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Wildlife Management Areas in the Montane Forest Ecosystem
Wildlife Management Areas
Beartooth
To provide highly productive, diverse vegetative communities providing quality forage and cover for native wildlife species, emphasizing mule deer and elk, while providing public hunting and outdoor recreational opportunities.
| Open May 15 - Dec 2 |
Difficult Accessibility
Blackfoot-Clearwater
To provide winter range for elk primarily, and for white-tailed and mule deer secondarily.
| Open May 15 - Nov 11 |
Most Difficult Accessibility
Blackleaf
To provide winter range for elk and mule deer, to prevent game depredation, to provide public access to WMA and adjacent public lands, and to provide spring and summer habitat for black and grizzly bears.
| Open May 15 - Dec 2 |
Most Difficult Accessibility
Bull River
To protect the integrity of the existing wetlands and riparian habitats; to maintain healthy forested uplands that will enhance and maintain natural hydrology and provide wildlife habitat for a diversity of wildlife species; and to allow compatible human recreation in the area.
| Open May 15 - Dec 2 |
Moderate Accessibility
Calf Creek
Primarily to provide winter range for elk and compatible recreational opportunities for the public.
| Open Apr 15 - Dec 2 |
Most Difficult Accessibility
Canyon Creek
To conserve and protect in perpetuity wildlife habitat while providing public hunting access.
| Open May 15 - Dec 2 |
Most Difficult Accessibility
Dome Mountain
To maintain the quality and quantity of vegetation in an improving condition on historic elk winter range.
| Open May 15 - Dec 2 |
Most Difficult Accessibility
Ear Mountain
To provide and sustain wildlife habitat for native wildlife species such as mule deer, bighorn sheep, grizzly and black bears, and provide access to public lands along the Rocky Mountain Front.
| Open May 15 - Dec 2 |
Most Difficult Accessibility
Fleecer Mountain
To provide year-round habitat for wildlife, emphasizing winter range for elk and mule deer and to provide public outdoor recreational opportunities.
| Open May 15 - Dec 2 |
Most Difficult Accessibility
Gallatin
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| Open May 15 - Dec 2 |
Most Difficult Accessibility
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