders County lying within the following-described bound¬ direction along State Route 1 to Drummond, the point of beginning. NOTE: Seeley Lake Game Preserve is closed to hunting. Boundary description on page 8.
ary: Beginning on State Route 200 at the Clark Fork River Bridge (one-quarter mile northwest NOTE: A portion of the State Prison Ranch property west of Deer Lodge, as posted, shall be
of the junction of State Route 200 and 135), then southwesterly up the Clark Fork River to closed to all big game hunting. Grant Kohrs Ranch near Deer Lodge closed to hunting. 290 - Helmville-Ovando Archery District: That portion of Powell County lying within the
Forest Service Trail 1714, then northerly along said trail to Forest Service Trjtfl 404 near Pa¬ following-described boundary: Beginning at Helmville, then northwest along the Helmville-
tricks Knob, then westerly along said trail to the Miller Creek Loop Road, then west on said 213 - South Flint Range: Those portions of Granite, Powell and Deer Lodge Counties lying Ovando County Road to Ovando and State Route 200, then easterly along said route to State
road to Combpest Peak, then westerly along Forest Service Trail 404 to the Mineral-Sanders within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Red Lion Road and Route 141, then southeast along said route to the Nevada Creek Dam, then across the dam,
County line, then westerly along said county line to the Montana-ldaho state line, then in a State Route 1 at Georgetown Lake, then in a northeasterly direction along Red Lion Road and then northwest along the old county road to Helmville, the point of beginning.
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spaoiidn tr oofu tbee gthinronuinggh. Thompson Falls, Plains and Paradise to the Clark Fork River Bridge, the 2w1i4th •i Mn itlhl Ce rfeoelklo-Gweinogrg-deetoswcrnib Ledak be:o uTndhaorsye: pBoretgioinnnsi onfg D aete trh Leo jdugnec atinodn G orfa nSittaet Ce oRuonutitee s1 lyainndg sthtaet ep o9i0n tt oo fR boeugtien n2i7n1g (.D rummond-Helmville Road), then northerly on said road to Helmville,
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tion 31, T25N R18W, then northerly down Lime Creek to the Swan River, then northerly and State Route 274, the point of beginning. 293 - South Lincoln-Nevada Creek: Those portions of Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties
easterly along said river and the south shore of Swan Lake to Groom Creek, then northeast¬ 215 - East Deer Lodge: Those portions of Deer Lodge and Powell Counties lying within the lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Rogers Pass, then south along
erly up said creek and Trail 61 to the Swan Divide, the point of beginning. following-described boundary: Beginning at Garrison Junction, then in an easterly direction the Continental Divide to MacDonald Pass, then west along U. S. Highway 12 to Avon, then
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61, then southerly along said trail and Groom Creek to the shore of Swan Lake, then along said 216 - West Rock Creek-Quigg Peak: Those portions of Granite and Missoula Counties lying the Poorman Creek Road, then northerly along said road to its intersection with the southern
shore southerly and westerly to the Swan River, then southerly along said river to Lime Creek, within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass, then northerly along boundary of Section 19, (T14N, R8W), then east along said section line to the southeast cor¬
then southerly up said creek to the Flathead Indian Reservation in Section 31, T25N R18W, the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide to Trail No. 215, then easterly along said trail to the Rock ner of Section 19, then north along the boundary between Sections 19 and 20 to the Blackfoot
then westerly along said boundary to Flathead Lake, then northerly along the shore of said Creek Road at Eagle Creek-Cable Crossing, then north along said road to the Slide Rock- River, then easterly up the Blackfoot River to its confluence with the Landers Fork River, then
lake to the Swan River, then easterly along the north shore of said river to the bridge on State Upper Willow Creek Road at Brewster Creek, then southeasterly along said road to its junc¬ northeasterly up the Landers Fork Riverto the bridge at State Route 200, then northeasterly to
Route 35, then northerly along said route and State Route 206 to U.S. Highway 2, then westerly tion with the Rock Creek-Philipsburg Road, then westerly along said road to the main Rock Rogers Pass, the poiht of beginning.
along said highway to the Flathead River, then easterly along said river to the South Fork of Creek Road, then south along said road to its junction with State Route 38, then westerly
the Flathead River, the point of beginning. along said route to Skalkaho Pass, the point of beginning. Note: Section 24, T14N, R9W, shall be closed to big game hunting. This comprises the area
around the town of Lincoln.
324 • Snowcrest Lower Ruby: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying 391 • Dry Creek-Duck Creek:
Page 2 1990 & 1991_Legal Descriptions within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Junction of the Rock-Robb- along said highway to Highway 89, then southerly along said highway to Sixteen-Mile Creek
Ledford Road and the Ruby River Road, then southerly along the Ruby River Road to the Warm (near Ringling), then southwesterly along said creek to the Gallatln-Meagher County line,
Springs Road, then easterly along said road to the Gravelly Range Road, then southerly along then northerly along said line to the Broadwater-Meagher County line, then northerly along
said road to the Ruby River-Long Creek Road, then southerly along the Long Creek Road to said line to the Dry Creek Road, then westerly along said road to Its junction with the Ridge
the Clover-Blacktail Road, then northerly along said road to the Rock Creek-Robb-Ledford Road, then northerly and westerly along said road to Greyson Creek, then westerly along said
Road, then easterly-northeasterly along said road to the junction of the Ruby River Road, the creek to the east bank of the Missouri River, then northwesterly and easterly along the east
Bear, Deer, Elk, Lion (continued) point of beginning. bank of said river to Its junction with Highways 12 and 287, the point of beginning.
325 - Blacktail Ridge-Sage Creek: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties ly¬
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said interstate to the Big Sheep Road junction at Dell, the point of beginning. 326 ■ Sweetwater: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the erly along said shore and the east bank of the Missouri River to the mouth of BeaverCreek, the
301 • Hyalite-Portal: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the following- following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Route 41 and the Stone- point of beginning.
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West Fork of the West Gallatin River, then westerly up the West Fork of the West Gallatin River 327 - West Fork Madison-Centennial: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties Dry Creek Road to the Brammer Creek Road, then southerly along the Brammer Creek Road to
to U. S Highway 191, then northerly and easterly along said highway to its junction with Inter¬ lying within the following-described boundary Beginning at Monida and the Monida- the Blacktail Divide Road, then easterly along Blacktail Divide Road to Rocky Mountain Road,
state 90 at Bozeman, the point of beginning. Lakeview Road, then easterly along said road to Price Lane, then northerly along said lane to then southerly along said road to Olie Canyon, then easterly up Olie Canyon to Blacktail
302 - Tendoys: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described the Ruby River-Long Creek Road, then northerly along said road to the Gravelly Range Road, Mountain, then easterly and southerly along the Bridger Range divide to Flathead Pass, then
boundary Beginning at the junction of Route 324 and Interstate 15, then westerly along then northerly along said road to Elk River, then southeasterly down said river to the West easterly along the Flathead Pass Road to its junction with Route 86, then southerly and west¬
Route 324 to the Medicine Lodge-Big Sheep Road, then southerly along said road to the junc¬ Fork of the Madison River, then northeasterly down said river to the Madison River, then erly along said route to Bozeman, then easterly along Interstate 90 to the Yellowstone River at
tion of the Nicholia-Deadman Road, then easterly and northerly along the Big Sheep Road to southerly up said river to Route 87, then southerly along said route to the Montana-ldaho Livingston, the point of beginning.
its junction with Interstate 15 at Dell, then northerly along said Interstate to its junction with State Line at Reynolds Pass, then westerly along said state line to Interstate 15, then north¬
Route 324, the point of beginning. erly along said interstate to the Monida Interchange Road, then easterly along said road to the
Monida-Lakeview Road at Monida, the point of beginning.
310 - Upper Gallatin: That portion of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the
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River to Buck Creek, the point of beginning. 329 • Horse Prairie-Bannack: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following- Brady, then northerly along Interstate 15 to U. S. Highway 2 at Shelby, the point of beginning.
NOTE: Gallatin closed area boundary description on page 8. daleosncgri Rbeodu tbeo 3u2n4d taor yth: eB Leegminhnii nPga sast Rthoea dju, nthcetino nw oefs tReroluyt ea l3o2n4g asnadid I rnoteadrs ttoa tteh 1e5 M, tohnetna nwae-sldtearhlyo NOTE: Brinkman Game Preserve closed to all hunting except as designated under hunting
311 • Lower Gallatin: Those portions of Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson and Broadwater Coun¬ State Line at Lemhi Pass, then northerly along said state line to the Bloody Dick-Big Hole regulations. Boundary description on page 8.
ties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Trail Divide, then easterly along said divide to the Skinner Meadows-Jackson Road, then northerly 401 • Sweetgrass Hills: Those portions of Toole and Liberty Counties lying within the
Creek with the Montana Power Canyon Road in the Beartrap Canyon, then northerly along along said road to Route 278 near Jackson, then easterly along said route to Interstate 15, following-described boundary: Beginning on the Canadian Border one-half mile north of the
said road to the Madison River, then northerly along the east shore of the Madison River to the then southerly along said interstate to Route 324, the point of beginning. Jay Clark residence on West Butte, then west and then southeasterly on the road immediately
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Heilroaring Creek-West Fork Gallatin-Spanish Creek divide, then along the Madison-Gallatm 331 - Pioneer Mountains: Those portions of Beaverhead, Silver Bow and Madison Counties dian Border to the point of beginning
Rivers divide and the Madison-Cherry Creek divide to Red Knob Mountain, then westerly lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Junction of the Grasshopper-
down Trail Creek to the intersection with the Montana Power Canyon Road in the Beartrap Wise River Road and Route 278, then northerly along the Grasshopper-Wise River Road to 402 • Shelby Chester: Those portions of Toole and Liberty Counties lying within the
Canyon, the point of beginning. Route 43 at Wise River, then easterly along said route to Interstate 15 at Divide, then southerly following-described boundary: Beginning at Sweetgrass on the Canadian Border, then east
NOTE: Manhattan Game Preserve closed to hunting. Boundary description on page 8. aRliovnegr Rsaoiadd ,I nthteer pstoaitnet otof Rbeoguitnen 2in7g8., then westerly along said route to the Grasshopper-Wise oann db tohredne rs toou ath peoaisntet rolnye o-hna tlhf em riolea dn oimrthm oedf itahtee lJya ayd Cjalacrekn rt etsoi dtheen cwee ostn aWnde ssto Butuht tsei,d teh eonf Wweesstt
312 - West Bridger Those portions of Gallatin County lying within the following-described Butte to the road Junction in Township 36 North, Range 2 East, Section 10, then south on the
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Flathead Pass Road, then westerly along said road to Flathead Pass and the Bridger Range ning. North, Range 6 East, southeast corner Section 9, then approximately four miles north and
divide then northerly and westerly along said divide to Blacktail Mountain, then westerly 333 • North Tobacco Root Mountains: Those portions of Madison, Gallatin and Jefferson west to the road junction, then north to the Canadian Border at Township 37 North, Range 6
down Olie Canyon to the Rocky Mountain Road, then northerly along the Rocky Mountain Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Whitehall, then south¬ East, Northeast corner of Section 5, then east on the border to the Hill-Liberty county line,
Road to the Blacktail Divide Road, then one mile westerly along said road to the Brammer erly along Route 55 to its intersection with the Waterloo Parson’s Bridge Road (also known as then south on the county line to Highway 2, then west to Shelby, then north on Highway 91 to
Creek Road, then northerly along the Brammer Creek Road to the Dry Creek Road, then north¬ Guy George Bridge), then southeasterly along said road to the Mill Canyon Road, then east¬ the point of beginning.
erly along said road to Maudlow, then easterly along the Maudlow-Ringling Road to the bridge erly on the said road and the Mill Canyon Trail (F.S Trail No. 89) to the South Boulder-Jefferson 403 - Cut Bank: Those portions of Glacier and Toole Counties lying within the following-
over Sixteen Mile Creek, then westerly down Sixteen Mile Creek to the Missouri River, the River Divide, then southerly and easterly along said divide and the South Boulder-Ruby River described boundary: Beginning on the Canadian Border at Sweetgrass, then south on Inter¬
point of beginning. Divide and the Madison-Ruby River Divide to Ramshorn Mountain, then easterly down South state 15 to Shelby, then west on U.S. Highway 2 to Cut Bank, then north along eastern bound¬
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to the Yellowstone National Park boundary, then east along said boundary to the Yellowstone 340 • Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, Madison, Jefferson and Silver Bow Coun¬ south along Montana Route 223 to U. S. Highway 87 at Fort Benton, then southwesterly along
River then down the Yellowstone River to Its junction with Little Trail Creek, then up Little Trail ties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dillon, then northerly along U. S. Highway 87 to U. S. Interstate 15 at Great Falls, then southwesterly along said highway to
Creek to its intersection with U. S. Highway 89, then south on U. S. Highway 89 to its intersec¬ Route 41 to Route 2, then northwesterly along said route to Interstate 90 at Butte, then west¬ the interchange at the town of Cascade, then north along the county road to Simms, then
tion with the Yellowstone River, then south up said river to its point of beginning. erly along said Interstate to Its Junction with interstate 15 near Rocker, then southerly along northerly along the county road to junction of U. S. 89, then westerly Into Fairfield and Cho-
314 - Upper Yellowstone West: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the Interstate 15 to Dillon, the point of beginning^. teau to Montana Route 219 at Pendroy, the point of beginning.
' follotfing-descnbld boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Yellowstone River and Inter¬ 341 • High Rye: Those portions of Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the NOTE: Teton Spring Creek Preserve closed to hunting except as designated under hunting
state 90, then westerly along Interstate 90 to the Gallatin-Yellowstone Rivers Divide at Boze¬ following-described boundary: Beginning at the Junction of Interstate 90 and Interstate 15 regulations. Boundary description on page 8.
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Yellowstone River east of Livingston, then northerly along said highway to Sixteen Mile said interstate to Interstate 15. the point of beginning. Geraldine, then northwesterly along State Route 80 to Fort Benton, the point of beginning.
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westerly up said river to U. S. Highway 89, the point of beginning. westerly along said interstate to Butte, the point of beginning. Bank- then south and west along Blackfeet Indian Reservation boundary to U. S. Highway 89,
316 • Absaroka: Those portions of Carbon, Sweet Grass and Park Counties lying within the 360 - North Madison: That portion of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the then south on U. S. Highway 89 to the junction of Highway 219, then easterly to Pendroy and
following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Montana-Wyommg State following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Indian Creek and the Madi¬ Conrad on Highway 219 to the point of beginning.
Line and the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Boundary southeast of Albino Lake, then north¬ son River, then following the east bank of said river to the bridge at Ennis on State Highway 410 • Missouri River Breaks: Those portions of Fergus and Petroleum Counties lying within
erly and westerly along said boundary to Granite Mountain, then north V2 mile to the Stillwa¬ 287, then northerly along said highway to itsintersectlon with the North Shore County Road the following-described boundary: Beginning at Winnett, then northerly along the Valentine-
ter County Line, then west along said county line to the Custer-Gallatin National Forest at McAllister, then easterly along said county road to the mouth of Beartrap Canyon and the Dovetail Road to the Valentine-Dovetail Road Junction, then northerly along the Valentine
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tain, then southwesterly along the Mill-Hellroaring Creeks Divide to the Bear-Hellroaring southeasterly down the Dudley Creek-West Fork Gallatin divide to the Gallatin River, then mately 13 miles to Knox Ridge Road, then westerly on Knox Ridge Road and the DY Trail to
Creeks Divide to Ash Mountain, then southerly along the Crevice-Hellroaring Creeks Divide to southerly up said river to the intersection with Buck Creek, then up Buck Creek in a westerly Stafford Ferry (McCelland Road), then northerly on Stafford Ferry Road to the Missouri River,
the Crevice-Cottonwood Creeks Divide, then southerly along the Crevice-Cottonwood Creeks direction to the Madison-Gallatin Rivers Divide, then southerly along said divide to Shedhorn then downstream (east) following the Missouri River to the mouth of the Musselshell River,
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the Yellowstone River, then westerly up said river to Interstate 90, the point of beginning. stone National Park Boundary, the point of beginning. the Kolin-Hanover Road (State Route 505), then easterly along said road to U. S. Highway 191,
318 • Butte-Basin: Those portions of Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties lying within the 362 - South Madison: Those portions of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the then southerly to Lewlstown, the point of beginning.
