$350/night for up to 5 guests ($70/night/guest).
3-night minimum. Each calendar date booked represents the night you'll be staying in the house. 
Best hunting wil be on <a href="https://fwp.mt.gov/binaries/content/assets/fwp/gisresources/hunting/hunteraccess/blockman/region6/maps/72_quarter_circle_ranch_2025.pdf" target="_blank">The Quarter Circle D B Ranch Block Management Access</a>.&nbsp;
The ranch sits in the wide-open landscapes of McCone County, just 30 minutes from Fort Peck and under four hours from Billings. Surrounded by rolling prairie and situated in Montana Hunting District 650 for deer and antelope, this working cattle ranch is enrolled in Montana's Block Management Program and is surrounded by thousands of BLM acres and other BMA ranches. Upland bird hunting is available as well in addition to small game and predators.
Block Management Access is free and open to the public, 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. You can wake up right on the ranch and start your hunt.&nbsp;
We do have rattlesnakes out here, so please be cautious.
We’re glad to offer lodging at our guest house for hunters, riders, and anyone looking to experience eastern Montana’s beauty. The 2-bedroom house has everything you need for a comfortable stay: full kitchen, bathroom, and living room. It sleeps 3–4 adults easily. No pets allowed in the house.

Jack Creek Cow Camp - Guest House Lodging

BMA Lodging | Group Rate: HD 650 Muley, Antelope, & Upland Birds

$200/night for 2 guests ($100/night/guest).
3-night minimum. Each calendar date booked represents the night you'll be staying in the house. 
Best hunting wil be on <a href="https://fwp.mt.gov/binaries/content/assets/fwp/gisresources/hunting/hunteraccess/blockman/region6/maps/72_quarter_circle_ranch_2025.pdf" target="_blank">The Quarter Circle D B Ranch Block Management Access.</a>&nbsp;
The ranch sits in the wide-open landscapes of McCone County, just 30 minutes from Fort Peck and under four hours from Billings. Surrounded by rolling prairie and situated in Montana Hunting District 650 for deer and antelope, this working cattle ranch is enrolled in Montana's Block Management Program and is surrounded by thousands of BLM acres and other BMA ranches. Upland bird hunting is available as well in addition to small game and predators.
Block Management Access is free and open to the public, 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. You can wake up right on the ranch and start your hunt.&nbsp;
We do have rattlesnakes out here, so please be cautious.
We’re glad to offer lodging at our guest house for hunters, riders, and anyone looking to experience eastern Montana’s beauty. The 2-bedroom house has everything you need for a comfortable stay: full kitchen, bathroom, and living room. It sleeps 3–4 adults easily. No pets allowed in the house.

BMA Lodging | 2 Guests: HD 650 Muley, Antelope, & Upland Birds

Birds here at the ranch are plentiful. Bird dogs are more than welcome; however, be aware of rattlesnakes in the area.
Sharpies, Huns, and occasionally Pheasant all can be found in our lush grasslands and brushy cover.	
Overall, this is a working cattle ranch that features 744 acres of rolling grasslands and fields. We share a property border with over 1,000 acres of Montana State Land as well. There's great views of both Square Butte (elevation 5732 ft.) and Round Butte (elevation 5331 ft.). In the distance, guests will be able to see the Little Belts to the south and the Judith Mountains to the southeast.&nbsp;
***Please be cautious and aware of rattlesnakes during your visit.***
My great-grandparents, Michael and Mary, bought this ground north of Geyser in the late 1800s. My father managed the ranch here as well as the Strand Ranch nearby for close to 40 years. The 1918 Sears house, which will be available as a lodging option in the future, is also located on the ranch. This piece of Montana is rich in history and near and dear to my heart! I'm excited to share it with you!
Lodging in the 1918 Sears House will not be available this year. We're very open to guests dry camping/RVing on the property. For guests staying off-site, we'd recommend looking for camp spots on nearby public campgrounds or making the ~1-hour drive from Great Falls.

