LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS

MONTANA BIG GAME HUNTING DISTRICTS 1984 and 1985

MONTANA

Duly adopted as annual rule by Montana Fish and Game Commission. Jim Flynn, Secretary September 20, 1983

BEAR, DEER, ELK, LION

100 - North Kootenai: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Kootenai River meets the Idaho State Line, thence northerly along said state line to the Canadian Border, thence easterly along said border to the cast shore of Lake Koocanusa (Kootenai River), thence southerly along said shore to Libby Dam and the cast shore of the Kootenai River, thence southerly and westerly along that shore of the Kootenai River to the Idaho State Line, the point of beginning.

101 - Eureka: Those portions of Lincoln and Flathead Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Stryker on U. S. Highway 93, thence southerly along said highway to the Flathead National Forest Boundary at the Spring Creek Campground, thence southerly along said boundary to the divide between Sunday and Martin Creeks, thence southerly alongsaid divide to Elk Mountain, thence westerly and northerly along the divide to Forest Service T rail 279 at Davis M ountain , thence westerly along Forest Service T rail 279 to Forest Service Trail 280, thence westerly along Forest Service Trail 280 to the Cripple Horse Creek Road, thence westerly on said road to the South Fork Cripple H orsc Creek Road , thence southeasterly along said road to Cripple H orsc Creek, thence westerly along said creek to the east shore of Lake Koocanusa, thence northerly along said shore to the Canadian Border, thence easterly along said border to the divide between Weasel Creek and the North Fork of the Flathead River, thence southerly along said divide to the Russky Creek Road, thence westerly along said road to the Stillwater River Road, thence southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 93 at Stryker, the point of beginning.

102 - Tally Lake: Those portions of Lincoln and Flathead Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Flathead National Forest Boundary at the Spring Creek Campground on U. S. Highway 93, thence in a southerly and westerly direction along said boundary to the divide between Sunday and Martin Creeks, thence in a southerly direction along said divide to Elk Mountain, Tepee Mountain, Sanders Mountain, Grubb Mountain, Pleasant Valley Mountain and Hcrrig Creek Road, thence southerly along said road to the Little Bitterroot Lake Road, thence southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 2, thence easterly along said road to its junction with U. S. Highway 93, thence north along U. S. Highway 93 to the Flathead National Forest Boundary at the Spring Creek Campground, the point of beginning.

103 - South Kootenai: Those portions of Lincoln and Flathead Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Kootenai River meets the Idaho State Line, thence south along said state line to the Lincoln-Sandcrs County Line, thence easterly along said line to U. S. Highway 2, thence easterly along said highway to the Little Bitterroot Lake Road, thence northerly along said road to the Herrig Creek Road, thence northerly to Pleasant Valley Mountain, thence northerly along the divide to Grubb Mountain, Sanders Mountain, Tepee Mountain and Elk Mountain, thence westerly along the divide to Davis Mountain, thence westerly along Forest Service Trails 279 and 280 to the Cripple Horse Creek Road, thence westerly along said road to Cripple Horse Creek, thence westerly down Cripple Horse Creek to the Kootenai River (Lake Koocanusa), thence southerly and westerly along said river to the Idaho State Line, the point of beginning.

110 - North Fork: Those portions of Flathead and Lincoln Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of the North Fork of the Flathead River, thence northerly up the river to the Canadian Border, thence westerly along said border to the divide between Weasel Creek and the North Fork of the Flathead River, thence southerly along said divide to the Russky Creek Road, thence westerly along said road to the Stillwater River Road, thence southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 93 at Stryker, thence southerly alongsaid highway to State Route 40, thence easterly alongsaid highway and U.S. Highway 2 to the Flathead River, thence northerly along said river to the mouth of the North Fork of the Flathead River, the point of beginning.

120 - Blacktail: Those portions of Flathead and Lake counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Thompson River County Road meets U. S, Highway 2, thence southerly along the Thompson River County Road to Shroder Creek Road and U. S. Forest Service Trail 137, thence easterly along said road and trail to Trail 132, thence southeasterly to Trail 290, thence alongsaid trail to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to Flathead Lake, thence northerly and easterly along the shore of said lake to the Somers Rest Area and U. S. Highway 93, thence northerly along said highway to U. S. Highway 2, thence westerly along said highway to the Thompson River County Road, the point of beginning.