following-described boundary: Beginning at Butte, then northeasterly along Interstate 15 to following-described boundary: Beginning al the mouth of Indian Creek and the east bank of
the Boulder-Prickly Pear Divide north of the town of Boulder, then westerly along said divide the Madison River, then southerly along the east bank of said river and Quake Lake to the 412 • Judith and Moccasin Mountains: That portion of Fergus County lying within the
to the Boulder River-Ten Mile Creek Divide, then westerly along said divide to the Jefferson mouth of Rock Creek, then northerly up Rock Creek to U S. Highway 287,then*1°'!? following-described boundary: Beginning at Lewlstown, then easterly along U.S. Highway 87
County Line then southwesterly along said county line to the Silver Bow County Line, then said hiqhway to its junction with U. S Highway 191 at the Duck Creek Y, then northerly along U. (State Highway 200), to Cheadle at it's junction with the Giltedge Road, then northerly on the
westerly and southerly along said county line to Interstate 90, then easterly along said inter¬ S Highway 191 to its intersection with the Yellowstone National Park boundary, then in a Giltedge Road to the Black Butte Road, then northeasterly along the Black Butte Road to Roy,
state to Butte, the point of beginning. nMoardthiseorlny- Gdiarlelcattiino nR aivloern Dg itvhidee Y, tehlleonw wsteosnteer Nlya atinodn anlo Prtahrekr lbyo aulnodnagr ys atiod i dtsiv Iindtee rthseroctuigohn Sweinthti tnheel tahpepnr owxiemstaetrellyy a3lo mngil eUs. tSo. tHhieg hjuwnacyt io19n1 otfo t hHeil gSearl,t tCherene kn oRrtoha do,n t htheen Wnoinrtihfrwede sRteoralyd a(FloAnSg 2 t3h6e)
319 - Fleecer: Those portions of Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the and Imp Peaks to Shedhorn Ridge (mountain), then down the toe of Shedhorn Ridge> in a Salt Creek Road to the Plum Creek Road, then southwesterly along the Plum Creek Road to
following-described boundary Beginning at the junction of Interstate 15 and Route 43, then northwesterly direction to Indian Creek, then down Indian Creek in a westerly direction to the State Route 81 (Denton Highway), then westerly along State Route 81 to the Judith River, then
westerly along said route to a point directly opposite the confluence of Pintler Creek with the point where the mouth of Indian Creek and the east bank of the Madison River meet, the point southerly along the Judith River to the Hanover Road (FAS 426), then easterly along the Hano¬
aBBlieoqan vHge otrhhleee aCRdio vnCetroi nu(Dennteytea rll iLDnoeiv dtigode e-t thBoee RaCvooeurnthetei 2na7ed4n ,Ct athol ueDnni tsvyoi dulient heae)t, r lWnyo earslttoh nwPgie nsstatleeidrrl yrPo eaualtoken ttgoh eAtnhm en eDorirecteahrne LaCsortdeegerke y-, o3f7 0b e- gBiunlnl iMngo.u ntains: That portion of Jefferson County lying within the following-described vtoewr nR,o tahde tpoo Uin.tS o. fH bigehgwinanyi n1g9.1 , then southerly on Highway 191 to U.S. Highway 87 In Lewis-
then southeasterly up said creek to the Continental Divide, then easterly along said divide boundary: Beginning at Whitehall, then easterly along Route 2 to Route 69. then norther y 413 - Deep Creek Park: Those portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties lying within the
Fleecer Ridge at Burnt Mountain, then southerly along Fleecer Ridge to U. S F S Road 96 along said route to the Whltetail-Boulder Road, then southerly along said road to Whitehall, following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Lewis and Clark National For¬
(Divide Creek Road) then easterly along said road to Interstate 15, then southerly along said the point of beginning. est northern boundary and the Smith River; then east along the U.S. Forest boundary to Lick
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along said route to Twin Bridges, then northerly along Route 41 and Route 55 to the intersec¬ the east bank of said river to its intersection with Highways 12 and 287, then southerly along down Eagle Creek to the Smith River, then down the Smith River to the northern boundary of
tRioona do ft htheen Weaastteerrlloyo o-nP atrhseo nsas idR oroaadd, tahnedn tshoeu Mthilel aCstaenrylyon a Tloranigl (sFa.Sid. Trroaaild N too. 8th9e) tMo itllh eC Sanoyuothn s1a2i dto htihgeh wjuanycst itoon T oofw Rnosuetned 2 a8n4d, tthheen i nntoerrtsheecrtliyo anl oonf gH sigahidw aroyu 1t2e, ttoh eDnu eckas Cterreleyk a, ltohnegn Hw|e9shtweralyy the Lewis and Clark National Forest, the point of beginning.
Boulder-Jefferson River Divide, then southerly and easterly along said divide and the South along said creek to the east shore of Canyon Ferry Reservoir, t£fnT10r,her|y ^S^ilon c»fri 414 • Ulm-Riceville: That portion of Cascade County lying within the following-described
Boulder-Ruby Divide and the Madison-Rliby Divide to Ramshorn Mountain, then easterly shoreline of said reservoir to the Canyon Ferry Dam and Route 284 thensoutherlyalongsad boundary: Beginning at Ulm at Interstate 15 interchange, then northeasterly along Interstate
down South Meadow Creek to the junction of Route 287, the point of beginning. route to Highway 287-12, then westerly along said highway to Interstate 15, then southerly 15 to U. S. Highway 87 and 89 at Great Falls, then southeast along said highway to U. S. High¬
3b2o1u n- Wdaersyt BiBg eHgoinlen:i ngT haat t Wpoirstdioonm o fa nBde aRveoruhteea d27 C8o, uthnetyn lysionugt wheitrhlyin atlhoen fgo lsloaiwdi nrgo-udtees ctori btehde aNlOonTgE :s aiCda innytoenrs tFaetrer yto G Baomuel dMera tnhaeg pemoiennt to cf lboesgeidn ntoin bgi.g game hunting except as designated wtBoao tyuh n8ed9 La, rtiychk,e tnCh erseoneu kwt hRe saotla oadln,o gtnh gsea nsiad wi dhe isbgtohewurlnyady aa tlrooy n tthgo e st ahLieod g Srgmoianidgth Ct oRr ietvheeekr , LRtheoweandis ,d atohnwednn C wslaaeirsdkt rNaivlaoetniro gtno sa Ual ildFm o,r rotehasdet
Jackson-Skinner Meadows Road, then southerly along said road to the Big Hole-Bloody Dick under hunting regulations. Area description on page 8. point of beginning.
Divide, then westerly along said divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line and Continental Di¬
vide, then northerly and northeasterly along said Continental Divide to the Beaverhead-Deer 390 • Sixteenmlle Creek: Those portions of Broadwater, Gallatin and Meagher Counties lying 415. Summit-North Fork Birch Creek: Those portions of Pondera and Glacier Counties lying
Lodge County line at West Pintlar Peak, then southeasterly along said county line to a point within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Sixteenmile Creek and within the following-described boundary Beginning at Summit, then northeast along the
on Route 43 directly opposite the confluence of Pintlar Creek with the Big Hole River, then the east bank of the Missouri River, then northerly along the east bank of said ^er to the Glacier Park Boundary to the Blackfeet Indian Reservation Boundary, then southeasterly
southerly along Route 43 to Route 278 at Wisdom, the point of beginning msoouuthth a onfd G eraesyts aolno nCgr etehke, Rthiedng ee Rasotaedrl yto u tph es ajuidn ccrtieoenk otof tihtse jDurnyc Ctiorene kw iRtho atdh ec uRtiodfgf,e tRheonad s,o tuhtehn¬ asaloidn gt rsaaili dt or eBseardvgaetri oPna bsso,u tnhdeanr yn toor tNhworetsht eFrolyrk a olof nBgi rtchhe C Creoenkt iTnreanilt a1l2 1D, ivthideen two eSsutemrlmy iat,l otnhge
NOTE: Big Hole National Monument closed under federal law. erly to the Dry Creek Road, then easterly along the Dry Creek Road to the Meagher- point of beginning.
322 - Lower Ruby: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the Broadwater County line, then southerly along said line to the Meagher-Gallatin County line, 416 • Little Belt Mountains-Northwest: Those portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties
following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Route 41 and the Stone- then east along said line to Sixteenmile Creek, then northeasterly along said creek to Hln- lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at White Sulphur Springs, then
Cottonwood Creek Road, then easterly along said road to the Ruby River Road, then northerly glinq then southerly and westerly along the Ringling-Maudlow Road to its junction with the northwest along the Fort Logan-Millegan Road to Rock Creek, then down Rock Creek to
down said road to Route 287 at Alder, then northwesterly along said route to Route 41 at Twin Dry Creek Road and Sixteen-Mile Creek at Maudlow, then westerly along said creek to the east Smith River, then up the Smith River to Eagle Creek; then east on Eagle Creek to the main
Bridges, then southerly along said route to the junction of the Stone Creek Road, the point of bank of the Missouri River, the point of beginning. county road; then north and east on said road to the junction with the Williams Park-Harley
beginning. 391 • Dry Creek-Duck Creek: Those portions of Broadwater and Meagher Counties lying Park Road, then easterly on said road to the junction with the Harley Creek Road, then down
323 • Wall Creek: That portion of Madison County lying within the following-described within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Intersection of the Missouri River the Harley Creek Road to U. S. Highway 89, then south on the said highway to White Sulphur
boundary: Beginning at the Junction of the Madison River and the West Fork of the Madison and Highways 12 and 287, then southerly along said highways to Townsend and the Intersec¬ Springs, point of beginning.
River then southwesterly up the West Fork of the Madison River to Elk River, then northwest¬ tion of Highway 12, then easterly along Highway 12 to Route 284, then northerly along said
erly up said river to the Gravelly Range Road, then northerly along said road to the Johnny route to Duck Creek Road, then easterly up Duck Creek Road to the Broadwater-Meagher
Ridge-Talc Mine Road, then easterly along said road to the east bank of the Madison River County line, then southeasterly along said line to Edith Lake Trail 152 (near Edith Mountain),
then southerly up the east bank of said river to the West Fork of the Madison River, the point of then southerly along said trail to Its Junction with the East Fork Cabin Gulch Road (U. S. F. S.
beginning. Road 423), then southerly and westerly along said road to Highway 12, then northeasterly
417 • War Horse: Those portions of Fergus, Musselshell, and Petroleum Counties lying 442 • Sun Riven 1990 & 1991 Legal Descriptions Page 3
within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Grass Range Junction on U.S. Trail (U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 114) to the Teton River Road, then southeasterly along the
Highway 87, then southerly along U. S. Highway 87 to Route 244, then northeasterly along said Teton River Road to the Ear Mountain Road turnoff, then southerly along said road to the Bel-
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418 • Judith Basin: Those portions of Judith Basin and Fergus Counties lying within the NOTE: Green Meadow Game Preserve closed to hunting. Description on page 8. within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, then westerly along U. S.
following-described boundary: Beginning at Stanford, then easterly along U. S. Highway 87 to 444 - Lower Sun Riven Those portions of Cascade, Lewis and Clark and Teton Counties lying Highway 12 to Spring Creek-Whitetail Cabin Road, then northerly along said road to its inter¬
its junction with U. S. Highway 191, then south along U. S. Highway 191 to the Wheatland within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Simms, Montana, then north along section with the Willow Park Road, then easterly along said road to its intersection with For¬
County line, then westerly along said county line to the Lewis & Clark National Forest bound¬ the county road to U. S. Highway 89, then westerly along said highway to Choteau and State est Service Trail 603, then easterly along said trail to the Mt. High Lookout Tower, then easterly
ary, then northwesterly along said boundary to its junction with the Judith River Road, then Route 287, then southerly along said route to the Sun River, then down said river to Dry Creek, along the Mt. High Lookout-Jelllson Guard Station Road to a permanent boundary marker on
northeasterly along said road to Utica, then northerly along the Windham - Utica Road to its then south and west up Dry Creek to State Route 287, then southerly along said route to Bow¬ the Mt. High Lookout-Jelllson Guard Station Road, then northeasterly along the Wheatland
junction with the Sage Creek Road, then southwesterly along said road to the Lewis & Clark mans Corner and State Route 200, then easterly along said route to Simms, the point of begin¬ County line to U. S. Highway 191, then southerly along said highway to Harlowton, the point of
National Forest Boundary, then northwesterly along said boundary (not including those Na¬ ning. beginning.
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Road to Arrow Creek, then down Arrow Creek to State Highway 230, then south along said lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Ulm, then southeasterly up the said boundary to the Gallatin-Custer National Forest Boundary, then west and south along
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to Geyser, the point of beginning. tDoi vthidee ,f othrkesn, wtheesnt ewrleys otenr lsya oidn dthivei dNe otroth t hFeo rhke aodf Forf eBemeaavne rC Crereeekk t,o t htheen Bsoeuavthewr-Hesotuernldy Cdorewenk Cthrroowu gMho Buonutalidne,r t Phaesns n, tohrethn annodr twhweset satl aolnogn gth teh Be oBuoludledre Rr iRvievre- rM - Hille Cllrreoeakri nDgiv Cidree etok MDitv. iCdeo wpaasnt,
420 - Judith River Wildlife Management Area • Sage Creek: That portion of Judith Basin said creek to the Martein-Hump Cabin Road, then northerly along said road to the Beartooth then north along the Yellowstone River - West Boulder River Divide to Elephant Head Moun¬
County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Ju¬ Wildlife Management Area boundary fence, then north and west along said fence to Holter tain, then north down Mission Creek to the Yellowstone River, then east down said river to
dith River Road and the bridge over the Middle Fork of the Judith River, then westerly along Lake, then down Holter Lake and the Missouri River to Cascade, then north to the Interstate Highway 191, then south along Highway 191 to Interstate 90 at Big Timber, the point of begin¬
said Middle Fork of the Judith River to its confluence with Yogo Creek, then northwesterly Highway 15 interchange, then northeasterly along Interstate Highway 15 to Ulm, the point of ning.
aerlolyn agn sda ieda sctreerelky taol otnhge tBheea rB Geaurl cPha rRko Rado,a dth teon tuhpe sSaaigde r oCarde eakn dR otraadil, ttoh eBne aera sPtaerrkly, tahleonn gn osrathid¬ beginning. 570 - Sweet Grass: Those portions of Golden Valley. Stillwater, Sweet Grass and Wheatland
road to its junction with the Windham-Utica Road, then easterly along said road to Utica, then 446 • Big Belts-Northeast: Those portions of Cascade, Meagher and Broadwater Counties Counties, lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, then east
along the Judith River Road to the junction of said road and the Middle Fork of the Judith lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at White Sulphur Springs, then along Highway 12 to Shawmut, then south along the South Shawmut Road, also signed as
River, the point of beginning. sHoiugthhwearyly 1 o2n t oU t. hSe. EHaigsth wFoaryk 1C2a abnind G89u ltcoh t hReo ajudn (cUt.iSo.nF .oSf. Rsaoiadd h 4i2g3h)w, tahyesn, tnhoernth werelyst aenrldy eoans tUe.r lSy. R12aEp1el1j6eS, ,t htoe nth seo Gutihb saolno nRgo Hadi,g hthweany e3a0s6t taol oCnog luthmeb Guisb, stohne nR woaeds t( aaplopnrogx iImntaetresltya t1e8 9m0 ilteos )B tiog
4fo21ll o- wBiirndgta-dile Hscirllisb:e dT bhoousned paoryr:t ioBnesg oinf nCiansgc aatd Ce aasncda dLee,w tihse ann dw Ceslat rakl oCnogu tnhteie Ms liysisnogu wri iRthiivne rth toe aCloounngt ys aliinde r(oBaigd Btoe ltt hDei vEiddei)t,h t hLeank ne oTrrtahiel r1ly5 2a,l otnhge ns auidp lsinaeid t ot rtahiel Ltoe wthise a Bndro Cadlawrka tCero-uMnteya glihneer, Timber, then north along Highway 191 to Harlowton, the point of beginning.
Little Prickly Pear Creek, then west along said creek to town of Wolf Creek, then northerly then along the Lewis and Clark-MeagherCounty line to the Beaver Creek-Hound Creek Divide, 575 - Absarokee: Those portions of Carbon, Stillwater. Sweet Grass and Yellowstone Coun¬
along U. S. Highway 287 to State Route 200 at Bowman's Corner, then east along said route to then easterly along said divide to the North Fork of Freeman Creek, then down said creek to ties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Laurel, then south along
Simms, then south along the county road to Cascade, the point of beginning. the forks, then down the main Freeman Creek to the Millegan-Fort Logan Road, then south¬ Highway 212 to Red Lodge, then northwest along Highway 78 to the Fishtail - West Rosebud
422 - North Dearborn: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following- erly and easterly on said road to White Sulphur Springs, the point of beginning. aRlooandg, tthheen B seoduftohrdw eSscth aolooln gR osaaidd troo aHdi gtoh wthaey F4i1d9d, ltehre Cnr ewekes (tB aeldofnogrd H Sicghhowoaly) R41o9ad t,o t htheen Mweasint
described boundary: Beginning at Dry Creek and U. S. Highway 287 approximately 5.5 miles 447 - Belt-Square Butte: Those portions ol Cascade, Chouteau and Judith Basin Counties Stem Stillwater River, then northeast down the Stillwater River to the mouth of Spring Creek,
southeast of Augusta, then southeasterly along U. S. Highway 287 to State Route 200 at Bow¬ lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Geyser, then northwesterly then west up Spring Creek to the Spring Creek East Bridger Creek Road, then northwesterly
man's Corner, then southwest along State Route 200 to the Continental Divide, then north¬ along U. S. Highway 87 to Belt Creek, then northerly down Belt Creek to the Milwaukee Rail¬ along said road to the Bridger Creek rfoad, then north along said road to Interstate 90, then
wsaeidst erirvlyer a tloo nFgo rseasidt Sdeivrvidicee t oT rtahile 2h4e8a, dt hoefn th eea sStoeurltyh aFloornkg o sfa tihde tSrauiln t Ro iUve. rS, .t hFeonr ensot rStheervrliyc ed oTwranil rGoearda lrdiginhet-, otfh-ewna ys,o tuhtehne ansoterrthlye ralylo nagn ds aeiads treorultye taolo Anrgr oswa iCd-rreiegkh,t -tohfe-nw asyo uttoh wSteasttee rRlyo uupte A 8r0ro awt east along Interstate 90 to Laurel, the point of beginning.