Moonbeam Ranch

Upland Bird Hunt | Lush Grasslands and Brushy Cover

Upland bird hunters are invited to hunt our population of pheasants. Well-trained bird dogs are more than welcome to tag along!&nbsp;
Hunters can take advantage of our good cover and food sources along the creek and up into our grasslands!
We are in scenic terrain at the foot of the Big Horn Mountains and Lodge Grass Creek runs year-round through the property. We are easy access on a paved road just 15 miles from I-90 near the Lodge Grass, Montana exit. Parking is available away from the public road, as vehicle safety is a priority for us.
Upland bird hunting – including Sharp-tailed Grouse and plenty of Ring-necked Pheasant - is available, but strictly limited to keep success rates positive. And there is a prairie dog town that we greatly prefer to keep under control with hunting, if you are interested.
The ranch is totally and solely for your enjoyment on the days you have booked, but someone is always available in case of need. All-in-all, the ideal getaway for a day or a summer!
Seacross Ranch is also home to Montana’s healthiest and happiest red angus cows. We sell calves and yearlings and breed heifers, and our cattle spend their days grazing on native grasses under bright blue skies. The entire ranch is a complex patchwork of both deeded and leased land within the Crow Reservation and rests in the upper valley of Lodge Grass Creek, flanked by the Big Horn Mountains.&nbsp;&nbsp;
We believe the entire ecosystem benefits from our sustainable and regenerative ranching practices. Certified as a conservation ranch by Montana Audubon, Seacross Ranch adheres to a detailed habitat management plan that has led to an increase in bird and plant diversity as well as protection of critical wildlife habitat. We also partner with World Wildlife Fund to manage for carbon sequestration and improved wildlife habitat.
We want you to love our place as much as we do and we look forward to hosting you!

Seacross Ranch

Southeastern MT Pheasant Hunt: 1,280 Acres 1.5 Hrs from Billings

This package allows access to harvest pheasants and other upland birds on the property. We'll be able to give you advice on where to go on the property and how to hunt each area.&nbsp;
We have a huge amount of birds this year, much higher than we have had previously.
Abundant amount of food sources for the wildlife including alfalfa fields, wheat, lentil, and canola seeded crops. We also have a total of five different expired CRP fields that we left to grass to add extra cover and food for wildlife.
There are two different creeks that flow through the property, including one that runs year round on a normal year. A total of 4 dams/ponds, along with 3 solar-powered livestock tanks. Spring Valley community didn't get its name for nothing, many of the field waterways hold sloughs for wildlife to also get an afternoon drink.
The properties include six homesteads that are lined with thick shelter belts to provide cover for the wildlife. The pasture and range lands also over many draws for the birds and deer to get out of the Montana winds.&nbsp;
Spring Valley Ranch is located on the Fort Peck Reservations and hunters are NOT required to purchase a Montana license but rather licenses online or over the counter through the Fort Peck Tribes Fish &amp; Game. Licenses for upland birds and pheasant are available yearly for out-of-state and Montana residents.
<a href="https://ftpeck.nagfa.net/online/" target="_blank">Fort Peck Tribes Online Licensing</a>&nbsp;
<a href="https://fishandgame.fortpecktribes.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/scan-7.pdf" target="_blank">https://fishandgame.fortpecktribes.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/scan-7.pdf </a>&nbsp;
*Later there will be availability to rent two different 5 bedroom houses. Updates will be made once they are available. Closest lodging is Glasgow, MT which offers various hotel options.

