The Hamm Ranch is on its 4th generation of cattle ranchers, operated by the family since the late 1940’s/50’s. While running red and black angus on the land and tending to a small plot of farm land alongside rotating pastures, the Hamm family has been hard at work for many decades.

The ranch primarily consists of irrigated hay and alfalfa fields for the cattle to graze. With the Cottonwood Creek running right through the middle of the ranch, whitetail and other wildlife love to pass their days around the water source when they aren’t feeding on the irrigated grounds up above. The Hamm Ranch is the home to an abundance of whitetails, antelope, black bears and mountain lions. There is a small population of mule deer, huns and grouse scattered throughout the property as well as a flock of turkey that can occasionally be seen. Elk have been found on the property, although not as common.

In addition, the Cottonwood Creek offers great private access for fishing Yellowstone Cutthroat.

The ranch has a 110 plug-in if sportsmen are looking to bring out an RV or camp on the land. Otherwise, the town of Wilsall is just 20 minutes away with other lodging arrangements.

There is a maximum of four sportsmen/party. There are designated roads and parking areas that are centrally located. Any game taken will need to be retrieved by foot.