212, then southeasterly down said trail to the Crown Creek Trail (Trail 232), then easterly along Creek to the Geyser-Geraldine Road, then south along said road to Geyser, the point of begin¬ 580 • East Slope Crazy Mountains: Those portions of Meagher, Park, Sweetgrass and Wheat-
said trail to Trail 244, then southeasterly along said trail to the Smith Creek trail, then north¬ ning. land Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of
easterly along said trail to the Smith Creek Road, then easterly along said road to F. A. S. 434, Sixteenmile Creek and Highway 89 at Ringling, then north along Highway 89 to Highway 294,
then northeasterly along said road to Augusta and U.S. Highway 287, then along said highway 448 - Little Belt Mountains-East Central: Those portions of Cascade, Judith Basin and then east along Highway 294 to Highway 12, then east along Highway 12 to Harlowtown, then
through Augusta and north to the Sun River, then down said river to Dry Creek, then south and Meagher Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Kings Hill on south along Highway 191 to the north bank of the Yellowstone River, then west up the north
w4da2te e3Bss cto•r wuSibpome usdaatn hib’d soD CuCenoraderrneabkeroyr rt,: no t: hBU e.e nSgT .ish noHanutii tgnhphgoew rraltatyiy ot ahn2le 8oo 7nifn, g tLt heUere.w sS epi.sco H tiainiongtn dho wfoC fbal yaeUr g.2k iS8 nC.7n Hotionuig gntho.t wyw anlyy oi 2nf 8gW7 w oalinft hdCi nrSe tetahkte,e t hfRoeolnluo tsweo i2un0tgh0- SUCeitr.os rl yeSuie .nto khtnH-e FWrsigosahehrikdciwt teJriatouoyaand ild8 i wt 9Cth,oi a t Rthbiht iiseFvn nei-onrS r tsReoeosuroutsta hteSdh ce,eFt rtirovholryienkc n eowJ snuTio tdrhausii attlthh ih6d ee0R a 3Whis vitgteiehlhrlr oewlRywnao oyePan adat s ros(tka ae ttiRrh dlmoye ra ooadDual,oe dtthna ht dgoeom n fsi ataeCsina doj su rCttrneraracrleil tleyCi kot rao-nelH eotwhkone)iog,t vh Mts ehatrhoei duSne n prSstor opiaHnurditgin hgtsg¬ho- bttDheaueencnnkkm noCioflr ertet hhCeek ra ,eYn tedhek le wltnooe w nsHsto itargotlhnhowewn agRey sis vt8a e9uird,p t t odhs ieaDv iipdudo cecki nrt oeCt e otrkhef eetbok eh ,g tethiahneden nCion rfnag Soz. yirxt hMte ueopnu mnDtiauliecn kC DCreirveeiked,ke t htnoee nathr w eF eaWsirtev asielto wFn ogPr ekSai xok¬f,
on U. S. Interstate Highway 15 to Lyons Creek, then up Lyons Creek and the North Fork of Lookout Tower, then easterly along the Mount High-Jellison Guard Station Road to a perma¬ 590 • Bull Mountains • Pine Ridge: Those portions of Big Horn, Golden Valley, Musselshell
Lyons Creek to the Continental Divide, then northwest along said divide to State Route 200, nent boundary marker on the Mount High Lookout-Jelllson Guard Station Road, then north¬ and Yellowstone Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Bill¬
then northeasterly along State Route 200 to Its intersection with U. S. Highway 287^ the point easterly along the Wheatland-Judith Basin County line to the Lewis and Clark National Forest ings then north along Highway 3 to Lavina, then east along Highway 12 to Melstone, then
of beginning. boundary, then northwesterly along said boundary to its junction with the Judith River Road, south along the Melstone-Custer Road to Custer, then east along Interstate 94 to Highway 47,
4detar2eli4ysn c ,a •r tnihBbdeee nwdn cnebhsootmreutrhnalerdykra la:ry lyo a:n nTgBdh etawhgtei en psdntoieivrnritlgdiyo e ana tb l oteohtnfwe g Le juteehnwnec i Btdsi ioevaaninvd doee fr tCCColru aRetrerkeok nc Caskhno Caduw rnWet eyMikl l oloayuwninn dCtg a Lriewniem,i ktteh ht ioRenn e F etashfio,er uvt hitfeheownellr oslMywoou iauntnhngd¬¬- eetnhrrolleyyrnt aha nllwooonenrsgtght esseraaaliiysddt ae cMlrroleynied gakd lt lotheon e Fgt Bho sreeak aiB drJ eu Pradaorri aGktdh Ru tRlooc iahtvdh eR ert oo tb oatrdh ind esg tSh ecae oognnv eaef Cllruo trnehengeec k sMe aR iiwoddaid trdlhoe, a YtFdhoo eagrnnko d eJC autrsrdeatieietlrkh tl, oy Rt haBivleeoenarn, r gn tPh osaerartnihkd w,w treheosseattn¬d¬ COathlrloedonn wHg s aIotnrhuddetii hnaO nRla dlRo oHaendsag er( drOHvilniadg t RhiHowoinaga dyhB wt4ooa7u y nBt od8il a7lIr)in ynat,gt e sttrh,hs tetehan etn e wop r9oet0shi ntwa tat e olHsof tnba cgredo gitrinhnn,ee nt rihC noergfon .tw he eaR srete ssaeelrorvvnaagtti ioIonnnt ,eb trohsuetanntd ena o9ryr0t httoow ttehhseet
westerly along Benchmark Creek to Straight Creek, then down Straight Creek to the South to its junction with the Lewis and Clark National Forest boundary, then northwesterly along 593 • Crow Reservation: That portion of Big Horn and Yellowstone Counties lying within the
Fork of the Sun River, then southerly up the South Fork of the Sun River to U. S. Forest Service said boundary (including those National Forest lands within the Blacktail Hills) to its junction Crow Indian Reservation.
Trail 248, then easterly along said trail to U. S. Forest Service Trail 212, then southerly down with the Dry Wolf Creek Road and Forest Service Road 251, then southwesterly along Forest
said trail to U. S. Forest Service Trail 232, then easterly along said trail to U. S. Forest Service Service Road 251 to Memorial Way Junction, then northwesterly along Forest Service Road
Trail 244, then easterly along said trail to the Smith Creek trail, then northerly along said trail 437 to U. S, Highway 89 at Kings Hill, the point of beginning.
to the Smith Creek Road, then northeasterly along said road to F. A. S. 434, then northerly to 449 - Castle Mountains-East: That portion of Meagher County lying within the following-
Augusta, then westerly along the Willow Creek Road to the U. S. Forest Service Boundary, described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 12 and Route 294 north of
then along said boundary to Willow Creek, then northerly along the summit of Lime Reef to Martinsdale, then southwesterly along said route to its junction with the Four Mile-Castle 600 - North Hill • Blaine • Phillips: Those portions of Hill, Blaine, and Phillips Counties lying
Cutrock Creek, the point of beginning. Town Road, near Lennep, then northwesterly along said road to its junction with U. S. High¬ within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where State Route 233 meets
425 • Sun River Wildlife Management Area: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying way 12, then easterly along said highway to its intersection with Route 294, the point of begin¬ the Canadian line, then southerly along said route to U.S. Highway 2 at Havre, then easterly
within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Augusta, then north and east along U. ning. along Highway 2 to the Milk River Bridge at the Fort Belknap Indian Agency, then east down
SB.o Hunigdhawrya,y t h2e8n7 stoo uththee Srluyn a Rloivnegr ,s tahiden b wouenstdearrlyy taol oSnagw tthoeo tShu Mn Rouivnetra itno , tthhee nU .a Slo. nFgo rtehset SSuemrvmiciet 4B5e0g •i nCnhinogte aatu C: hoTtheaatu p tohretnio wn eosf tTereltyo na lConogu nUt .S l.y Hinigg hwwitahyi n8 9th toe iftosl jluonwcitnigo-nd wesicthri tbheed T beotuonn dRairvye:r thhigeh Mwialky Rtoiv ethr eto t othwen M oifl kD Roivdesro Bn,r itdhgeen o sno Uu.tSh. oHfi gDhowdasyo 2n wones Rt oofu Dteo 2d0s4o nt,o t htheen Seaosutt hal oDnogd ssoaind-
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(FAS 236) to Winifred, then northeasterly on the DY trail to the Stafford Ferry Road, then north¬ of beginning. NOTE: A portion of the Milk River Game Management Area, as posted, may be open to the
erly on the Stafford Ferry Road to the Missouri River, then up said river in a westerly directon 452 • Castle Mountalns-West: That portion ot Meagher County lying within the following- hunting of big game as designated under hunting regulations.
to the mouth of Arrow Creek, then up Arrow Creek to State Route 80, then south on said route described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highways 89 and 12 northeast of 610 • Hill-Chouteau: Those portions of Hill and Chouteau Counties lying within the
teorl Sy taanted Reaosutteer l8y1 ,a tlhoenng esaasitde rRlyo aadlo tnog t hsaei dS aRlto uCtree teok tRheo aPdl,u mth eCnr eseoku Cthoeuansttye rRlyo aadlo, nthge nth neo Srtahl¬t WMhiliet-eC Saustllpeh Tuorw Snp rRinogads,, tthheenn seoausttehrelays otenr lUy. oSn. Hsaiigdh wroaayd 1 t2o tiots i tjsu nicnttieorns ewctiitoh nR wouitthe t2h9e4 Fnoeuarr ftholelno wwiensgt-edrleys carliobnegd sbaoiudn ldinaery t:o Btheeg iHninlli-nLgi baet raty p Coionut nwtyh elirnee R, tohuetne 2s3o3u tjhoeinrlsy t haleo Cnga nsaadidia nli nlien teo,
Creek Road to its junction with the Winifred Road (FAS 236) approximately 3 miles north of Lennep, then southwesterly along said route to its intersection with U. S. Highway 89 north of the Marias River, then southerly along said river to U.S. Highway 87 near Loma, then northeast
Hilger, then north on the Winifred Road to Suffolk, the point of beginning. Ringling, then northerly along said highway through White Sulphur Springs to its intersection on Highway 87 to U.S. Highway 2 west of Havre, then east on Highway 2 to Route 233 at Havre,
427 • Elk Hill: Those portions of Teton County lying within the following-described boundary: with U. S. Highway 12, the point of beginning. then northerly on said route to the Canadian line, the point of beginning.
2Bn0oe1rg)t ihanesnr ilinytg ac sra otp stohsseetse m dR ateoinc S ltahrmaeieal ptui opRn et heFfe,l atNhtseo, nrtt hhne oFnrot hnrk oa rlotofhn etghrl etyh Seau lSonun mRg imvsaeiirtd o( Uft r.SSah.i le Fteoop rA eRsrets eeSfn etirocv CiCcierrec Telerka ,Ci lt rhNeeeonk. 4twi5ea4sy -sl yL8i9int tgal enw dBi t1ehl2itn eM athsoetu onffot aWllionhwsi-tiSen ogSu-udtlhepeshcaursirtbS: epdrT ibnhogoussn,e dt hpaeroynr:t eioaBnsestg aoinlfo nMningeg aU ga. htS e.t hrH eai ngjudhnw Jcautyido i1nt2h o tBof aUths. ieSn .S CHporiuginnhg¬¬ NnaOtTedE :u nTdheer hRuonotkienrgy rRegecurleaatitoionns. A rea, as posted, may be open to the hunting of deer as desig¬
and the Circle Creek Trail (U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 231) within the boundary of the Bob Creek-Whitetail Cabin Road, then northerly along said road to the junction with the South 620 • South Phillips: Those portions of Phillips and Valley Counties lying within the
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said creek to Straight Creek, then down Straight Creek to the South Fork of the Sun River, the NOTE: Gates of the Mountains Game Preserve closed to hunting. Boundary description on ning.
point of beginning. page 8. 621 - Upper Missouri Breaks-West: That portion of Phillips County lying within the following-
429 • Pilgrim Creek: Those portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties lying within the 471 • Geraldine: Those portions of Chouteau and Fergus Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning where the U. S. Highway 191 and the Manning Corral-Nichols
following-described boundary: Beginning at Monarch, then south on U. S. Highway 89 to the described boundary: Beginning at the Missouri River at Fort Benton, then northerly and east¬ Coulee Roads intersect, then southerly along the Manning Corral-Nichols Coulee Road to the
junction with Harley Creek Road, then west on Harley Creek Road to Williams Park Road, then erly down the Missouri river to the mouth of Arrow Creek, then southerly and westerly up Ar¬ diversion of the two roads, then down the Manning Corral Road to the Charles M. Russell
along said road to the junction with the Logging Creek Road, then northwest along said road row creek to State Route 80, then northwesterly along said route to the Missouri River at Fort National Wildlife Refuge (C.M.R.) boundary and the continuation of the Manning Corral Road
past the Monument Peak turnoff, then northeast and easterly along said road to U. S. Highway Benton, the point of beginning. to the C.M.R. Road 202, then southeasterly along said road to the intersection of C.M.R. Road
89, then south along said highway to Monarch, the point of beginning. 203, then southeasterly along said road (C.M.R. 203) to its intersection with Road 201, then
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way to the Armington Junction, the point of beginning, miles on the Gibson Road to its junction with the South Shawmut Road, also signed as NOTE: Closed to all hunting, the following-described area: Slippery Ann Station, Section
435 • Helena-South: Those portions of Lewis and Clark and Jefferson Counties lying within 12E116S, then north along the South Shawmut Road to Shawmut, then east along Highway 12 36, Township 22 North, Range 24 East and Section 31, Township 22 North, Range 25 East, as
the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 12 and Inter¬ to Lavina, then south along Highway 3 to Billings, then west along Interstate 90 to Columbus, posted.
state 15 east of Helena, then south along Interstate 15 to the Prickly Pear Creek-Boulder River the point of beginning. 622 - Middle Missouri Breaks: Those portions of Valley and Phillips Counties lying within the
Divide, then westerly along said divide and the Tenmile Creek-Boulder River Divide to the Con¬ 502 - Crow Line: Those portions of Carbon and Yellowstone Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Timber Creek on Fort Peck Reser¬
tinental Divide, then northerly along the Continental Divide to U. S. Highway 12, then east following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, then southeasterly along the Old Har¬ voir, then north up Timber Creek to the Bill Anderson Ranch, then north along the Saco-Bill
along said highway through Helena to the junction of U. S. Highway 12 and Interstate 15, the din Road (old Highway 87) to the Crow Reservation Boundary, then southwesterly along said Anderson Road to the Larb Creek-Content Road, then northwesterly along said road to the
point of beginning. boundary to Bowler-Sage Creek Road, then westerly and southerly along said road to the Content Road, then southerly along said road to the Sun Prairie Road, then southerly along
439 • Sleben - East Helena: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following- Bowler-Bridger Road, then northwesterly along said road to its Junction with Highway 310, said road to First Creek Hall Road, then northwesterly along said road to First Creek Hall, then
described boundary: Beginning at Wolf Creek, then easterly down Little Prickly Pear Creek to then northwesterly along said highway to its junction with Route 72 south of Bridger, then westerly along said road to the Mldale Road, then southerly along said road to the Charles M.
the Missouri River, then southerly up the Missouri River to the Canyon Ferry Road (State southerly along said route to Belfry, then westerly along Route 308 to Red Lodge, then north¬ Russell National Wildlife Refuge (C.M.R.) Boundary Road 212, then easterly along Road 212
Route 284), then southwest on said road to Claysoil, then west along U, S. Highway 12 to Inter¬ erly and easterly along U. S. Highway 212 to Laurel, then easterly along Interestate 90 to Bill¬ to Road 201, then southeasterly along said road to Road 219, then southwesterly along said
state 15, then north along Interstate 15 to State Route 279, then northwesterly along State ings, the point of beginning. road to Fort Peck Reservoir, then easterly along said reservoir to the mouth of Timber Creek,
Route 279 to Flesher Pass, then northerly along the Continental Divide to the North Fork Ly¬ 510 • Pryor Mountains: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following-described the point of beginning.
ons Creek, then down said creek to Little Prickly Pear Creek, then down said creek to Wolf boundary: Beginning at Belfry, then south along Highway 72 to its junction with the Clarks 623 - Upper Missouri Breaks-East: That portion of Phillips County lying within the follow
Creek, the point of beginning. Fork Yellowstone River, then south along the east bank of said river to the Wyoming State described boundary: Beginning where the Dry Fork Road intersects U. S. Highway 191, then
NOTE: Gates of the Mountains Game Preserve closed to hunting. Description on page 8. Line, then east along the state line to Bighorn Lake (Yellowtail Reservoir), then northeast easterly along the Dry Fork Road to the Midale Road, then south along said road to the U.L.
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nental Divide to Badger Pass and USFS Trail 121, then easterly along USFS Trail 121 to Swift 511 - South Big Snowy Mountains: Those portions of Wheatland, Fergus, and Golden Valley and its continuation Into the Manning Corral-Nichols Coulee Road, then northerly along said
Dam, then north and east along Blackfeet Indian Reservation boundary to U.S. Highway 89, Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, then north¬ road to the intersection of U.S. Highway 191 and the Dry Fork Road, the point of beginning.
the point of beginning. erly along U. S. Highway 191 to its junction with Meadow Creek nearGarneill, then northeast¬
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Mountain, then southerly along the summit of said mountain to Cutrock Creek, then westerly 520 • Beartooth Face: Those portions of Carbon, Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying along said route to the Missouri River at Fort Peck Dam, then northeasterly down said river to
up Cutrock Creek to Lime Reef and the divide between Beaver Creek and Willow Creek, then within the following described boundary Beginning at the mouth of Spring Creek, then west the Milk River, then north along said river to Porcupine Creek, then north up said creek to U.S.
southerly and westerly along said divide to Fairview Mountain, then northerly and westerly up Spring Creek to the Spring Creek-East Bridger Creek Road, then northwesterly along said Highway 2, then northwesterly along Highway 2 to the Larb Creek Road at Saco, the point of
along the divide to Renshaw Mountain, then northerly along the divide between Lange Creek road to the West Bridger Creek Road, then southwesterly along said road to the Gallatin Na¬ beginning.