121 - West Clark Fork: That portion of Sanders County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Sanders-Mineral County line meets the Idaho border, thence easterly along said county

( !=■»« Crvcnwcx'-d Hilt; thence northerly along ilic divide to Penrose P'.ak, Cherry Pctk and Eddy Mount&i;.,

thence northwesterly down the ridge to Clark Fork River and mouth of Thompson River, thence northeasterly up the Thompson River to the West Fork of the Thompson River, thence up the West Fork to Four Lakes Creek, thence westerly up said creek to the North Fork of Four Lakes Creek, thence northwesterly up the North Fork to Forest Road 7671 and Trail 437, thence westerly up said trail to Trail 450, thence northerly on said trail to Mt. Headley, thence northerly along the divide between Graves Creek and West Fork of Fishtrap Creek to the Vermillion River Divide, thence northerly along the Vermillion-Thompson River Divide to the Sanders- Lincoln County line, thence westerly along said county line to the Idaho border, thence south and southeasterly along said border to the Sanders-Mineral County line, the point of beginning.

122 - East Clark Fork: That portion of Sanders County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Thompson River County Road meets U.S. Highway 2, thence southerly along said road to the Shroder Creek Road and U. S. Forest Service Trail 137, thence easterly along said road and trail toTrail 132, thence southeasterly to Trail 290, thence along said trail to the Flathead Indian Reservation boundary, thence southerly along said boundary to the Sanders County line, thence westerly along said county line to the Clark Fork-Ninemilc Divide, thence westerly along said divide to U. S. Forest Service Trail 242, thence northerly along said trail to the Clark Fork River, thence westerly up the Clark Fork River to the U. S. Forest Service Trail 1 7 1 4, thence northerly along said trail to U. S. Forest Service T rail 404 near Patricks Knob, thence westerly along said trail to the Miller Creek Loop Road, thence west on said road to Combpest Peak, thence westerly along U. S. Forest Service Trail 404 to the Mincral-Sanders county line, thence westerly along said county line to Greenwood Hill, thence northerly along the divide to Penrose Peak, Cherry Peak and Eddy Mountain, thence northwesterly down ridge to Clark Fork River and mouth of Thompson River, thence northeasterly up the Thompson River to the West Fork of the Thompson River, thence up the West Fork to Four Lakes Creek, thence westerly up said creek to the North Fork of Four Lakes Creek, thence northwesterly up the North Fork to forest road 767 1 and Trail 437, thence westerly up said trail to Trail 450, thence northerly on said trail to Mt. Hcadly. thence northerly along the divide between Graves Creek and West Fork of Fishtrap Creek to the Vermillion River Divide, thence northerly along the Vermillion-Thompson River Divide to the Sanders-Lincoln County Line, thence easterly along said county line to U.S. Highway 2, thence easterly along said highway to the Thompson River County Road, the point of beginning.

130 - Swan: Those portions of Flathead, Lake and Missoula Counties lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at the mouth of the South Fork of the Flathead River, thence up the South Fork to Frank Creek, thence up Frank Creek to Forest ServiccTrail 51, thence up said trail to Doris Mountain on the Swan Divide, thence southerly along said divide to the Clcarwatcr-Swan Divide (Lolo National Forest Boundary) at Wolverine Peak, thence along said divide in a southwesterly direction to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, thence northerly and westerly alongsaid boundary to Flathead Lake, thence northerly along the shore of said lake to the Swan River, thence easterly along the north shore of said river to the bridge on State Route 35, thence northerly along said route and State Route 206 to U.S. Highway 2, thence westerly alongsaid highway to the Flathead River, thence easterly along said river to the South Fork of the Flathead River, the point of beginning.

140 - Lower South Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Inspiration Point on the Swan Divide, thence northeasterly along ridge to U. S. Forest Service Trail 218, thence in an easterly direction down George Creek to Trail 1 15, thence northeast along said trail to Trail 226 (Picture Peak Trail), thence up said trail to Trail 107 near Picture Peak, thence northerly alongsaid trail and ridge to the south side of Sarah Peak, thence east down the main creek to the mouth of Mid Creek and Trail 103, thence up said trail to Trail 89 on Silvertip Creek, thence northerly on said trail to the Silvertip Cabin and T rail 83. thence northwesterly along said trail to Trail 43, thence northwesterly along said trail to trail 237 near Gunsight Lake, thence northwesterly along said trail to its junction with Miner Creek Trail 81, thence northwesterly to the divide between the South and Middle Forks of the Flathead River, through Horseshoe Peak, Twin Peak, Prospector Mt., Mt. Baptiste, Red Sky Mtn., Unawah Mtn., Felix Peak, Mt. Comeahwait, Mt. Adams, Ml. Liebig, Mt. Grant, Great Northern Mt., Nyack Mtn., Mt. Penrose, Great Bear Mtn., to the Trail 388, thence northerly to Ousel Peak and Ousel Creek Trail 33 1, thence down said trail to U.S. Highway 42, thence westerly along said highway to Ousel Creek, thence northerly down Ousel Creek to the Middle Fork of the Flathead River and Glacier National Park boundary, thence westerly along said boundary to the North Fork of the Flathead River, thence down the Flathead River to south fork of the Flathead River, thence up the south fork of the Flathead River to Frank Creek, thence up Frank Creek to Forest Service Trail 5 1 , thence up said trail to Doris Mtn. in the Swan Divide, thence southerly alongsaid divide to Inspiration Point, the point of beginning.

