The Kombol Ranch is a beautiful working cattle ranch near the Big Snowy Mountains north of Roundup, MT. Our family homesteaded this ranch in 1909. The ranch is made up of rolling native prairie and vast blue sky stretching toward the Little Snowy and the Big Snowy Mountains to the west.

We're happy to offer our guest house to hunters, horseback riders, and folks who just want to get away and enjoy Montana's beautiful scenery. It's a cozy little 3-bedroom house with a living room, full kitchen, bathroom, and great woodburning stove for cold nights. The house can comfortably host 3-4 adults. The guest house also has a fenced yard for dogs and dogs are welcome in the house as well.

Our ranch is part of Block Management so if you come out here to hunt, there may be other hunters out here but by staying with us on the ranch you'll have a big leg up on other hunters who are trying to get out to the ranch before light. Instead of a 1.5-hour drive from Billings, you can wake up right on the ranch and start your hunt. We're also happy to board horses if you'd like to bring them. Horses are the best way to fully utilize the property and a lot of elk hunters see more success that way. We've got a large corral right next to the guest house.

As far as hunting goes, we've got a great antelope population which is a big draw for us and we also have a pretty large herd of elk that uses the property in the shoulder season (December - February). There's also a pretty good population of Hungarian partridge. We have LOTS of coyotes that we'd encourage you to come out and shoot as well as a prairie dog town.

Our ranch is adjacent to Lake Mason National Wildlife Refuge which adds another ~5,200acres of hunting and we're the only way to get to the southern part of it as well as giving access to a landlocked section of BLM.

Come out and stay with us for a few days and enjoy the luxury of being able to come back to the ranch after a hard day of hunting to enjoy a warm fire and the ability to cook in a full kitchen and sleep in a warm bed before getting out first thing in the morning.