Drainage and the Bighead-Benchmark Creek drainages to the divide between Bighead Creek tional Forest Boundary, then south along said boundary to the Gallatin-Custer National For¬
and Windfall Creek, then westerly along said divide immediately south and west of Windfall est Boundary, then south along said boundary to the Park County Line, then east along the 631 • Lower Missouri Breaks-West: That portion of Valley County lying within the following-
Creek to the South Fork of the Sun River, then north along the east bank of the South Fork of Park County Line to a point one-half mile north of Granite Peak, then south to Granite Peak on described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Triple Crossing and the Saco-Bill Ander¬
the Sun River (the eastern border" of the Sun River Game Preserve) to its confluence with the the Gallatin-Custer Forest Boundary, then south along said boundary to the Montana- son Road, then easterly along the Triple Crossing Raod to the Willow Creek Road, then south¬
North Fork of the Sun River, then east along the north bank of Gibson Lake to the main trail up Wyoming State Line, then east along the state line to the east bank of the Clarks Fork Yellow¬ west along said road to the Murrey Ranch Road (Whitmayer), then southerly along said road to
the North Fork of the Sun River (U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 201), then northerly along said stone River, then north along the east bank of the Clarks Fork to Highway 72, then north along the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge (C.M.R.) boundary and the C.M.R. Road 513,
trail to Arsenic Creek, then as posted to Sheep Reef, then northerly along the summit of Highway 72 to Belfry, then west along Highway 308 to Red Lodge, then northwest along High¬ then southeasterly along said road to the Fort Peck Reservoir, then westerly along said reser¬
Sheep Reef to Circle Creek and the Circle Creek Trail (U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 231), then way 78 to the Fishtail-West Rosebud Road, then southwest along said road to the Fiddler voir to Timber Creek, then north along said creek to the Saco-Bill Anderson Road, then north
northwesterly along said trail to Cabin Creek, then down Cabin Creek to the North Fork of the Creek (BedfordSchool) Road, then west along the Bedford School Road to Highway 419, then along said road to the Triple Crossing Road, the point of beginning.
Sun River, then up the North Fork of the Sun River to Sun River Pass, then easterly and north¬ west along Highway 419 to the Main Stem Stillwater River, then northeast down the Stillwater
erly along the Continental Divide to Teton Pass, then easterly down the West Fork of the Teton River to the mouth of Spring Creek, the point of beginning.
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River at Loma, then east along said river to the Missouri River, then east along said river to the of the Montana-Wyoming state line and the east boundary of the Crow Reservation, then
Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge boundary, then east along the northern boundary north along said Reservation boundary to the Northern Cheyenne Reservation boundary, then
Bear, Deer, Elk, Lion (continued) to U. S. Highway 191, then northeast along said highway to State Route 66, then north along east along Northern Cheyenne Reservation boundary to the Tongue River, then north down
said route to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, then west and north along said boundary to the Tongue River to the northeast corner of the Northern Cheyenne Reservation boundary,
Little Suction Creek, then northwest along said creek to Suction Creek, then west along said then west along said Reservation boundary to Route 332, then north on said road to State
632 • Lower Missouri Breaks-East: That portion of Valley County lying within the following- creek to Cow Creek, then northwest along said creek to the Lloyd Road, then south along said Route 59, then north on State Route 59 to Its junction with U. S. Interstate 94, then northeast
described boundary: Beginning at Fort Peck Dam and State Route 24, then northwesterly road to the Cow Island Trail, then northwest along said trail to Route 236, then north on said along U. S. Interstate 94 to O'Fallon Creek, then southeast up O'Fallon Creek to U. S. Highway
along said route to the Willow Creek Road, then westerly along said road to the Murrey Ranch route to U. S. Highway 87 at Big Sandy, then southwest along Highway 87 to the Marias River at 12, then west along Highway 12 to Its junction with the Powder River Road at Locate, then
Road (Whitmayer), then southerly along said road to the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Loma, the point of beginning. south on Powder River Road to its junction with Highway 212 at Broadus, then west on U. S.
Refuge (C.M.R.) boundary and the C.M.R. Road 513, then southeasterly along said road to the Highway 212 to its intersection with the Sonnette-Sayle Road, then south on the Sonnette-
Fort Peck Reservoir, then easterly along said reservoir to the Fort Peck Dam and State Route 690 • Hill-Blalne-Chouteau: Those portions of Hill, Blaine and Choteau Counties lying within Sayle Road to its intersection the Bloom Creek Road, then southeast along the Bloom Creek
24, the point of beginning. the following-described boundary: Beginning at Havre, then west along U.S. Highway 2 to the Road to its intersection with the Broadus-Moorhead Road, then south along the Broadus
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big game hunting. said creek to Suction Creek, then northeast along said creek to Little Suction Creek, then east 705 • Prairie/Pines - Juniper Breaks: Those portions of Carter, Custer, Powder River and Fal¬
NOTE: That portion of the C.M.R. known as the Pines Recreation Area will be closed to all big along said creek to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation boundary, then north along said lon Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of
game hunting, as posted. bAoguenndcya,r yth teon tnhoer tMh ialkn dR iwveers, tt haleonn ge aHsitg ahlwonayg 2s atoid H raivverer , ttoh eU .p So.i nHt iogfh bweagyi n2n aint gB. elknap Indian trhoead M too nIttsa nIan-tWersyeocmtiionng wstiathte t hlien eB laonodm t hCer eBekro Radouads-, Mthoeonr hneoardth Rwoeasdt ,o nth eBnlo nomor tChreeaeskt Rono asda itdo
640 - North Valley-Daniels-Sherldan: Those portions of Valley, Daniels and Sheridan Coun¬ its intersection with the Sonnette-Sayle Road, then north on the Sonnette-Sayle Road to its
ties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where State Route intersection with U. S. Highway 212, then east on U. S. Highway 212 to its Intersection with fhe
24 joins the Canadian Border, then south along said highway to the Fort Peck Indian Reserva¬ Broadus-Powderville Road at Broadus, then northeast on the Broadus-Powderville Road on
tion boundary, then east along said boundary to the Big Muddy Creek, then southerly along the west side of the Powder River to Powderville, continuing to its intersection with U.S. High¬
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641 • Sheridan-Roosevelt: Those portions of Sheridan and Roosevelt Counties lying within north down the Missouri River to the Fort Peck Powerhouse, then south along the east shore west along the Montana-Wyoming state line to its intersection with the Broadus-Moorhead
the following-described boundary: Beginning at the town of Reserve on Big Muddy Creek, of the Fort Peck Reservoir to Big Dry Creek, then south up Big Dry Creek to Little Dry Creek, Road, the point of beginning.
then southerly along said creek to U.S. Highway 2 seven miles west of Culbertson, then east then up Little Dry Creek to State Route 200, then west along State Route 200 to the Mussel¬
along said highway to the North Dakota Border, then north along said border to Route 258, shell River Bridge, the point of beginning.
then west along said route to Reserve, the point of beginning. 701 • Sagebrush Prairie: Those portions of Prairie, Custer, Rosebud. Treasure, Yellowstone,
650 • McCone: Those portions of McCone and Garfield Counties lying within the following- Musselshell, Garfield and McCone Counties lying within the following-described boundary:
described boundary: Beginning at Circle, then northerly along State Route 13 to the south Beginning at the junction of U. S. Interstate 94 and Route 253 at Terry, then west along U. S.
boundary of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, then westerly along said boundary to the Interstate 94 to its junction with the Custer-Melstone Road at Custer, then north along said
mouth of the Milk River, then westerly along the Missouri River to the Fort Peck Dam. then road to its junction with Highway 12 at Melstone, then east on Highway 12 to the Musselshell
southerly along the east shore of Fort Peck Reservoir to Big Dry Creek, then southerly along River, then north down the Musselshell River to its intersection with State Route 200 near BEAR HUNTERS — Know Your Target!
said creek to Little Dry Creek, then southerly along said creek to State Route 200, then east¬ Mosby, then east on Route 200 to Brockway, then southeast on Route 253 to Terry, the point of
erly along said route to Circle, the point of beginning. beginning. Look for a combination of characteristics
NOTE: That portion of the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge lying between the 702 - Yellowstone Pine Hills: Those portions of Treasure, Big Horn, Rosebud and Custer Color and sla are misleading
Fort Peck Powerhouse and the spillway shall be closed as posted to the hunting of big game. Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Bighorn River
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beginning.
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beginning. ginning.
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easterly up said river to the South shore of Quake Lake and the Madison-Gallatin County Line,
the point of beginning. 400 • Teton-Marlas: Those portions of Glacier, Toole, Pondera, Teton, Cascade, Liberty,
300 • Medicine Lodge-Upper Horse Prairie: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within NOTE: The Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Is not closed to antelope hunting by Chouteau and Hill Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at
the following-described boundary: Beginning at Clark Canyon Dam, then westerly along the Montana Fish and Game Commission, however, portions of the refuge may be closed to Choteau, then northerly along U. S. Highway 89 to the Blackfeet Indian Reservation Boundary
Route 324 to the TTall Creek-Lemhl Pass Road, then westerly along said road to the Montana- trespass by the Fish and Wildlife Service, U. S Department of Interior. Hunters are asked to (Birch Creek), then east and north along said boundary to Cut Bank, then easterly along U. S.
Idaho State Line, then southerly and easterly along said state line to the Pine Creek-W.F. Little check with the Refuge Manager before hunting on the refuge. Highway 2 through Shelby to the Hlll-Llberty County Line, then southerly along said line to
Sheep Creek Divide northeast of Bannack Pass (Medicine Lodge Pass), then northerly down 338 • Shields River North: Those portions of Gallatin, Meagher and Park Counties lying the Marlas River, then east and south down the Marlas River to the Missouri River, then south¬
said divide to the head end of Four Eyes Canyon, then northwesterly down said canyon to Its within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the confluence of Sixteenmile and westerly up the Missouri River to Great Falls, then westerly along U. S. Highway 89 through
junction with the Big Sheep Creek County Road, then easterly and northerly along sa d road Middle Fork of Sixteenmile creeks, then easterly up said Middle Fork to the South Fork of Fairfield to Choteau, the point of beginning.
to Interstate 15, then northwesterly along said highway to Clark Canyon Dam, the point of be¬ Sixteenmile Creek, then southerly up said South Fork to the Bridger Mountain Divide near NOTE: Brinkman Game Preserve closed to hunting. Boundary description on page 8.
ginning. Flathead Pass, then southerly along said divide to Ross' Peak, then easterly and southerly
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junction with the Big Sheep Creek County Road, then easterly and northerly along said road divide to Sixteenmile Creek, then southwesterly down said creek to the Middle Fork of Six¬ point of beginning.
to Interstate 15 at Dell, the point of beginning. teenmile Creek, the point of beginning. 410 • Sand Coulee: That portion of Cascade County lying within he following-described
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confluence of Grasshopper Creek with the Beaverhead River, then westerly along Grasshop¬ Clyde Park then easterly and northerly up said creek to the Crazy Mountain Divide, then 420 • South Fergus: Those portions of Golden Valley, Fergus, Petroleum, and Musselshell
per Creek to the Bannack-Grant Road, then northerly along said road to Route 278, then west¬ southerly along said divide to Fairview Peak, then southerly to the head of the West Fork of Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lewistown, then east¬
erly along said route to the junction of the Grasshopper-Wise River Road, the point of begin¬ Duck Creek, then southeasterly down said creek to the Yellowstone River, then westerly up erly along State Route 200 to Winnett, then southwesterly along Route 244 to U. S. Highway
ning said river to the bridge on U. S. Highway 89, the point of beginning. 87, then northerly along said highway to Flatwillow Creek, then westerly along said creek to
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teenmile Creek, then easterly up said Middle Fork to the South Fork of<f th^n erly westerly and southerly along said boundary to Suce Creek, then westerly along Suce said highway to Lewistown, the point of beginning.
then southerly up said South Fork to the Bridger Mountain Divide near Flathead Pass then Creek to the Yellowstone River, then northerly and easterly along said river to the mouth of the 430- Buffalo: Those portions of Judith Basin, Fergus and Cascade Counties lying within the
southerly along said divide to Ross Peak, then easterly and southerly along the Boulder River, the point of beginning. following-described boundary: Beginning at Stanford, then southeast along U. S. Highway 87
Gallatin Divide including Bangtail Ridge, Bozeman Pass and Hyalite Peak 10 341 - Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, Madison, Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties to U S Highway 191, then south along said highway to the Judith-Musselshell River Divide,
Mountain, then in a westerly and northerly direction along the Portal-Porcupine and Levlnski- Ivlng within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dillon, then northerly along then west along said divide and the Judith-Smith River Divide to Kings Hill, then northwest
Porcupine Creeks Divide to the West Gallatin River near the mouth of West Fork then south Route 41 to Route 2, thence northwesterly along said route to Interstate 90, then westerly * along U. S. Highway 89 to Armington Junction, then east along U. S. Highway 87 to Stanford,
up the Gallatin River to Buck Creek, then up Buck Creek to the Mad'son-Galtatm Divide Jthen along said Interstate to Interstate 15, thence southerly along said interstate to Dillon, the the point of beginning.
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then northerly along said divide to Mount Bradley and the head of North Meadow Creek, then 450 • Hound Creek: Those portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties lying within the
319 • Fleecer-High Rye: Those portions of Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties lying within easterly down said creek to U. S. Highway 287, then northerly along said highway to Norris, following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of the Smith River, then south up said
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320 - Tobacco Roofs: Those portions of Madison, Jefferson, and Silver Bow Counties lying alonq said highway to the Jefferson-BroadwaterCounty line, then northerly along said county 455 • Ming Bar: That portion of Lewis & Clark County lying within the following-described
within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Virginia City, then westerly and north¬ line to the South Crow Creek, then westerly up said creek to the Boulder-Missouri divide then boundary: Beginning at the juncture of the Cascade County-Lewis and Clark County line and
erly along Route 287 to Route 41, then northerly to Route 2, then easterly along said route to along said divide to Interstate 15, then southerly along said highway to Boulder, the point of the Missouri River, then southerly along the Missouri River to Holier Lake, then southerly
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beginning. northeasterly down the Jefferson River to the Missouri River, then northerly down the Mis¬ 480 • Helena: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described
321 • Ruby-Blacktall: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the souri River to the Missouri River Bridge north of Townsend, then westerly on the Indian Creek boundary: Beginning at Wolf Creek, then northeasterly along the Recreation Road to the Mis¬
following described boundary: Beginning al Dillon and Route 41, then northeasterly along Road to Hassel, then westerly on Forest Service Road 4031 to Forest Service Road 424 then souri River, then up the Missouri River to Hauser Dam, then southerly along the Black Sandy
said route to Route 287, then southeasterly along said route to Virginia City and Alder Gulch, southerly to South Crow Creek, then westerly along said creek to Its junction with the Beach Road to Route 453, then west along said route to Interstate 15, then northerly along
then southerly up said gulch to Baldy Mountain and the Ruby-Madlson Divide, then south- Broadwater-Jefferson County line, then southerly and easterly along said county line to said Interstate to Wolf Creek, the point of beginning.
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the head of Clark Canyon, then westerly down said canyon to Interstate 15, then northerly 380 - Winston Flats: Those portions of Broadwater, Lewis and Clark and Jefferson Counties Missouri River to Belt Creek, then up Belt Creek to the Milwaukee Railroad tracks, then east¬
along said interstate to Route 41 at Dillon, the point of beginning. lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Missouri River bridge north erly along said tracks to Arrow Creek, then southwesterly up Arrow Creek to the Geyse-
of Townsend, then westerly on the Indian Creek Road to Hassel, then westerly on Forest Serv¬ Geraldine Road, then southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 87, then northwest along said
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said highway to Clark Canyon Dam, the point of beginning.
473 • Geraldine: That portion of Chouteau County lying within the following-described 570 • Fish Creek: Those portions of Golden Valley, Sweet Grass, and Wheatland Counties 1990 & 1991 Legal Descriptions Page 5
boundary: Beginning at the Juncture of Belt Creek and the Missouri River, then down the Mis¬ lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton then east on High¬
souri River to Arrow Creek, then up Arrow Creek to the Milwaukee Railroad tracks, then west¬ way 12 to Shawmut then south on the South Shawmut Road, also signed as 12E116S to the
erly along said tracks to Belt Creek, then down Belt Creek to the Missouri River, the point of Gibson-Tincan Hill Road, then southwest along said road to Sweet Grass Creek, then north¬ Antelope (continued)
beginning. west up Sweet Grass Creek to Highway 191, then north on Highway 191 to Harlowton, the
point of beginning.