141 - Lower Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Continental Divide at the junction of Lodgcpole Creek T rail 1 79, thence northerly along said divide to the Glacier National Park boundary at Marias Pass, thence westerly along said boundary to Ousel Creek, thence southerly up said creek to U. S. Highway 42, thence easterly along said highway to the Ousel Creek Trail 331, thence up said trail past Ousel Peak and along Trail 388 to the divide between the South and Middle Forks of the Flathead River, thence southeasterly along said divide through Great Bear Mtn., Mt. Penrose, Nyack Mtn., Great Northern Mtn., Mt. Grant, Mt. Liebig, Mt. Adams, Mt. Cameahwait, Felix Pk., Unawah Mtn., Red Sky Mtn.. Mt. Baptiste, Prospector Mtn., Twin Pk. and Horseshoe Peak to Miner Creek Trail 81 near Whitcomb Peak, thence northerly along said trail to Trail 155 and Morrison Creek Trail 154, thence easterly along T rail 1 54 to its junction with the Lodgcpole Creek T rail 1 79, thence easterly and northerly up said trail to the Continental Divide, the point of beginning.

150 - Upper South Fork: Those portions of Flathead, Lewis and Clark, Missoula and Powell counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Inspiration Point on the Swan Divide, thence northeasterly along ridge to U. S. Forest ServiccTrail 218, thence in an easterly direction down Gorge Creek to Trail 1 1 5, thence northeast along said trail to Trail 226 (Picture Peak Trail), thence up said trail toTrail 107 near Picture Peak, thence northerly along said trail and ridge to the south side of Sarah Peak, thence east down the main creek to the mouth of Mid Creek and Trail 103, thence up said trail to Trail 89 on Silvertip Creek, thence northerly on said trail to the Silvertip Cabin and Trail 83, thence northwesterly along said trail to Trail 43. thence northwesterly alongsaid trail to the junction of Dean Creek, Trail 87, thence northeasterly from said trail junction along the divide between Schafer and Dean creeks to the Elk Ridge Trail 333 at the divide between Schafer Creek, Argosy Creek and Dean Creek, thence southeasterly along said trail to the U. S. Forest Service trail connecting the Dolly Varden-Pcntagon Pass to Pot Mountain, thence easterly alongsaid trail toTrail 173, thence southeasterly from said trail junction along the divide between the Middle and South Forks of the Flathead River over Pentagon Mountain to Switchback Pass on the Continental Divide, thence southerly along the Continental Divide to the Lolo National Forest boundary at Triple Divide, thence westerly along said boundary to the Swan Divide at Wolverine Peak, thence northerly along said divide to Inspiration Point, the point of beginning.

151 - Upper Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Continental Divide at the junction of the Lodgcpole Creek Trail 179, thence southerly along said divide to Kevan Mountain and Switchback Pass, thence northwesterly along the divide between the Middle and South Forks of the Flathead River over Pentagon Mountain to U. S. Forest Service Trail 173 at the Bob Marshall Wilderness boundary, thence southwesterly along the U. S. Forest Service Trail toward Pot Mountain to the junction of the Elk Ridge T rail 333. thence northwesterly along said trail to divide between Schafer Creek, Argosy Creek and Dean Creek, thence southwesterly along the divide between Dean Creek and Schafer Creek to U. S. Forest Service Trail 43, thence northwestorly along said trail to Trail 237 near Gunsight Lake, thence northwesterly along said trail to its junction with Miner Creek Trail 8 1 .thence northerly along said trail to T rail 1 55 and Morrison Creek Trail 1 54. thence easterly along T rail 1 54 to its junction with the Lodgcpole Creek 1 79, thence easterly and northerly up said trail to the Continental Divide, the point of beginning.

