Wildlife Management Area
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Region 4 | Russell Country
Freezout Lake wildlife management area was created to provide habitat for waterfowl and upland game bird production, public hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities. Year-round wildlife viewing is possible, including upland game birds and raptors in the winter, waterfowl migrations in spring and fall, as well as waterfowl and shorebirds in the summer.
Brochure (PDF) Management Goal To provide, sustain and enhance habitat for waterfowl and upland game bird production and provide public hunting and viewing opportunities. Directions Teton County in north central Montana 40 miles west of Great Falls along US Highway 89 between Fairfield and Choteau - Access to area from US Highway 89, or Frontage Road from Fairfield, to various turnouts and parking areas year-round. (Lat 47.659, Lng -112.038) Contact Information Brent Lonner Fairfield, MT 59436 (406) 467-2488 blonner@mt.gov During waterfowl and migration seasons. (406) 467-2646 Hunting/Trapping Opportunities
To provide, sustain and enhance habitat for waterfowl and upland game bird production and provide public hunting and viewing opportunities.
Teton County in north central Montana 40 miles west of Great Falls along US Highway 89 between Fairfield and Choteau - Access to area from US Highway 89, or Frontage Road from Fairfield, to various turnouts and parking areas year-round. (Lat 47.659, Lng -112.038)
Brent Lonner Fairfield, MT 59436 (406) 467-2488 blonner@mt.gov During waterfowl and migration seasons. (406) 467-2646
SEE TRAVEL PLAN MAP. Travel plan specifies open/closed roads and specific parking/camping locations.
These locations represent physical occurrences (visually confirmed) within the boundaries of the site. Many more species may be present in the area which are not listed because we do not have a visually confirmed record. If you would like to report a species sighting, a form is available.