480 • North Fergus: That portion of Fergus County lying within the following-described
boundary: Beginning at Lewistown, then westerly on U. S. Highway 87 to the Judith River, 571 • Big Coulee: Those portions of Golden Valley, Stillwater, Sweet Grass and Wheatland 670 - North Valley-North Phillips: Those portions of Valley and Phillips Counties lying within
then northerly down said river to the Missouri River, then easterly down said river to the Robin¬ Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Shawmut then south the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where Route 242 crosses the Cana¬
son Bridge, then southerly along U, S. Highway 191, to State Route 19 at Bohemian Junction, on the South Shawmut Road, also signed as 12E116S to the Gibson Road, then east along the dian border, then easterly along said line to State Route 24, then southerly along said route to
then southerly along said route to State Route 200 near Grass Range, then westerly along Gibson Road to Rapelje, then north along the Rapelje-Ryegate Road to Ryegate, then west the Fort Peck Indian Reservation boundary, then westerly along said boundary to the West
said route to Lewistown, the point of beginning. along Highway 12 to Shawmut, the point of beginning. Fork of Porcupine Creek, then southerly along said creek to Porcupine Creek, then southerly
481 • Petroleum: Those portions of Fergus, Judith Basin and Petroleum Counties lying 572 • White Beaver Creek: Those portions of Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying along said creek to U. S. Highway 2 near Nashua, then westerly along Highway 2 to its junction
within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Mosby, then westerly along State within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Yellowstone River bridge at Co¬ with Route 243 at Saco, then north along said route to the Milk River Bridge, then westerly up
Route 200 to State Route 19 near Grass Range, then northerly along said route to U. S. High¬ lumbus, then westerly along the Yellowstone River to Sweet Grass Creek, then northerly the Milk Riverto Whitewater Creek, then northwesterly along Whitewater Creek and the West
way 191 at Bohemian Junction, then northerly along said highway to the Robinson Bridge, along said creek to the bridge where the Tincan Hill-Gibson Road crosses Sweet Grass Creek, Fork of Whitewater Creek to Route 242, then north along said route to the Canadian border,
then easterly down the Missouri River to the Musselshell River, then southerly up said river to then northerly and easterly along said road to Rapelje, then southerly along the Rapelje- the point of beginning.
Mosby, the point of beginning. Columbus Road (Route 306) to Columbus and the Yellowstone River bridge, the point of be¬ 690 - Bear's Paw Mountains: Those portions of Hill, Blaine, Phillips and Choteau Counties
490 • West Meagher: That portion of Meagher County lying within the following-described ginning. lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where U.S. Highway 2
boundary: Beginning at King's Hill, then south along U. S. Highway 89 to Sixteenmile Creek, 590 - Twodot: Those portions of Wheatland, Sweet Grass, Meagher and Park Counties lying and U.S. Highway 87 meet, then sputhwest along U.S. Highway 87 to the Marias River at Loma,
then down said creek to the Broline, then northwest along said county line to Rock Creek, within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, then southerly along then southeast along said river to the Missouri River, then easterly along said river to the
then down Rock Creek to the Smith River, then down the Smith River to the Cascade County State Route 191 to Sweet Grass Creek, then westerly along said creek to the Crazy Mountain north boundary of the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, then east along said
line, then eastward along said county line to King’s Hill, the point of beginning. Divide, then northerly along said divide to Cottonwood Creek, then northerly along said creek boundary to U.S. Highway 191, then northeast along Highway 191 to State Route 66, then
to the South Fork of the Musselshell River, then northeasterly along the South Fork of the northerly along said route to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation Boundary, then west and
491 - East Meagher: That portion of Meagher County lying within the following-described Musselshell River to the Musselshell River, then northwesterly along said riverto U. S. High¬ north along said boundary to the Milk River, then easterly along said river to U.S. Highway 2,
boundary Beginning at King’s Hill, then southeast along the Meagher-Judith Basin County way 12, then easterly along said highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning. then westerly along Highway 2 to U.S. Highway 87, the point of beginning.
line to the Whitetail-Spring Creek Road, then southward along said road to U. S. Highway 12,
then easterly along said highway to the South Fork of the Musselshell River, then up the NOTE: Rocky Boy Indian Reservation closed to the hunting of big game.
South Fork to Cottonwood Creek, then up said creek to the Shields River Divide, then west¬
ward to the Middle Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, then down said fork and Sixteenmile Creek to U.
S, Highway 89, then north along said highway to King's Hill, the point of beginning.
500 • West Wheatland: Those portions of Wheatland and Meagher Counties lying within the
following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, then westerly along U. S, Highway 12 600 • North Hlll-Blalne-Phllllps: Those portions of Hill, Blaine and Phillips Counties lying
to the Spring Creek Road, then northerly along said road to the Little Belt Mountain Divide, within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where State Route 233 meets 700 • Missouri Breaks-Prairle: Those portions of Garfield and McCone Counties lying within
then easterly along said divide to the Wheatland County Line, then easterly along said line to the Canadian line, then southerly along said route to U.S. Highway 2 at Havre, then easterly the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Musselshell River Bridge near Mosby on
Highway 191, then southerly along said highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning. along Highway 2 to the Milk River Bridge at the Fort Belknap Indian Agency, then east down State Route 200, then north down the Musselshell River to the Missouri River, then east and
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511 • Hardin: Those portions of Big Horn and Yellowstone Counties lying within the Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Bighorn River
following-described boundary: Beginning at the Yellowstone River Bridge at Custer, then NOTE: See related boundaries HD’s 400 & 401 attached. Bridge on U. S. Interstate 90 near Hardin, then northwest along U. S. Interstate 90 to State
southwest up the Yellowstone Riverto Highway 87 at Billings, then east on Highway 87 to Old 620 • South Phillips: Those portions of Phillips and Valley Counties lying within the Route 47. then north along State Route 47 to its intersection with U. S. Interstate 94, then
Highway 87 (Old Hardin Road), then southeast along said road to the Crow Indian Reservation following-described boundary: Beginning at a point west of Dodson where U. S. Highway 2 northeast along U. S. Interstate 94 to its intersection with State Route 59 near Miles City, then
boundary, then east along said boundary to Interstate 90 near Hardin, then west along Inter¬ crosses the east boundary of the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, then southerly and west¬ south along State Route 59 to Route 332, then south along said road to the Northern Chey¬
state 90 to Highway 47, then north along Highway 47 to Interstate 94, then west along Inter¬ erly along said boundary to State Route 66, then southerly along said route to U.S. Highway enne Reservation boundary, then west along said Reservation boundary to the Crow Reserva¬
state 94 to Custer, then north on the Custer-Melstone Road to the Yellowstone River Bridge, 191, then southwesterly along Highway 191 to the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Ref¬ tion boundary, then north and west along said Reservation boundary to the Bighorn River,
the point of beginning. uge Boundary, then west along said boundary, as posted, to the Missouri River, then easterly then north down the Bighorn River to its intersection with U. S. Interstate 90, the point of be¬
512 • Stillwater: Those portions of Carbon, Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying within along said river to Timber Creek, then northerly along said creek to the Saco Road at the Bill ginning.
the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Yellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, Anderson Ranch, then north along said road to U.S. Highway 2 at Saco, then westerly along 703 - Grassland-Agriculture: Those portions of Prairie, McCone, Dawson, Richland, Wibaux,
then southwesterly along Route 78 to Absarokee, then westerly along Route 420 to first Highway 2 to U.S. Highway 191 at Malta, then southwest along Highway 191 to the Wagner- Fallon and Custer Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the
bridge crossing the Stillwater River, then north and easterly along said river to the mouth of South Dodson Road (Route 363), then westerly along said road to Route 204, then north on intersection of Route 253 and U. S. Interstate 94 at Terry, then north along route 253 to its inter¬
Trout Creek, then up said drainage in a northwesterly direction to the headwaters of said said route to U.S. Highway 2 at Dodson, then west along Highway 2 to the east boundary of the section with State Route 200 at Brockway, then northeasterly along State Route 200 through
drainage at the Gallatln-Custer National Forest Boundary, then westerly and southerly along Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, the point of beginning. Sidney to the Montana-North Dakota state line, then south along the state line to its intersec¬
said boundary to the headwaters of the Dry Fork of the East Boulder River, then northwesterly NOTE: Closed to all hunting, the following-described area: Slippery Ann Station, Section tion with Highway 12 east of Baker, then west along Highway 12 to its intersection with O'Fal¬
along the Dry Fork to its junction with the East Boulder River, then northerly and westerly 36, Township 22 North, Range 24 East and Section 31, Township 22 North, Range 25 East, as lon Creek, then northwest down O’Fallon Creek to its intersection with U, S. Interstate 94,
along said river to its junction with the Main Boulder River, then northerly and easterly along posted. then west along U. S. Interstate 94 to its intersection with Route 253 at Terry, the point of be¬
sriaviedr troiv tehr et oY ietlsl oJwunstcotinoen R wiviethr Bthreid Ygee lalto Cwostlounmeb Ruisv, etrh, eth peoni neta osft ebrelyg iannndin sgo. utherly along said NOTE: Lake Bowdoin Migratory Waterfowl Retuge is closed to antelope hunting. g70in4n • iPnogw. der Pine Hills: Those portions of Big Horn, Custer, Fallon, Powder River, Prairie and
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along said highway to Roundup, the point of beginning. way 2, then west along U. S. Highway 2 to Saco the point of beginning. then west along said Reservation boundary to Route 332, then north on said road to State
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River to U. S. Highway 12, then westerly on U. S. Highway 12 to Roundup, the point of begin¬ 650 - McCone: Those portions of McCone and Garfield Counties lying within the following- road to its intersection with the Bloom Creek Road, then northwest on Bloom Creek Road to
ning. deaesstcerrilbye adl obnogu nsadiadry r:i veBr etog iSnntainteg Raot utthee 1 F3,o rtht ePpe csok uPtho waleornhgo ussaeid o rno uthtee tMo Sistsaotuer iR oRuivteer 2, 0th0e ant iitnst einrsteecrstieocnti wonit hw Uit.h S t.h Hei gShownanye t2t1e2-S, tahyelen Reaosatd o, nth Ue.n S .n Horigthh wonay t h21e2 S toon intse titnet-eSraseycleti oRno awdi ttho tihtes
540 • Bull Mountains: Those portions of Musselshell and Yellowstone Counties lying within Circle, then west along said route to Little Dry Creek, then north down said creek to Big Dry Broadus-Powdervllle Road at Broadus, then northeast on the Broadus-Powderville Road on
the following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, then northerly along U. S. Highway Creek, then north down said creek to the Fort Peck Reservoir, then northerly along the east the west side of the Powder Riverto Powdervllle, continuing to Its Intersection with U. S. High¬
87 to U. S. Highway 12, then easterly on said highway to Melstone, then In a southerly direc¬ shore of said reservoir to the Fort Peck Powerhouse, the point of beginning. way 12 at Locate, then east along U. S. Highway 12 to the Montana-North Dakota state line,
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within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, then northwesterly along
State Route 3 (Billings-Lavina Road) to U. S. Highway 12, then easterly on said highway to U. S. 651 - Redwater Those portions of Dawson, McCone, Richland and Roosevelt Counties lying
Highway 87, then southerly along said highway to Billings, the point of beginning. within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Route 200 and
State Route 13 near Circle, then north along State Route 13 to the Missouri River, then east
560 • Molt-Broadview: Those portions of Golden Valley, Stillwater and Yellowstone Counties down the Missouri River to Big Muddy Creek, then north along said creek to U.S. Highway 2
lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, then westerly along the seven miles west of Culbertson, then east along Highway 2 to the North Dakota state line,
Yellowstone River to the Yellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, then westerly to the then south along the state line to State Highway 200 at Falrview, then southwest and westerly
Columbus-Rapelje-Ryegate Road, then northerly along said road to U. S. Highway 12 at along State Route 200 to State Route 13 near Circle, the point of beginning.
Ryegate, then easterly along said highway to State Route 3 (Billings-Lavina Road), then south¬
easterly along said route to Billings, the point of beginning.
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106 • Fisher River: Those portions of Lincoln and Flathead Counties lying within the 122 • Thompson River. That portion of Sanders County lying within the following-described
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101 - Purcell: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described boundary: ning. trail to Trail 450, then northerly on said trail to Mt. Headley, then northerly along the divide
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102 • Eureka: Those portions of Lincoln and Flathead Counties lying within the following- Flathead River, then northerly along said riverto the mouth of the North Fork of the Flathead then up said trail to Doris Mountain on the Swan Divide, then southerly along said divide to
described boundary: Beginning near Koocanusa Marina where Cripple Horse Creek Road 835 River, the point of beginning. the Clearwater-Swan Divide (Lolo National Forest Boundary) at Wolverine Peak, then along
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103 • Ten Lakes: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described bound¬ Highway 2, then easterly along said road and State Route 35 to the Flathead River, then up boundary: Beginning at Inspiration Point on the Swan Divide, then northeasterly along ridge
ary: Beginning at the junction of the Stillwater River Road 900 and U.S, Highway 93, then said riverto U.S. Highway 2, then westerly on said highway and State Route 40 to U.S. Highway to U.S. Forest Service Trail 218, then in an easterly direction down Gorge Creek to Trail 115,
northerly along said highway to the Canadian Border, then easterly along said border to the 93, then northerly on said highway to the Flathead Forest Boundary, the point of beginning. then northeast along said trail to Trail 226 (Picture Peak Trail), then up said trail to Trail 107 near
Llncoln-Flathead County Line, then southerly along said line to the Russky Creek Road 379, NOTE: Stillwater Game Preserve closed to hunting. Picture Peak, then northerly along said trail and ridge to the south side of Sarah Peak, then
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121 - West Clark Fork: That portion of Sanders County lying within the following-described U.S. Highway 2, then westerly along said Highway to Ousel Creek, then northerly down Ousel
105 - East Cabinet Mountains: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following- boundary: Beginning where the Sanders-Lincoln County Line meets the Idaho State Line, Creek to the Middle Fork of the Flathead River and Glacier National Park boundary, then west¬
described boundary: Beginning where the Lincoln-Sanders County Line intersects State then easterly along said county line to the Vermilion River-Fishtrap Creek Divide, then south¬ erly along said boundary to the North Fork of the Flathead River, then down the Flathead River
Route 56 just south of Bull Lake, then north along State Route 56 to a point along the south erly along said divide and the Graves Creek-Fishtrap Creek Divide to Mt. Headley, then south¬ to the South Fork of the Flathead River, then up the South Fork of the Flathead River to Frank
shore of the Kootenai River just north of the junction of U.S. Highway 2 and State Route 56, erly along Trail 450 to Trail 437, then southeasterly along said trail and Forest Road 7671 to the Creek, then up Frank Creek to Forest Service Trail 51, then up said trail to Doris Mountain on
then southeasterly along the south shore of the Kootenai River to State Route 37 near Libby, West Fork Thompson River Road, then down said road to the Thompson River Road, then the Swan Divide, then southerly along said divide to Inspiration Point, the point of beginning.
then south on State Route 37 to U.S. Highway 2, then southeasterly along said highway to the southerly along said road to State Route 200, then westerly along said route to the Idaho State
Lincoln-Sanders County Line near Lower Thompson Lake, then westerly along said county Line, then northerly along said state line to the Sanders-Lincoln County Line, the point of
line to State Route 56, the point of beginning. beginning.
308 ■ West Fork-Portal Creeks: Those portions of Madisor. and Gallatin Counties lying within 328 • Eagle Creek-Bear Creek: Those portions of Park County lying within the followlng-
Page 6 1990 & 1991_Legal Descriptior the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Buck Creek and the West Gal¬ jescribed boundary: Beginning on the Yellowstone River at the Yellowstone National Park
latin River, then westerly and northerly up Buck Creek to the Madison-Gallatin Divide, then boundary, then easterly along said boundary to the divide between Crevice and Cottonwood
northerly along said divide to the Spanish-Hellroaring-West Fork Divide, then easterly along Creeks, then northerly along said divide to Ash Mountain, then northerly and northwesterly
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Creek Divide, then easterly along said divide to Hyalite Peak, then southerly along the down the east face of Dome Mountain to the U.S. Forest Sen/ice Campground in Yankee Jim
141 • Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described Yellowstone-West Gallatin River Divide to the Portal-Levlnski-Porcupine Creeks Divide near Canyon, then east from said campground to the Yellowstone River, then southerly up said
boundary: Beginning on the Continental Divide at the junction of Lodgepole Creek Trail 179, Eaglehead Mountain, then westerly along the Porcupine-Portal Divide and the Porcupine- river to the Yellowstone National Park boundary, the point of beginning.
then northerly along said divide to the Glacier National Park boundary at Marias Pass, then Levinski Creek Divide to the West Gallatin River, then southerly up the Gallatin River to Buck 329 • Upper Yellowstone East: Those portions of Park County lying within the following-
westerly along said boundary to Ousel Creek, then southerly up said creek to U.S. Highway 2, Creek, the point of beginning. described boundary: Beginning at Livingston at the intersection of Route 2 and the Yellow¬
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tagon Mountain to Switchback Pass and Kevan Mountain, then northerly along the Continen¬ 310 • Taylor Fork: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the 330 • Gravelly: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the
tal Divide to Lodgepole Creek Trail 179, the point of beginning. following-described boundary: Beginning at the Intersection of the Gallatin River and the following-described boundary: Beginning at U.S. Highway 287 and Talc-Johnny Ridge Road
Sage Creek-Taylor Fork Ridge (divide), then southwesterly along the Sage-Taylor divide and (near Indian Creek), then southerly along said highway and Highway 87 to the Montana-ldaho
along the Wapiti Creek-Sage Creek divide to the Gallatin River-Madison River divide, then State Line, then southerly along said state line to the Red Rock Pass, then westerly along the
westerly and northerly along said divide to Buck Creek, then southerly and easterly down Centennial Valley Road to the east end of the Red Rock Refuge, then northerly and westerly
Buck Creek to the Gallatin River, then up said river in a southerly direction to the Intersection along the north Centennial Road to the junction of the Metzel Creek Road (near the Stauden-
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along said route to the Rock Creek-Bitterroot Divide, then northerly along said divide to the River, then up Greek Creek to the Swan-Squaw Creeks Divide, then easterly up said divide to 331 - Ruby: Those portions of Madison and Beaverhead Counties lying within the following-
Clark Fork-Bitterroot Divide, then northwesterly along said divide to the head of Crystal Hyalite Peak and the Gallatin-Yellowstone Divide, then northerly along said divide to the described boundary: Beginning at Twin Bridges and Route 287, then easterly along said route
Creek, then northerly along Crystal Creek to its junction with County Route 46 near Turah, Hyalite-Sourdough Creeks Divide, then northwesterly along said divide to the Hodgman to Ennis, then southerly along said route to the Junction of the Johnny Gulch (McAtee Bridge)
then northeasterly along said route to its junction with Interstate Highway 90, then easterly Canyon-Leverich Creeks Divide, then northwesterly along said divide to the Hyalite Road (So. Road, then westerly up said road to the Gravelly Range Road, then southerly along said road
along said highway to Drummond, the point of beginning. 19th), then northerly along said road to U. S, Highway 191, then westerly along U. S. Highway to the junction of the Ruby River Road, and then southerly along said road to the Ruby-
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above the East Fork Reservoir, then southerly along said trail to its junction with the Page ston. then northerly along U. S. Highway 89 to Slxteenmlle Creek, then westerly along said 332 - Blacktail: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the
Creek Trail, then east and southeasterly up said trail to its Junction with the Continental Di¬ creek to the Missouri River then southerly up said riverto the Jefferson River, then southwest¬ following-described boundary: Beginning at Dillon and the Sweetwater Road, then easterly
vide near Mt. Tiny, then along said divide southwesterly to the Bittefroot River-Rock Creek erly up said river to Interstate 90, then easterly along said interstate to the junction with U. S. along said road to the Beaverhead-Ruby Divide, then southwesterly along said divide to the
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Springs, then southwest along State Route 48 to State Route 1. then west along State Route 1 northerly direction to Shedds Bridge and Route 84, then easterly along Route 84 and U.S. 333 • Centennial: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the
to Anaconda, the point of beginning. Highway 191 to Its intersection with Route 2, near Bozeman, then westerly along Route 2 to U. following-described boundary: Beginning at Lima, then easterly along the north side
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beginning. 314 • Upper Yellowstone-West: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the state to Lima, the point of beginning.