Spring Valley Ranch

Pheasant + Grouse Hunt | Shelter Belts, Crops + Grassy Sloughs

Hunt the Christensen's 1,000 acres, while also enjoying access to nearly 2,000 acres of public land.&nbsp;
We have an abundant pheasant population.
The price of this package is $150 per person per day, plus $50 per night for lodging or use of our RV hookups.
This is a 5th Generation Ranch in the foothills of Valley County near Hinsdale, Montana. The ranch was started in 1909 by Harry Rutter, a true Montana pioneer. A visit to the ranch here in the Milk River Valley will help one experience the rich history of the land in addition to generations of faithful stewardship to the land.&nbsp;
Today, the Cattle Ranch is run on Rutter's same land, which the Christensen family also uses to grow forage and small grains.&nbsp;
Visit the property to find structures from Rutter's time, including a barn built in 1925.&nbsp;
Lodging at the 1909 Cattle Company is available for a flat $50 per night. The property's lodging also features a working sauna. We also are happy to welcome RV Campers, with access to our 30A electric hookups for a $50 per night rate.

1909 Cattle Company

Pheasant Hunt: Abundant Birds on 1,000 Acres of Prairie Ground

We look forward to hosting your next hunting adventure at the Geary Home Ranch!
The Geary Ranch has been a family-owned and operated cattle ranch since 1951. For decades, cattle have roamed the native prairie lands, feeding on the mesmerizing grasslands and hay bottoms with the backdrop of mountains in the distance. However, the ranch is taking a quick break from cattle ranching this year due to drought, leaving this 400-acre property open for recreators to explore freely.&nbsp;
There are three dams on the ranch, which attract a diverse population of birds such as sandhill cranes and much more! The property is adjacent to 640 acres of landlocked state land that you can access through the ranch. We also frequently see deer, coyotes, and elk wandering through in the late fall.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Grass Range is just 10 miles east and offers alternative lodging arrangements, while Lewistown is 20 miles to the west. We have no minimum or maximum number of days to book a trip.
We are looking forward to welcoming you onto our property for your next adventure!

Geary Home Ranch

Pheasant Hunt on Native Prairie Lands + 3 Ranch Reservoirs

Our property has good potential for pheasant in the ag fields and grassy edges, in addition to our habitat close to the river.
Well-trained bird dogs are permitted.
Michael Land is our 5th generation family farm, which consists of just over 640 acres on the Yellowstone River. The Ranch was homesteaded in 1920's and began as a sheep operation. We now currently farm the property and manage feedlots on site.
We have about half a mile of riverbottom, with additional access to smaller creeks and tributaries.&nbsp;
We are only about 15 minutes from Billings and just 20 minutes from Billings-Logan International Airport.

Michael Land

Pheasant Hunt | Ag Field Edges + Brushy Ditches near Billings

Hunt upland birds at the Lower spot here at Mahlstedt Ranch!
Lodging is included with this package.
Lodging in Hannah's House will not be available most of September. Please check for availability.&nbsp;
Tent or RV camping is available for $75/night.
2-Day Hunt/2-Night Stay Minimum required for guests using Hannah's House. Please reach out to LandTrust if interested in adding an additional night stay, whether the night before your hunt or final night of your hunt to your booking. 
Note for upland hunters staying in the house: No tying up dogs in the yard; they must be kenneled when in the house.

Mahlstedt Ranch | Lower

Upland Bird Hunting Experience | Lodging Included 

There's great opportunity for pheasant and other upland birds at the ranch. We have portions of the ranch that consist of tall grass, which provides great cover for birds. Farm ground serves as a source of food as well for birds.&nbsp;
Bird dogs welcome!&nbsp;
Our family is excited to welcome you to the T Lazy T Ranch!
We are proud to be a 3rd-Generation Family cow/calf operation based here in Central Montana's Judith Basin County. In addition to running cattle, we also do some haying and other farming.&nbsp;
Our ranch is located in a very scenic part of the Judith Basin with the Little Belts to the southwest and the Big Snowy Mountains farther to the southeast. A stretch of the Judith River runs through our pasture and irrigated hay ground, to make for a lush haven for wildlife in our area. The Ackley Lake Feeder Canal, a hotspot for waterfowl, also runs through the ranch.
We're excited to host respectful sportsmen and appreciative outdoor enthusiasts. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to send us an inquiry.

