$4,250,000
Saco, MT · $846/acre
GrouseWhitetail deerPronghorn
“Mule deer, whitetail deer, and upland game birds and antelope are frequently observed throughout the ranch, providing excellent wildlife viewing and…”
Hunting Land for Sale in Montana
12 properties and 9,452 acres where the listing describes hunting on the land itself.
Properties
12Total acres
9,452Median price per acre
$3,102Largest tract
5,021 acresLooking for hunting land in Montana? These are active MyStateMLS listings whose own descriptions talk about hunting on the property: food plots, stands and blinds, hardwood timber, creeks and bottomland, and game such as whitetail deer, elk, pheasant. Every listing is at least five acres, and listings that only mention hunting nearby are left out.
Montana hunting properties
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$2,850,000
Harlem, MT · $2,800/acre
Ducks and geeseWhitetail deerPheasant
“Strong whitetail presence, duck habitat, pheasants, and upland birds make this an outstanding Montana hunting property in addition to its farm and…”
$2,900,000
Plains, MT · $3,102/acre
“The acreage supports exceptional hunting opportunities, along with endless room to roam, ride, and explore.”
$2,150,000
Ashland, MT · $2,454/acre
ElkWhitetail deerPheasant
“Positioned in a region known for its strong ranching heritage, abundant wildlife, and proximity to the recreational opportunities of southeastern…”
$1,500,000
Winnett, MT · $2,344/acre
ElkWhitetail deer
“The Breaks Retreat Turnkey Hunting Camp in Montana's Legendary Missouri River Breaks Opportunities to own large, contiguous tracts in Montana's…”
$750,000
Chinook, MT · $2,352/acre
Ducks and geesePheasantWhitetail deerPronghornBlack or brown bear
“Whether used as an addition to an existing agricultural operation, a hunting property with productive income potential, or a rural Montana residence…”
$900,000
Scobey, MT · $2,857/acre
“Whether you are searching for a hunting retreat, recreational getaway, agricultural investment, or a private Montana escape, this +/- 315 acre…”
$545,000
Zortman, MT · $3,406/acre
ElkWhitetail deer
“The Kid Curry Hideout provides a secluded blank page with multiple building sites for its new owner to create the perfect hunting cabin or a…”
$495,000
Plains, MT · $4,950/acre
“Create a private homesite, develop a recreational retreat, build the hunting cabin you've always talked about, or design a vacation getaway where…”
$399,000
Lincoln, MT · $15,229/acre
ElkWhitetail deerMooseBlack or brown bear
“Whether you envision constructing a hunting cabin for annual camp traditions or a vacation home designed to host family and friends around a cozy…”
$499,000
Wolf Creek, MT · $43,391/acre
“Plenty of space for ATVs, drift boats, snowmachines, trailers, tools, and hunting gear Whether you're here for hunting season, fishing season, or…”
Hunting land by county in Montana
Game mentioned in Montana land listings
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Hunting land in Montana: common questions
How many hunting properties are for sale in Montana?
Where2Hunt currently lists 12 hunting properties for sale in Montana, covering 9,452 acres in 7 counties. The count updates as listings come on and off the market.
What does hunting land cost per acre in Montana?
Across current Montana hunting land listings the median asking price is $3,102 per acre. Price per acre varies with timber, water, road access, location and any home or improvements.
What game is on hunting land for sale in Montana?
Listings in Montana most often mention whitetail deer, elk, pheasant, black or brown bear, ducks and geese. Game is as described by each seller; it is not a wildlife survey.
Do hunting rights come with land for sale in Montana?
Usually, but not always. A seller can reserve hunting rights or the land may have an existing hunting lease. Confirm hunting rights, legal access and any lease in the purchase contract and title work.
Where do I get a hunting license in Montana?
Hunting licenses, tags and season dates come from the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. Owning land does not replace a license, and many states have landowner tag programs worth asking about.