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son, the point of beginning. 315 • Bear Canyon-Trail Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the westerly along said road to its junction with the divide between Jones and Winslow Creeks,
230 - Lolo, South Clark Fork: Those portions of Mineral, Missoula, and Ravalli Counties lying following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Route 2 and 191 in Bozeman, then southerly up said divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line, then easterly along said state
within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Junction of U.S. Highway 93 and then westerly along U. S. Highway 191 to the Hyalite Road (So. 19th), then southerly along said line to Red Rock Pass, the point of beginning.
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Highway 93, then southwest along said highway to the Carlton Lake Road, the point of begin¬ way 191 in Bozeman, the point of beginning. 350 • Whitetall: Those portions' of Silver Bow and Jefferson Counties lying within the
n2fo4inl0lg o.•w Winegs-td eBsicttreibrreodo tb:o uTndhaorsye: pBoergtiionnnisn go fa Rt aFvlaolrlei nacned, tMheinss soouulath C aolounngti eUs. Sl.y iHnigg hwwitahyi n9 3t htoe 3dY1ee6sl clo•r wiHbseetdolln rbeoo auNrninadgtai-orCyn:oa ltB toePngawirnkon oiBdno:g u antd Ttahhreya t,d iptvhoiedrtnei obnneo twrotfhe eePnral yrCk r aeClvooincugen atsyna dild yC inodgtit vowindiweth oaionn dd tC hterhe eef okClslo roewnv iitnchgee-- ftseothalltaoelwl ,1 i5tnh, get-hnde enns ocsrrotiuhbeethrdlw yb eoasultonenrdlgay r ytah:l eoB nWgeg hsiaintiendti aniingl- tBaetro sButaludtteete rt ,o Rt hBoeaundt t setoo, u thBtheoe upalodsitenertr, loythf aeblneo gnnigon rnRtihoneugrt.le y 2t oto I Wntehri¬¬
Tin Cup Creek, then westerly along said creek to the Montana-ldaho border, then north along Hellroaring Divide to Ash Mountain, then northerly and northeasterly along the Bear- 360 • East Madison: That portion of Madison County lying within the following-described
said border to the Lolo Creek-Bitterroot River Divide, then northeast along said divide to Lolo Hellroaring and Mill-Hellroaring Creek Divide to Wallace and Crow Mountains, then south¬ boundary: Beginning at the bridge on the Madison River and U.S. Highway 287 at Ennis, then
Peak, then east to Carlton Lake, then east along the Carlton Lake Road to U.S. Highway 93, easterly from Crow Mountain along the Hellroaring-Boulder River Divide to the southerly and easterly along said highway to Rock Creek in the vicinity of Quake Lake, then
then south along Highway 93 to Florence, the point of beginning. Hellroaring-Buffalo Forks Creeks Divide, then southerly along said divide over Iron Mountain up Rock Creek in a northwesterly direction to the Beaverhead-Gallatin National Forest
and Nlggerhead Butte to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, then west along said Boundary, then north along said boundary and the Madison-Gallatin Divide and the Madison-
250 • West Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following- boundary to the divide between Crevice and Cottonwood Creeks, the point of beginning. Cherry Creek Divide to the head of Trail Creek near Red Knob Mountain, then in a northwest¬
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261 - East Bitterroot: Those portions of Ravalli and Missoula Counties lying within the der River, then southeasterly along said divide to the divide between Buffalo Forks and boundary: Beginning where the western boundary of Yellowstone National Park intersects
following-described boundary: Beginning at Hamilton, then north on Route 269 to U.S. High¬ Slough Creeks, then southerly along said divide over Roundhead Butte and Lookout Moun¬ the Montana-ldaho State Line, then northerly along the Yellowstone National Park Boundary
way 93 at Florence, then northerly along said highway to Its junction with Interstate Highway tain to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, then west along said boundary to the divide to its Intersection with U.S. Highway 191, then southerly along said highway to its Junction
90, then easterly along said highway to its Junction with County Route 46 near Turah, then between Buffalo Forks and Hellroaring Creeks, the point of beginning. with U.S. Highway 287 at the Duck Creek 'Y\ then westerly to the intersection of U.S. Highway
southwest along said route to Crystal Creek, then south along Crystal Creek to its head at the 287 and Hebgen Lake Dam, then across said dam to the western shore of Hebgen Lake, then
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to Burnt Fork Lake, then northerly along Trail 321 (Burnt Fork Creek Trail) to Trail 147, then the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Interstate 90 and Interstate southerly along said route to the Montana-ldaho State Line, then southeasterly along said
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divide to its junction with the Continental Divide, then southwesterly along said divide to the 321 - Flshtrap: That portion of Deerlodge County lying within the following-described Junction, then northeasterly down said river to the Missouri River, then northerly down said
Montana-ldaho State Line, then westerly along the state line to U.S. Highway 93, then north¬ boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Route 43 and the LaMarche Creek Road, then river and the east shore of Canyon Ferry Reservoir to the Canyon Ferry Dam and Route 284,
erly along said highway to Its junction with Skalkaho Road (Route 38), the point of beginning. northwesterly up the LaMarche Creek Road to its junction with the west fork of LaMarche then southerly along said route to U. S. Highway 287-12, then westerly along said highway to
Creek Trail 126, then westerly up Trail 126 to the Continental Divide at Cutaway Pass, then Interstate 15, then southerly along said interstate to Boulder, the point of beginning.
280 - Upper Blackfoot: Those portions of Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within southerly along the Continental Divide to the Mudd Creek-PIntlar Creek Divide near East
the following-described boundary: Beginning at Rogers Pass, then south along the Continen¬ Pintlar Peak, then southeasterly along said divide to the forest boundary, then southerly
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said trail to the Flathead-Blackfoot Divide, then northeast along said divide to Triple Divide 322 - Upper Stillwater That portion of Park County lying within the following-described said trail to Badger Pass, then northwesterly along the Continental Divide to Summit, the
Mountain and the Continental Divide, then southeasterly along said divide to Rogers Pass, boundary' Beginning on the Slough Creek-Stillwater River Divide at Wolverine Peak, then point of beginning.
the point of beginning. northerly along said divide to the Park County Line near Timberline Mountain, then east and
south along said line to the Montana-Wyoming State Line, then west along said line to the 435 • Helena-South: Those portions of Lewis and Clark and Jefferson Counties lying within
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Ovando, then southeast along the county road to Helmville, then southerly along Route 271 NOTE- The Cooke City Moose Closure shall be closed to the hunting of moose Beginning at River Divide to the Continental Divide, then northerly along the Continental Divide to U.S.
to Interstate Highway 90, then westerly along said highway to Milltown, the point of begin¬ the point where U.S. Highway 212 crosses the Montana-Yellowstone Park boundary, then Highway 12, then east along said highway through Helena to the junction of U.S. Highway 12
ning. north along this boundary to a point one-half mile north of said highway, then east along a line and U.S. Interstate Highway 15, the point of beginning.
one-half mile north of said highway and parallel to said highway to the Montana-Wyoming
boundary, then west along this line to the Montana-Yellowstone Park boundary, then north to
the point of beginning. 512 - Stillwater: Those portions of Sweet Grass and Stillwater Counties lying within the
following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Rosebud River and the
323 • South Big Hole: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following- Stillwater River, then southwesterly up the Rosebud River to the intersection of the East and
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Clark Canyon Dam, then westerly and southerly along said route to the Montana-ldaho State Creek drainages then westerly along said divide to the Montana/Idaho State line, then south¬ then westerly and southerly along said road to the Fishtail Creek-Stillwater River Divide, then
Line (Bannack Pass), then easterly and southeasterly along said line to Interstate 15 at erly along said state line to the Bloody Dick-Big Hole Divide, then easterly along said divide southwesterly along said divide to the West Rosebud-Stillwater Rivers Divide, then south¬
MDaomn,i dtah eP pasosin, tt hoefn b ewgeisntneirnlyg and northerly along said Interstate to Route 324 at Clark Canyon aanlodn gth sea iBdi qd iHviodlee -tHoo Rrsoeu Pter a2ir7i8e aDt ivBiidge Htoo lteh eP aBsisg (HCaorlreo-lGl rHaislsl)h, othpepne r wDeisvtiedrel,y thanend nnoorrtthheerrllyy wthees Stetrillylw aalotenrg R siaviedr -dSivloiudge ht oC trheee kP aDrkiv-Sidteil, lwthaetne r nCooruthnetryl yL ianleo,n tgh esna iwd edsitveirdlye atolo nthge sSatiidl lwlinaete tro-
301 - Horse Prairie: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described along said route to its junction with Route 945, the point of beginning. Boulder Rivers Divide, then northeasterly along said divide to the Sprlng-Bridger Creeks Di¬
boundary: Beginning at the junction of Interstate 15 and Route 278 south of Dillon, then 324 - Wise River-Grasshopper-Pioneer: Those portions of Beaverhead, Silver Bow and Madi¬ vide, then northeasterly along said divide to Spring Creek, then southeasterly down Spring
southerly along said route to Route 324, then westerly and southerly along said route to the son Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Creek to the Stillwater River, then easterly down the Stillwater River to the mouth of the Rose¬
Montana-ldaho State Line iBannack Pass), then northwesterly along said stale line to the Interstate 15 and Route 278 south of Dillon, then westerly along said route to Carroll Hill on bud River, the point of beginning.
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Grasshopper Creek Divide (Big Hole Divide) to Route 278, then easterly along said route to down said divide (Foolhen Ridge) and the Bryant Creek-Teddy Creek Divide to the Bryant bud Rivers, then southwesterly up the divide between said rivers to the Park-Stillwater County
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northeasterly along said route to the Bryant access road at Dickey Bridge, then westerly along 325 - Seymour-Deep Creek: Those portions of Deer Lodge County lying within the following- road to Dean, then northeasterly along the Dean-FIshtall Road to the West Rosebud River at
said road to the divide between Teddy Creek and Bryant Creek, then southwesterly up said described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Route 43 and Route 274 then westerly Fishtail, then northeasterly along said river to its intersection with the East Rosebud River,
divide and the Foolhen Divide between Bryant and Alder Creeks to Foolhen Mountain, then aionq Route 43 to the LaMarche Creek Road, then northerly along the LaMarche Creek Road the point of beginning.
southerly from said mountain along the Big Hole-Wise and Big Hole-Grasshopper Divides to to the LaMarche Creek Trail No 126, then northwesterly along Trail No. 126, to the Continental 514 • Rock Creek: Those portions of Carbon and Stillwater Counties lying within the
Route 278 (Big Hole Pass), then northwesterly along said route to Route 43, at Wisdom, the Divide at Cutaway Pass, then northerly and easterly along the Continental Divide to Route following-described boundary: Beginning at Red Lodge, then east along Highway 308 to the
point of beginning, 274, then southerly along said route to Route 43, the point of beginning. Rock Creek-Clarks Fork River Divide, then southwest along said divide to the Montana-
306 • Porcupine-Buffalo Horn: That portion of Gallatin County lying within the following- 326 • North Fork Big Hole River: That portion of Deerlodge County lying within the following- Wyoming state line, then west along the state line to the Custer-Gallatin National Forest
described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the Porcupine-Levinski Creek Divide described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the North Fork Road and Route 43 near boundary, then north and west along said boundary to the Park-Carbon County line, then
and the Gallatin River, then easterly along said divide and the Porcupine-Portal Creek Divide Mudd Creek, then southwesterly along the North Fork Road to its intersection with the Pintlar north along said county line to the East and West Rosebud Rivers Divide, then northeasterly
to the Yellowstone-Gallatin Divide near Eaglehead Mountain, then southerly along said divide Lake Road then northwesterly along the Pintlar Lake Road to the USFS boundary, then north¬ along said divide to the Roscoe-West Rosebud Road, then easterly along said road to Roscoe,
to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, then westerly and southerly along said boundary erly and easterly along said boundary to the Mudd Creek-PintlarCreek divide, then northwest¬ then southeasterly along Route 78 from Roscoe to Red Lodge, the point of beginning.
to the West Gallatin River, then northerly down the West Gallatin River to the Porcupine- erly along said divide to the Continental Divide near East Pintlar Peak, then southwesterly 515 • Clarks Fork: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following-described
Levinski Creek Divide, the point of beginning. along the Continental Divide to Its intersection with Route 43 at Chief Joseph Pass, then east¬ boundary: Beginning at the point where the Montana-Wyoming state line Intercepts the
NOTE: The Gallatin Closed Area shall be closed to moose hunting. Boundary description on erly and northerly along said route to the point of beginning. Carbon-Park County line, then north along said county line to the Custer-Gallatin National
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Creek-Wapiti Creek divide, then northeasterly along the Sage-Wapiti and Sage-Taylor Fork di¬ Columbine Pass, then southwest from Columbine Pass along the Boulder-Slough Creek Di¬
vide to the Gallatin River, then southeasterly along said river to Snowflake Springs and the toe vide to Boulder Pass, then northwest along the Boulder-Hellroaring/MIII Creek Divide to Mt
of Snowflake Ridge, the point of beginning. CGorawsasn c, otuhnetny ntionret,h tehaesnt naloornthg atlhoen gw seasitd B lionuel dtoe rU-Y. Se.l lIonwtesrtostnaet eR 9iv0e, rt hDeinv iedae stto a tlhoen gP Ua.r kS-.S Iwnteere¬t
state 90 to Big Timber, the point of beginning.
270 • East Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following- 1990 & 1991 Legal Descriptions Page 7
described boundary: Beginning at Darby, then north along U. S. Highway 93 to its junction
\1 r. with County Road 87, then north along said road to its junction with Route 501, then north
along said road to its junction with the Skalkaho Road (State Highway 38), then in an easterly 424 • Ford Creek: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-
direction along the Skalkaho Road to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, then in a southerly described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the Sun River and U, S. Highway 287,
direction along the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide to the Continental Divide, then in a south¬ then southward to Augusta, then up Elk Creek to the Lewis and Clark National Forest Bound¬
westerly direction along the Continental Divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line, then west¬ ary, then south along said forest boundary to Steamboat Mountain, then westward along the
erly along the state line to U. S. Highway 93, then north along said highway to Darby, the point Elk Creek-Dearborn River-Straight Creek Divide to Scapegoat Mountain, then northwest
of beginning. along the Continental Divide to the Sun River Game Preserve, then down the South Fork of the
Sun River along the east boundary of the Sun River Game Preserve to the North Fork of the
Sun River, then easterly along the south bank of Gibson Lake to Gibson Dam, then east along
300 • Gallatin-Yellowstone: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the the Sun River to U. S. Highway 287, the point of beginning.
following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 191 and Route 441 - North Fork Birch Creek-Teton: Those portions of Pondera and Teton Counties lying
84 west of Bozeman, then easterly along U. S. Highway 191 to Bozeman and its intersection of within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Swift Reservoir Dam on Birch Creek,
Bighorn Sheep wInatye r8s9ta, tteh e9n0, itnh ean s eoausttheerrllyy a dloirnegc tIinotne rasltoanteg 9s0a tiod Lhiivgihnwgastyo nto a intds tihnete irnsetecrtsioecnt iwonit ho ft hUe. S Y. eHlliogwh¬¬ tahloenng w theset eCrolyn tailnoenngta tlh De iNviodert hto F Toertko no fP Basirsc,h t hCerne esko uTtrhaielr l1y2 1a ntod eBaasdtegrelry P aalossn,g t htheen Tseotounth Terraliyl
stone Park boundary near Gardiner, then westerly along said boundary to its Intersection with 114 to the Teton River Road at the West Fork Forest Service Station, then southeasterly along
U. S. Highway 191, then northerly along said highway to its intersection with Route 84, the said road to the junction in T25N, R7W, S29 (13 miles west of junction of said road with U.S.
point of beginning. Highway 89 on northside of Teton River), then 3'/« miles north and west to the junction in
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101 - Ural-Tweed: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described bound¬ Gallatin-Madison River's Divide and the head of Indian Creek, then westerly down Indian 32,28, 29, 20 and 21, T28N, R8W, to Swift Reservoir Road (V« mile southeast of Scoffin Butte
ary: Beginning near Koocanusa Marina where Cripple Horse Creek Road 835 meets the east Creek to U. S. Highway 287, south of Cameron, then northerly along said highway to its inter¬ Road junction), then westerly on Swift Reservoir Road to Swift Reservoir Dam, the point of
shore of Lake Koocanusa, then northerly along said shoreline to the Canandian Border, then section with Route 84 at Norris, then easterly along said route to its intersection with U. S. beginning.
