Landowners and Hunting FWP has many programs to help landowners manage public hunting access, assist with game damage, and encourage public hunting on private land.

Download regulations below and use the following resources to help plan your hunt Hunt Planner Map - interactive map with hunting districts, harvest opportunities and more

Find detailed regulations for specific animals on the Species Regulation pages listed below or visit the Hunting License Overview page for general info Hunting License Overview >

Everything you need to know to purchase the right license for your Montana adventure.

In areas in eastern Montana outside FWP administrative regions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, and Hill, Blaine, and Phillips counties the order does not apply, and the wolf trapping and snaring season will start …

Fish, Wildlife & Parks offers various opportunities for the public to comment on issues, rules, grants, environmental assessments, land acquisition, development or enhancement projects, council …

Details: If you are a nonresident college student currently carrying 12 credits or more at a Montana college or university, you can fish and hunt deer, elk and upland game birds (this includes the AIS …

Click the Native Montanan button if you are a nonresident born in Montana with immediate family still residing in Montana and do not have the QUALIFIED NR NATIVE MT certification for the current …

For specific license/permit opportuni-ties, please refer to the hunting district regulations for a complete list of all available hunting opportunities for each hunting district.

What you hold in your hands is not only a guide to legal hunting in Montana, but also a product of expansive public engagement and the best wildlife science in Montana.