170 - Flathead River: That portion of Flathead County lying with the following-described boundary: Beginning where State Route 35 crosses the Swan River, thence northerly along said route to State Route 206, thence northerly along said route to U. S. H ighway 2, thence westerly along said highway and State Route 40, to U S. Highway 93, thence southerly along said highway to the Somers Rest Area and north shore of Flathead Lake, thence easterly alongsaid shore to the Swan River, thence easterly along the north shore of said river to the State Route 35 bridge, the point of beginning.

NOTE. That portion o( Dtitrtcl 170 in Flathead County lym* in Section! 9. 10. 15 and 16 ol Township 2*N, Range 2IW, within the following-descnbed boundary ihall be cloied to the hunting of mg game animal!, unleu designated otherwise by hunting regulations Beginning al the Old Slcel Bndge on the Flathead River, thence lollowing I he county road in a westerly direction lo the Stillwater Ruer. thence down the east bank of the Stillwater River to its confluence with the Flathead River, thence up the west bonk of the Flathead River to the Old Steel Bridge, the point of beginning. NOTE: Stillwalci Game Preserve closed to bunting Boundary description on page 8.

200 - North Si. Regis: Those portions of Mineral and Sanders Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at St. Regis, thence in a northwesterly direction along U. S. Highway 10 to the Montana-Idaho Border, thence northerly along said border to the Mineral-Sanders County Line, thence in an east and southerly direction along said county line to IJ. S. Forest ServiccTrail 404 near Combpest Peak, thence east on said trail to the Miller Creek Loop Forest Service Road, thence east along said road to its junction with U. S. Forest Service Trail 41 5. thence south and east bn said trail to its junction with U. S. Forest Service Trail 1714, thence south on said trail to the Clark Fork River, thence upstream to U. S. Highway 10 bridge at St. Regis, the point of beginning.

201 - Ninemile-North Superior: Those portions of Mineral, Missoula and Sanders Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Evaro, thence south along U. S. Highway 93 to its junction with U. S. Highway 10 (U. S. Interstate Highway 90), thence northwesterly along said highway to St. Regis, thence downstream along the Clark Fork River to Cascade Campground, thence south along Forest ServiccTrail 242 lo the Nincmile-Scigcl Creek Divide, thence easterly along said divide to the Flathead-Clark Fork Divide, thence southeasterly along said divide to Evaro, the point of beginning.

202 - South Superior: Those portions of Missoula and Mineral Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Superior, thence southeast on U. S. Highway 10 (Interstate *>9) to the Fish Creek Road, thence south up the Fish Creek Road to the South Fork of Fish Creek, thence up the South Fork Fish Creek Road to the Lolo Creek-Fish Creek Divide, thcncesouth on Forest Road 343 to U. S. Highway 12, thence west along Highway 12 to the Montana-Idaho Divide, thence northwest alongsaid divide to Lookout Pass, thence east on U. S. Highway 10 to Superior, the point of beginning.

203 - Grave Creek Range: Those portions of Mi»«oula, Mineral and Ravalli Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lolo, thence south along U. S. Highway 93 to the Carlton Lake road, thence westerly along said road to Carlton Lake, thence westerly to Lolo Peak, thence southwesterly along the divide between the South Fork of Lolo Creek and the Bitterroot River to the Montana-Idaho border, thence westerly alongsaid border to Lolo Pass, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 1 2 to Forest Road 343 (Fish Creek Road), thence north along said road to Interstate Highway 90, thence east along said highway to the second Interstate 90 bridge east of Alberton, thence easterly up t ie Clark Fork River to the Harper’s Bridge and County Route 30 (Big Flat Road), thence southerly alongsaid r >ad to its junction with U. S Highway 93, thence south on said highway to Lolo, the point of beginning.

204 - North Sapphire: Those portions of Granite, Miv.uula and Ravalli Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Missoula, thenct east along Interstate Highway 90 to the Rock Creek Interchange, thence south along the Rock Creek Rond to the Eagle Creek cable crossing, thence west along Forest Trail No. 215 to the Bitterroot Divide, thence northerly along said divide to the Cut-off Gulch Trail (Forest Trail No. 146), thence southwest down said trail to the Burnt Fork Road, thence northwest along said road to the Eastside Highway, thence north along said highway to the Eightmilc Creek Road, thence north alongsaid road and the Montana Power Co. “B" Power Unclothe south end of theK.O. Ranch Road, thence northerly along said road to the Miller Creek Road, ilience northerly along said road to U. S. Highway 93, thence north along said highway through Missoula to Interstate 90. the point of beginning.