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t1Rh2ie1v e•fr o NClloooruwthni tnCyg lRa-drokea sFdco,r rtikhb:ee dn Tsbohouautt nhpdeoarrlrtyyio :a nlo Bonfeg gS siananniddin ergros a,w dL htioenr cteoh leUn S .Sah.n rdHo dFigelhar wtChareyeae d2k CjRoooiunands t iatehnsed l yUTi.hnSog. mFwopitrsheoisnnt 2tCh8re7en,e kteh aoesfnt eTnraolyyrl touhrpe'sr lIynF doairlakon,n tgCh reseanei kds othoui gtthhhewea aMsyt eatrdoli ysIo tsdn oj-uwGnnacl tlsiaaotiinnd wRciritvehee rkIsn dtDoiai vnTi adCyerl, oeterh'kse ,n Fs ooeraukst,th et hrolefy n Ct oae maCsetaercorhlnye, NpaOgTeE 8: . Gates of the Mountains Game Preserve closed to hunting. Boundary description on
Service Trail 137, then along said road and trail to Trail 132, then southeasterly along said trail down Taylor's Fork to U. S. Highway 191, the point of beginning. 500 • Stillwater Those portions of Carbon, Stillwater, Sweet Grass and Park Counties lying
taolo Tnrgai ls 2a9id0, bthoeunn dalaorny gt os atihde t rMailc tLoa tuhgeh lFinla tChreeaedk InFdoiraens tR Resoeardv aNtioo.n 5 B58o1u,n dthaeryn, tshoeunt hswouetshteerrllyy NOTE: Gallatin Closed Area: Closed to hunting bighorn sheep. See description page 8, wPaitrhki nB tohuen dfoalrlyo wanindg -Hdeesllcrroiabreidn gb oCurnedekar, yt:h eBne gnionrntihnegr lyat uthpe s ianidte rcsreecetkio nto otfh teh eW Yeesltl oFwosrkto noef
along said road to State Route 200, then westerly along said route to the Vermilion River Road under Areas Closed or Limited to Hunting Methods for Big Game. Hellroaring Creek, then northeasterly up said creek to the Hellroaring-Bridge Creek Divide
No. 154, then easterly along said road up the Vermilion River and Willow Creek to the East 303 • South Absaroka: That portion of Park County lying within the following-described near Bridge Mountain, then northeasterly down Bridge Creek to the Main Boulder River, then
Fisher-Vermilion Divide, then northerly and westerly along said road to the Silver Butte Road boundary: Beginning at the point where U. S. Highway 89 leaves Yellowstone National Park at northerly down said river to its intersection with U.S. Highway 10 (U.S. Interstate 90) at Big
No. 54, then northeasterly along said road to U.S. Highway 2, then easterly along said highway Gardiner, then northerly along said highway to Cedar Creek, then easterly along Cedar Creek Timber, then easterly along said highway to Reedpolnt, then southerly along the Reedpolnt-
to the Thompson River County Road, the point of beginning. to the divide between Cedar Creek and the North Fork of Bear Creek, then northerly and east¬ Absarokee Road to Absarokee, then south on Highway 78 to the Absarokee-Nye Road south
122 • Clark Fork Cut-Off: That portion of Sanders County lying within the following- erly along this divide to Monitor Peak, then easterly and northerly along the Mill Creek-Bear of Absarokee, then southerly along said road to where It crosses the Stillwater River, then
described boundary: Beginning at the Flathead Indian Reservation boundary on Route 200 and Hellroaring Creeks divide to Mount Wallace, then easterly and northerly along the Mill south along the Stillwater River to the mouth of Horseshoe Creek, then westerly up said creek
west of Perma, then southerly along said boundary to the Sanders County line, then westerly Creek-Hellroaring Creek divide to Crow Mountain, then southeasterly along the Hellroaring to the Stillwater-Slough Creek Divide at the head of Wounded Man Creek, then westerly down
along said county line to the Clark Fork-Ninemile Divide, then westerly along said divide to Creek-Bridge Creek divide to the saddle between Crow Mountain and Bridge Mountain, then Wounded Man Creek to Slough Creek, then southerly down Slough Creek to the Yellowstone
U.S. Forest Service Trail 242, then northerly along said trail to State Route 135 then westerly southerly from this saddle down the West Fork of Hellroaring Creek to Hellroaring Creek, Park boundary, then west along said boundary to the Intersection of said boundary and
along said route to U.S. Forest Service Trail 205, then along said trail in a northerly direction to then southerly down Hellroaring Creek to the Yellowstone National Park boundary, then west¬ Hellroaring Creek, the point of beginning.
U.S. Forest Service Trail 404, then westerly along said trail to the MillerCreek Loop Road, then erly along said boundary to U. S. Highway 89 at Gardiner, the point of beginning. CLOSED AREA WITHIN BIGHORN SHEEP HUNTING DISTRICT 500: Boundary description
west on said road to Combpest Peak, then westerly along U.S. Forest Service Trail 404 to the 315 - Tendoy Mountains: Those portions of Beaverhead County lying within the following- on page 8.
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then southeasterly along said highway to Libby, then southerly along Highway 2 to the Silver 340 - Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, Madison, Jefferson and Silver Bow Coun¬ head of Horseshoe Creek, then easterly down Horseshoe Creek to the Stillwater River, then
Butte Road 54, then southwesterly along said road to the East Fisher Creek Road 154, then ties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dillon, then northerly along northerly down the Stillwater River to where it crosses the Absarokee-Nye Road (Route 419),
easterly and southerly along said road over the East Fisher-Vermilion River divide and down Route 41 to Route 2, then northwesterly along said route to Interstate 90, then westerly along then along said road to Absarokee, then southerly on Route 78 to Roscoe, the point of begin¬
Willow Creek and the Vermilion River westerly along said road to State Route 200, then west¬ said Interstate to Interstate 15, then southerly along Interstate 15 to Route 43, then westerly ning.
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following-described boundary: Beginning at Lolo, then westerly along U.S. Highway 12 to Russell Creek Trail) to its junction with U. S. Highway 212, then westerly along said highway to
Forest Road 343 (Fish Creek Road), then north along said road to Interstate Highway 90, then its junction with the Yellowstone National Park boundary and the Montana-Wyoming state
east along said highway to the second Interstate 90 bridge east of Alberton, then easterly up line, then easterly along said line to its junction with Route 72 (Belfry to Cody Highway), then
tethhrleey Cpaollaoinrnktg oF sfoa brikde gRrioinvanedir n ttgoo . i tthse j uHnacrtpioenr' sw Bitrhi dUg.eS .a Hndig Chwouayn t9y3 R, tohuetne s3o0u (tBhi go nF lsaat iRd ohaidg)h, wthaeyn t os oLuothlo¬, 4wb2oi1tuh n - DdDaereeyep:p C BCreeregekien,k nt:h inegnT auhtp oC sshaeio dpt eocarruetie,o ktnh tseo n ot hfs eoT ucetothonwnf laCurdeon uacnleot yno gfl iyUtisn. Sng o. wrHtihitgh ahinnwd at shyo e2u 8ft7oh l tlfooo wrIktsisn ,ig nt-htdeeernss ecucrpitb itohende wnoersttheerrllyy a alolonngg R Roouutete 7 782 t oto R Boeslcfroye, ,t htheen pwoienstt eorfl yb eagloinnngi nRgo. ute 308 to Red Lodge, then north¬
South Fork of Deep Creek to the intersection ol U. S. Forest Service Trails Numbers 128 and 503 - Pryor Mountains: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following described
210 • John Long Range: Those portions of Missoula and Granite Counties lying within the 223 at the mouth of Erosion Creek, then weste ly and northerly along U. S. Forest Service Trail boundary: Beginning at a point where U.S. Highway 310 crosses the Montana-Wyoming state
following-described boundary: Beginning at Interstate Highway 90 north of the confluence of Number 128 to the confluence of Miners Creel- and Biggs Creek, then westerly and southerly line, then northerly along said highway to Warren, then northerly along the Warren-Pryor road
Rock Creek and the Clark Fork River, then easterly along said highway to the confluence of down Biggs Creek to the North Fork of the Sun River, then up the North Fork of the Sun River to the Carbon County-Bighorn County Line, then easterly along said county line to Bighorn
Tyler Creek and the Clark Fork River, then southwesterly along Tyler Creek to its confluence along the eastern border of the Sun River Game Preserve to Sun River Pass, then east and Lake (Yellowtail Reservoir), then southwesterly along the west shore of said lake to the
with Potato Gulch, then southerly up Potato Gulch to Forest Service Trail No. 21, then south¬ north along the Continental Divide to Teton Pass, then down the West Fork of the Teton River Montana-Wyoming state line, then westerly along said state line to U.S. Highway 310, the
erly along said trail to the Sliderock-Upper Willow Creek Road, then southerly along said road to the Teton Canyon Road, then eastward along said road to U. S. Highway 89, then south point of beginning.
ttoh etnh en Corhthiceor lGy uallcohn gT rsaaili dN tor.a 2il0 t6o, tthhee nR wanecshte Crlrye eaklo Rngo asda,i dth terani ln toor tthhwe eRsatenrclhy Calroenegk Tsaraiidl rNooa.d 6 t5o, along said highway to Choteau, the point of beginning. 620 • Little Rockies: That portion of Phillips County lying within the following-described
Rock Creek, then northerly along Rock Creek to Interstate Highway 90, the point of beginning. 422 ■ Castle Reef: Those portions of Tetor County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Highway 191 and State Route 66 known as the DY
boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Deep Creek and U. S. Highway 287, then up said Junction, then northeasterly along Highway 191 to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation
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beginning. QUIET ZONE: Those portions of Teton County lying within the following-described bound¬ along said river to the mouth of Arrow Creek, then up Arrow Creek to Route 80, then south on
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North Fork of the Sun River (the eastern boundary of the Sun River Game Preserve) to its con¬ Creek, then west along said creek to Cow Creek, then northwest along said creek to the Lloyd
fluence with the South Fork of the Sun River, then easterly along the north bank of Gibson Road, then south along said road to the Cow Island Trail, then northwest along said trail to
Lake to the main trail up the North Fork of the Sun River crossing Reclamation Flats, the point Route 236, then north on said route to U. S. Highway 87 at Big Sandy, then southwest along
of beginning. said highway to the Marias River at Loma, the point of beginning.
Mountain Goat
133 - Swan-Clearwater 142 • Upper Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-
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and down Willow Creek and the Vermilion River westerly along said road to Route 200, then 134 • Swan-Bunker: That portion of Lake County lying within the following-described bound¬ Creek, Argosy Creek, and Dean Creek, then southwesterly along the divide between Dean
westerly along said highway to the junction ol Route 56 (Bull River Road), then northerly along ary: Beginning at the Flathead-Lake County line on Route 83, then easterly and southerly Creek and Schafer Creek to Trail 43 at the junction of Trail 87, then northwesterly along said
said highway to U. S. Highway 2, the point of beginning. along said county line to Trail 72 on the Swan Range crest, then easterly down said trail to Trail 43 to Trail 237 near Gunsight Lake, then northwesterly along said trail to its junction with
101 • West Cabinet Mountains: That portion of Lincoln and Sanders Counties lying within Forest Road 381 and Quintonkun Creek, then down said creek to Hungry Horse Reservoir and Miner Creek Trail 81, then northerly along said trail to Trail 155 and Morrison Creek Trail 154,
the following-described boundary: Beginning on Route 200 at the Idaho state line, then east¬ the South Fork of the Flathead River, then m a southeasterly direction up the South Fork to then easterly along Trail 154 to its junction with Lodgepole Creek Trail 179, then easterly and
erly along said route to Route 56 (Bull River Road), then north along said state route to U. S. the mouth of Bunker Creek, then westerly up said creek to Gorge Creek Trail 115, then south¬ northerly along said trail to the Continental Divide, the point of beginning.
sHtaigthew lianye 2t,o tRheonu twe e2s0t0e,r ltyh ea lpoonign t soafi db ehgiignhnwinagy. to the Idaho state line, then south along said Jenurolnyrtc hatineordnl y wo afel soTtnreagrill y G3 1aol,r ogtnhege Cn sr aweiedek s ttareanridll y tT oar altoihln e2g 1j u8sna tciodtwi otarnard iol fIt notsh tpehi rTea rNtiicoaknpl eaP- CRoiaonnatn dao,n ntdh T eIrnnas iwlp, iterhsaetteinor lwny ePasaltosensrl gtyo sa atnhidde 1fo5l0l o- wCionngt-idneesnctrailb eDdi vbidoeu: ndTarhyo: seB peogritninoinnsg o of nF ltahteh eCado natninde nPtoawl eDlli vCidoeu natti eSsw lyiticnhgb wacitkh iPn atshse,
131 • Mission Mountains: Those portions of Lake and Missoula Counties lying within the road to the Goat Creek Road, then southerly and westerly along said road to Route 83, then then southerly along the Continental Divide to Trail 138 at White River Pass, then westerly on
following-described boundary: Beginning where Route 83 crosses the Swan-Clearwater Di¬ northerly along said route to the Lake-Flathead County Line, the point of beginning. said trail to its junction with Trail 112, then westerly along said trail staying on the south side
vide (Lolo National Forest Boundary), then along said divide in a southwesterly direction to of White River to Trail 263, then northerly along said trail to White River, then down the White
the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, then northerly along said boundary to Trail 17, 140 • Great Northern: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described River to the South Fork of the Flathead River, then northerly along said river to Mid Creek and
then easterly along said trail to its junction with the Woodward Creek Road, then north and boundary: Beginning at the mouth of theSouth Fork of the Flathead River, then southeasterly Trail 103, then up said trail to Trail 89 on Silvertip Creek, then northerly on said trail to Silvertip
east along said road to Route 83, then southerly along said route to the Swan-Clearwater Di¬ up the South Fork, through Hungry Horse Reservoir, to Logan Creek, then easterly up Logan Cabin and Trail 83, then northwesterly along Trail 83 to Trail 43, then northwesterly along said
vide, the point of beginning. Creek to Trail 62, then along said trail over the Middle Fork Divide to Dirtyface Creek, then trail to the junction of Dean Creek Trail 87, then northeasterly from said trail junction along the
132 • Swan-Salmon: Those portions of Flathead, Lake, Missoula and Powell Counties lying eeralsyt earnldy wdoewstne rslayi dal ocnrege ksa aidn dr ivEelkr aCnrde eGkl atoc itehre N Matiidodnlael FPoarrkk otof tthhee FNloartthhe aFdo rRk iovfe rt,h teh eFnl anthoretahd¬ dfeivr Cidree beke,t wAergeno sSyc Chraefeekr ,a anndd D Deeaann C Crreeeekks, ttoh ethne s Eolukt hReidagstee Trlryai la 3lo3n3g a ts athide tdriavili dtoe btheetw Ue.Se.n F Socrheas¬t
within the following-described boundary: Beginning on Route 83 at the junction of Goat River, then southerly and westerly along the Flathead River to the mouth of the South Fork of Service Trail connecting the Dolly Varden • Pentagon Pass to Pot Mountain, then easterly
Creek Road, then easterly and northerly along said road to the Napa Creek Road, then east¬ the Flathead River, the point of beginning along said trail to Trail 173, then southeasterly from said trail junction along the divide be¬
etarrlaoliynl agtol oswanaigdr d st arIaindisl prtooira aBdt iutoonn kT ePrrao iCli n3rte1 ea, knth,d et hdneo enwa nesa tGesrtoleyrrg loyen dC soraweiednk t srtaaoii ldT trocar iTle re1ak1il 5 t2,o 1t ht8he, ent h Seeoanus ettehar slFtyeo rarlkny do a fln otohnregt h Fsealrailtdy- d14e1s c•r iLbeodw ebro uMniddadrlye: FBoerkg:i nniTnhga ot np tohreti oGnl aocife rF Nlaathtieoanda l CPoarukn tbyo ulynidnagr yw aitth Mina rtihaes Pfoalslso,w tihnegn- tbwaceken P tahses Moni dtdhlee Canodn tSinoeunttha lF Dorivkisd eo,f tthhee pFoliantth oefa db eRgiivnenri onvge. r Pentagon Mountain to Switch-
head River, then southerly up said river to Big Salmon River, then southerly up said river to southwesterly along said boundary to the Middle Fork of the Flathead River, then southerly 151 • Danaher: Those portions of Lewis and Clark and Powell Counties lying within the
Trail 80, then westerly along said trail to Trail 110, then westerly and southerly along said trail along said river to Elk Creek, then westerly up said creek and Dirtyface Creek to Trail 62, then following-described boundary: Beginning on the Continental Divide at White River Pass and
to Trail 212, then southeasterly along said trail to the Pendant Creek trail, then southerly along westerly along said trail over the Middle Fork divide to Logan Creek, then down said creek to Trail 138, then westerly on said trail to its junction with Trail 112, then westerly along said trail
said trail over the main Swan Range divide to upper Holland Lake and Holland Lake Trail 35, Hungry Horse Reservoir and the South Fork of the Flathead River, then southerly up said res¬ staying on the south side of the White River to Trail 263, then northerly on said trail to the
then westerly along said trail to the Owl Creek Loop Road, then northerly and westerly along ervoir and river to Mid Creek, then easterly up said creek to Trail 103, then easterly up the Mid White River, then down the White River to the South Fork of the Flathead River, then southerly
said road and the Holland Lake Road to Route 83, then northerly along said route to Goat Creek Trail 103 to its junction with the Silvertip Trail 89, then northerly on the Sllvertip Trail to along said river to Youngs Creek, then southwesterly up said creek to Haun Creek Trail 125,
Creek Road, the point of beginning. the Silvertip Cabin and Trail 83, then northwesterly along Trail 83 to Trail 43, then northwest¬ then southerly along said trail to Haun Creek Pass and the Lolo National Forest Boundary,
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erly along said road and the Owl Creek Loop Road to the Upper Holland Lake Trail 35, then Trail 179, then easterly and northerly along said trail to the Continental Divide, then northerly 212 - North Flint Range: Those portions of Granite and Powell Counties lying within the
easterly along said trail to Upper Holland Lake and the Pendant Creek Trail, then northerly and along said divide to the Glacier National Park boundary at Marias Pass, the point of begin¬ following-described boundary: Beginning at Drummond, then in a southeasterly direction
easterly on said trail to Shaw Creek Trail 212, then northerly on said trail to the Big Salmon ning. along Interstate Highway 90 to the Race Track Creek Bridge, then up Race Track Creek in a
Trail 110, then northerly and easterly along said trail to the South Fork Trail 80, then southerly westerly direction to Race Track Lake and the trail to Red Lion Road, then southwesterly down
on said trail to Big Salmon Creek, then down Big Salmon Creek to the South Fork ol the Flat- the Red Lion Road to its junction with State Route 1 at Georgetown Lake, then in a northerly
head River, then in a southerly direction along the South Fork to Youngs Creek, then southerly direction along State Route 1 to Drummond, the point of beginning.