T Lazy T Ranch

Upland Bird Hunt | Tall Grass & Farmland in Central Montana

The ranch offers a ton of ground, just under 4,000 acres, for you and bird dogs to work. Bird populations are plentiful here, plus habitat is varied and amenable for wildlife. The ranch is uniquely situated to offer grassland and open space near the lower areas of the ranch, while the upper areas consist of more mountainous timber and draws.
Opportunity for pheasants and huns, with grouse as well on the upper roads/paths in the high ground.
The Flathead Reservation has specific hunting regulations. Take a look at this link for a start on what's required to legally hunt our ranch: <a href="https://fwp.mt.gov/binaries/content/assets/fwp/commission/2023/feb/cskt/sd01_75887_cskt_nonmember_guide-2022-23.pdf" target="_blank">Flathead Reservation Hunting Regulations</a>&nbsp;
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Right in the middle of upland bird country, our ranch and remodeled homestead cabin are nestled in the Big Bend West of the Flathead River on the Flathead Indian Reservation. The cabin has 2 bedrooms plus a loft with a bed and a privacy curtain. It also has an unattached guest room. The cabin does NOT have a landline or wifi, but there is cell service, although the weather can limit this at times. There is a corral for guests to use if they would like to bring their own horses. This ranch is home to black bears, mule deer and about 600 head of elk. Guests will have access to explore the entire ranch and enjoy amazing views of wildlife in their natural setting as well as some old homestead sites. While this is not a "dude ranch" it is a working ranch with everything done on horseback and the family would welcome you to observe the different activities that take place day to day. Branding season, gathering and sorting are especially great opportunities for photography. This "off the grid" vacation cabin is a dream destination for bird watchers and photographers. There have been returning great horned owls. It is also located right in the heart of a diligently maintained Mountain Blue Bird Trail. Along the 20 mile road to town, enjoy amazing views of the Flathead river as it cuts through the sheared off clay banks. Just 8 miles to the Flathead River fishing access Sloan's Bridge, this is also a popular put-in and take-out spot for rafters. Our guests find we are a perfect proximity to all of the attractions in the Flathead. Spend a day at the Bison Range and then another at Glacier Park. Make sure you check out the fishing and recreating on Flathead lake as well.&nbsp;
Traveling from Yellowstone to Glacier? We are the perfect stopping point between these 2 amazing national parks. The cabin is fully furnished and equipped with a dishwasher, coffee maker, microwave, full size fridge/freezer, stove and bbq grill. It has all the bedding and towels and dishes needed for our guests. It includes a washer and dryer as well. Peaceful and remote. This cabin is a photographer's dream. 7 miles from a boat launch on the Flathead river, a popular fishing and floating access. 20 miles from the small, unique town of Hot Springs, "home of the healing waters." The town has several bath houses fed with the natural hot mineral water. As our guests, you will have acess to almost anywhere on the ranch to enjoy the beauty it has to offer. This is truly a rare experience to create lasting memories for you and your family.
The space
Be prepared to enjoy wildlife and observe the ranching experience. Our family is happy to show you around the main yard to see the animals in the corrals and answer questions about cattle ranching and the beef industry.
Guest access
We encourage our guests to explore as much of the ranch as they would like. Some areas may be limited depending on where the cattle are grazing at the time. Motorized vehicles must stay on the roads, but hiking is almost limitless. The guests also have use of a small corral at the cabin if they have their own horses.

WT Cattle Company

Ferry Basin Upland Bird Hunt | Plentiful Birds in Western MT 

Guests are invited to stay at the Hightail and hunt pheasant and huns on Roam Free Ranch.&nbsp;
Bird populations are plentiful here, with lots of ground to work with. The ranch is mostly grasslands with timbered areas and draws that can be found as you get into the ranch's higher elevations (~4,400-5,200 feet).
This package is a flat rate of $1,000 per day/night and includes meals and lodging for up to 4 guests. Included in this package is a stay in our historic homestead and an upland bird hunt.&nbsp;
Additional nights in the cabin are available for $400 per night.

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