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Gardiner, then northerly down said river to the mouth of Mill Creek, then southeasterly up Mill Trail 105 to Swift Dam, then easterly along County Road 146 to Dupuyer, then southerly along
Creek to the East Fork of Mill Creek, theri easterly up the East Fork of Mill Creek to the East U. S. Highway 89 to County Road 144, then westerly on County Road 144 to Trailhead 114 at
Mountain Goat (continued) Fork of Mill Creek • Fourmile Creek divide at Silver Pass, then from said Pass easterly down West Fork Teton, then westerly on Trail 114 to Teton Pass on the Continental Divide, then
Fourmile Creek to the Boulder River, then southerly up the Boulder River to Bridge Creek, northward along the Continental Divide to Gateway Pass, the point of beginning.
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with State Route 1, then along State Route 1 in a westerly direction to its junction with the Red 324 • Spanish Peaks: Those portions of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the Birch Creek on Trail 121 to the National Forest Boundary, then north and west along National
Lion Road, the point of beginning. following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Jack Creek, then easterly up said Forest boundary to the point of beginning.
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Roads 343 and 343A to U. S. Highway 12, then west along Highway 12 to the Montana-ldaho 325 - Jack Creek-lndian Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within said road to the Interstate 15, then northward along said interstate to Wolf Creek, the point of
Divide, then northwest along said divide to Lookout Pass, then east on U. S. Interstate High¬ the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Jack Creek on the Madison beginning.
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described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Tin Cup Creek and U.S. Highway 93, then Madison, then southerly down Beaver Creek to the confluence of Beaver Creek and the West 514 • Line Creek: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following-described bound¬
southerly along U.S. Highway 93 to the Montana-ldaho Border, then southwesterly and north¬ Fork of Beaver Creek, then southwesterly up the West Fork of Beaver Creek to the head of ary: Beginning at Red Lodge, then easterly along Route 308 to Belfry and its junction with
erly along said border to Tin Cup Creek Headwaters, then easterly down Tin Cup Creek to its Papoose Creek, then westerly down Papoose Creek to the Madison River, then northerly down Route 72, then southerly along Route 72 to the Montana-Wyoming state line, then westerly
junction with U.S. Highway 93, the point of beginning. the Madison River to the mouth of Wolf Creek, the point of beginning. along said state line to Rock Creek, then northerly and easterly down Rock Creek to Red
Lodge, the point of beginning.
270 • East Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following- 328 • Papoose Creek-Rock Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying
described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 93 and the Skalkaho Road within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Papoose Creek on the 517 • Rock Creek: Those portions of Carbon and Park Counties lying within the following-
(Route 38), then easterly along said road to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, then southerly Madison River, then easterly up Papoose Creek to the head of the West Fork of Beaver Creek, described boundary: Beginning at Red Lodge, then southerly and westerly up Rock Creek to
along said divide to its junction with the Continental Divide, then southwesterly along said then easterly down the West Fork of Beaver Creek to Beaver Creek, then southerly down Bea¬ the Montana-Wyoming state line, then westerly along said state line to Big Moose Lake and
divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line, then westerly along the state line to U. S. Highway 93, ver Creek to the Madison River, then westerly and northerly along the Madison River to the Russell Creek, then northerly up Russell Creek through Widewater, Fox and Russell lakes to
then northerly along said highway to its junction with the Skalkaho Road (Route 38), the point mouth of Papoose Creek, the point of beginning Dead Horse Lake, then easterly over the Broadwater River-East Rosebud Divide to Fossil
of beginning. 329 - Hellroaring-Slough Creek: Those portions of Park County lying within the following- aLnadk ee, atshteenrl yn oarlothnegr lRy oauntde 7ea8s ttoe rRlye dd oLwodng teh, eth Ee apsot iRnto osfe bbuegdi nCnrienegk. to Roscoe, then southerly
280 • North Blackfoot: Those portions of Lewis and Clark and Powell Counties lying within described boundary: Beginning on Slough Creek on the Yellowstone National Park Boundary,
the following-described boundary: Beginning at Rogers Pass, then west along Route 200 to then westerly along said boundary to Hellroaring Creek, then northerly up said creek to the 518 - Froze-to-Death: Those portions of Park, Carbon and Stillwater Counties lying within
its junction with the Landers Fork Road, then north along said road to its junction with Cop¬ West Fork of Hellroaring Creek, then northerly up said creek to the divide between the West the following-described boundary: Beginning at Roscoe, then southwesterly up East Rose¬
per Creek Road 330, then northwest along said road to its junction with the Indian Meadows Fork of Hellroaring Creek and Bridge Creek, between Crow Mountain and Bridge Mountain, bud Creek to Fossil Lake, then westerly over the Broadwater River-East Rosebud Divide to
Road, then north along said road to its junction with U.S.F.S. Trail 481, then northwest along then northerly from said divide down Bridge Creek to the Main Boulder River, then southerly Dead Horse Lake, then southeasterly down Russell Creek through Russell, Fox arid Widewa¬
said trail to its junction with U.S.F.S. Trail 32T, then west along said trail to its junction with up said river to the East Fork of the Boulder River then easterly and southerly up said river to ter Lakes to Big Moose Lake and the Montana-Wyoming State Line, then westerly along said
U.S.F.S. Trail 31T, then northwest along said trail to the Dry Fork-Flathead Divide, then north¬ the East Fork of the Boulder River-Slough Creek Divide, then easterly over said divide to state line to the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, then northwesterly up said river to the
east along said divide to Triple Divide and the Continental Divide, then southeast along the Slough Creek, then southerly down said creek to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, the mouth of the Broadwater River, then northwesterly up said river to Iceberg Peak and Grass¬
Continental Divide to Rogers Pass, the point of beginning. point of beginning. hopper Glacier, then northeasterly down West Rosebud Creek to its junction with the Roscoe-
Dean Road, then southeast along said road to Roscoe, the point of beginning.
330 • North Absaroka: Those portions of Park and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the
following-described boundary: Beginning on the Yellowstone River at the mouth of the Boul¬ 519 • Fishtail: Those portions of Stillwater and Park Counties lying within the following-
der River near Big Timber, then southwesterly up the Boulder River to Fourmile Creek, then described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Roscoe-Dean Road and West Rosebud
westerly up Fourmile Creek to the Fourmile Creek - East Fork of Mill Creek Divide at Silver Creek, then southwesterly up said creek to Grasshopper Glacier and Iceberg Peak, then
Pass, then westerly from said pass down the East Fork of Mill Creek to Mill Creek, then north¬ southeasterly down the Broadwater River to the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, then
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easterly along Route 278 to Interstate 15, then northerly along said interstate to Route 43, 331 - Snowcrest Mountains: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying erly down the Stillwater River to Nye and its junction with the Nye-Dean Road, then easterly
then westerly and southerly along said route to Wisdom, the point of beginning. within the following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Route 41 and Route 287 along said road to its junction with the Roscoe-Dean Road, then easterly along said road to its
3tathil1eoe3snn -g lCye iaIrnansgztte eywrr Mlsiyttha oatiunelon 9tntha0gie nt Rosfo: o Ulul.oTtSew.h 2Hion9sig4eg - htpdowoe sarUctyi.r Soi8.bn 9eHs, d oit ghfb heMownu eannaydog a1hrrt2ehy,r e:,t rhWlByehen age leiaonatnlnsagtinne Udrgl, .y SaS .ta w HlBoeiineggt gh TG wsimraaayibds es8 rh 9a,i ngtthodhe wPRnaa owryuk ett Ceos t o2eUu9rn.lS4y¬,. asRroato iuTdatwd er, io nttoa hB deit rntsio dJn gtuohenresct ,ht Litwohoneen sngwt eCeirtarhleys teR eakorl olRuynto egaa l2dso8a,n 7itgdh, eaRrnto o Tasudwot eiutno t2 h BR8wr7oie dutsogtte eet h4sr,l1e y tah Rateu lD obpnyiolg liRo nsnitav ,o ietdfhr ebRroneoag andidno t,nr ottih hntheegnae. s Csteolroulvtyhe ear-lrBolynla gac lksoatnaiidgl junction with the West Rosebud Creek, the point of beginning.
Highway 191, then southerly along said highway to Big Timber, the point of beginning. 340 - Highland: Those portions of Beaverhead, Madison, Jefferson and Sllverbow Counties
3eBr2ol0yw -a CTndoo ubnnaoctrictehose lRryloyino agtl woMnitgohu iRnno ttauhitnees f:2o 8l7loT twoh oiRnsgoe- udpteeos r4ct1iro iabntes Td o wbfi onMu Bnadrdiaidsrgoyen: s,B, Gtehagelilnna ntniinon,rg tJ haeetfr fEleynr osnonisn ,R tahonuednte Sw 4i1elvs tte¬or lIRynoitnaegdr s w(taMittheei lnr1o 5tsh ene-eT faworli lnRo owBcirknidegrg-,d etseh sgecrnrai vbseeoldu rtbohoaeudrln)y,d taahrleyon:n geB aeIsngteitnernlrysint aagtl eoa nt 1gt5h tetho jeu intHsci tgjiuohn nRc otoifoa Idnn ttweor istihttsa ttjehu e9n 0cH taiiongndh Turn with infWorHmAatTio ■n
Route 55, then northeasterly on Route 55 to Interstate 90 at Whitehall, then easterly on said with State Route 41 to State Route 55, then northerly along said route to State Route 2 at Whi¬ WHERE ■
ianlotenrgs tsaatied t oh iCghawrdawye tlol, Ethnennis s, othueth peoaisntte orlfy b oeng iRnnoiuntge. 359 to U. S. Highway 287, then southerly tIenhtearlls,t athtee nto w ietss tjeurnlyc taionnd wnoitrht hIenrtleyr satlaotneg 1 s5a, itdh ero^uolme tt oo fI nbteegrisntantien g9.0 , then westerly along said In WHEN ■
321 - Medicine Lodge-Big Sheep: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the 380 • Radersburg: Those portions of Jefferson, Broadwater, and Lewis and Clark Counties P HOW ■
following-described boundary: Beginning at Bannack Pass on Route 324 and the Montana- lying within the following-described boundar, Beginning at Boulder, then southerly along OACHERS
ldaho State Line, then northerly and easterly along said route to Interstate 15, then southerly Route 69 to Route 2, then easterly along said route to U. S. Highway 287, then northerly along
along said interstate to Monida Pass on the Montana-ldaho State Line, then southerly, east¬ said highway to Interstate 15, then southerly along said Interstate to Boulder, the point of
erly and northerly along said state line to Bannack Pass, the point of beginning. beginning. (847-6661
322 • South Big Hole: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following- 393 - Bridgers: Those portions of Gallatin County lying within the following-described MONT
described boundary: Beginning at Wisdom, then southerly along Route 278 to the Bannack- boundary: Beginning at the junction of Route 205 and 86 at Bozeman, then easterly and north¬
Grant County Road, then southerly along said road to Route 324, then westerly and southerly erly along Route 86 to its junction with the Flaihead Pass Road, then westerly along said road
along said route to the Montana/Idaho State Line at Bannack Pass, then westerly and north¬ to its junction with the Rocky Mountain Road (Route 411), then southerly along said road to
erly along said Line to Route 43 at Lost Trail Pass, then easterly along said route to Wisdom its junction with Route 205, then southeasterly along said route to its junction with Route 86,
and Route 278, the point of beginning. the point of beginning.
Areas Closed or Limited to Hunting Methods for Big Game
Bighorn Sheep Closure, Closed Area Within Bighorn Sheep Hunting District 500: Those por¬ Jefferson River Closed Area: Closed to hunting of big game except as designated under Prison Ranch (Portion of): Portion as oosted on the west side of Deer Lodge.
tions of Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following-described boundary: hunting regulation. Beginning at the point where U.S. Highway 287 crosses the former C.M. Hookery Recreation Area (As Posted): Hunting by shotgun, bow and arrow or muzzle loader
Beginning at Woodbine Campground then westerly along the adjacent rocky reef to the Main St. P. & P. Railway right-of-way, nearSappington, then northeasterly along U.S. Highway 287 to only as posted and as described under current regulations.
jSmutanilnclw tiFoaltnae trws- WiRtheo stathd eF a oSnrtkdil oltwfh teaht eeFr o SRrteiivlsletw r,S atetherevrn iDc seivo ibudotehu Tenrrdalayilr, yut,hp e tshnae inndo erritavhseetrer tlroyly Wa laoolnoognd gbs aisniadei dCtr aabimol utpong dtrhoaeury nH dtoo, r tshiet¬es CSth aeMp jp.u iSnntcg. ttPio.o n&n, oPt.hf ReIn apitleowrinsaytta ,o ttefh beHenigg sihnownuaitnhygw 9.0 e,s ttheerlny eaalsotnegr lCy .aMlo. nSgt. IPn. t&e rPs.t aRtaei l9w0a tyo tiots H juignhcwtiaoyn 2w8i7t hn tehaer Smtweeeeeelten yn FeLxoatrk eetso Gt tSahmeer evB iPocryee Ssaencrdov uept:r irvoBaatdeeg ilinan nnSdien, cgtth iaoetnn a n2p0oo,ri ntTht1 wo7Nnh e,s rRaem1 F5eWo rb,e osthut enSnde arevrayics teto ol atnnh deth asene cdbt opiuorinnvd alaitnery el abbneed¬¬
point of beginning. Lake Bowdoin Migratory Waterfowl Refuge: Closed to hunting of big game. tween Section 17 and 20, then east on said section line and east on north line of Section 21,
Brinkman Game Preserve: TheSVJ? Section 7, and EV2, NE’A section 7, and SVi section 8, Lincoln Archery District: Refer to legal description of deer-elk district 284. T17N, R15W to State Route . 83, then south on Star Route . 83 to Riverview Drive in Section 3,
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section 11, then south along the boundary line of section 11 and section 14, continuing south and 16 of Township 28N, Range 21W, within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Deer Lodge highway, all In township 5 north, range 10 west.
to the south boundary line of section 14, then east along the south boundary of section 14 and the Old Steel Bridge on the Flathead River, then following the county road in a westerly direc¬
section 13 to the point of beginning. tion to the Stillwater River, then down the east bank of the Stillwater River to its confluence NOTE: At the time of printing, the department was in the process of abandoning the Warm
Helmville-Ovando Archery District: Refer to legal description of deer-elk district 290; wthieth p tohien tF olfa tbheegaidn nRinivge.r , then up the west bank of the Flathead River to the Old Steel Bridge, Sgipornin Tgwso G Haemaed qPuraersteerrvse i.n HMuinstseorusl ain (t4e0r6e-s5t4e2d- 5i5n0 h0u) nfotirn ign ftohrem patrieosne no/ne t shheo cuulrdr ecnotn sttaacttu sth oef tRhee¬
preserve before hunting.