210 - John Long Range: Those portions of Missoula and Granite Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Drummond, thence southeiiy along U. S. Highway I0A to the junction with State Route 38 near Porter’s Comer, thence westerly along ;aid route to the main Rock Creek Road, thence north along said road to State Route 348, thence northerly along said route to the Slide Rock-Upper Willow Creek Road, thence northerly and westerly along said road to the Main Rock Creek Road, thence northerly alongsaid road to Interstate Highway 90, thence easterly alongsaid highway to Drummond, the point of beginning.

211 - Upper Rock Creek: That portion of Granite County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass, thence east along State Rome 38 to its junction with the East Fork of Rock Creek Road, thence south and southeast along the East Fork Road to its junction with the East Fork of Rock Creek Trail above the East Fork Reservoir, thence southerly along the East Fork Trail to its junction with the Page Creek Trail, thence easterly up the Page C reck T rail, to i unction with the Continental Divide near M t. Tiny, thence along the Continental Divide in a southwesterly direction to the Bitterroot River-Rock Creek Divide, thence along said divide in a northerly direction to Stn Route 38, the point of beginning.

212 - North Flint Range: Those portions of Granite an< Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Drummond, thence in a soutl easterly direction along Interstate Highway 90 to the Race Track Creek Bridge, thence up Race Track Creek i westerly direction to Race Track Lake and the trail to Red Lion Road, thence southwesterly down the Red ion Road to its junction with U. S. Highway 10A at Georgetown Lake, thence in a northerly direction aL : U. S. Highway I0A to Drummond, the point of beginning.

NOTE. A portion of the Stale Prison Ranch propenv »e« of Dr: Lodre. as posted, shell he closed to all big game hunting.

Grant Kohrs Ranch near Lteer Lodge dosed iu hunt- f.

213 - South Flint Range: Those portions cl Graft ■ ’owed ar.d Deer l.odge Counties lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at me juiibivn ot me Hco Lion Koaa ana U. SI tiignwuy 1UA at Georgetown Lake, thence in a northeasterly directomalong Red Lion Road and Trail to Race Track Lake, thence in an easterly direction along Race Track Creek to the bridge on Interstate Highway 90, thence along Interstate Highway 90 in a southerly direction to its junction with U. S. Highway I0A, thence along U. S. Highway I0A in a westerly direction to its junction with the Red Lion Road, the point of beginning.

214 - Mill Creek-Georgetown Lake: Those portions of Deer Lodge and Granite Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. $. Highway I0A and State Route 274 (Mill Creek Road), thence in a southwesterly direction along said route to the Continental Divide, thence in a westerly direction alongsaid divide to the Page Creek T rail, thence northwesterly down said trail to its junction with the East Fork of Rock Creek T rail, thence northerly along said trail to the road above East Fork Reservoir, thence northwest and north along the East Fork Road to its junction with St*tc Route 38, thence northeast along said route to its junction with U. S Highway I0A at Porter's Corner, thebee east along U. S. Highway I0A to its junction with State Route 274, the point of beginning.

215 - East Deer Lodge: Those portions of Deer Lodge and Powell counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Garrison Junction, thcncc in an easterly direction along U. S. Highway 12 to the Continental Divide at MacDonald Pass, thcncc in j southerly direction along said divide to the Silver Bow County Line, thence in a southwesterly direction along said county line to its junction with Interstate H ighway 90, thence north along said highway to the Garrison Junction, the point of beginning.

216 - West Rock Creek-Quigg Peak: Those portions of Granite and Missoula Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass, thcncc northerly along the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide to Trail No. 215, thence easterly alongsaid trail to the Rock Creek Road at Eagle Creek-Cable Crossing, thence north along said road to the Slide Rock I ppcr Willow Creek Road at Brewster Creek, thence southeasterly along said road to its junction with the Rock Crcek-Philipsburg Road, thence westerly along said road to the main Rock Creek Road, thcncesouth alongsaid road lo its junction with State Route 38, thence westerly along said route to Skalkaho Pass, the point of beginning.

240 - West Bitterroot: Those portions of Missoula and Ravalli Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning al Florence, thcncc south on U S. Highway 93 to its junction with County Road 62 near the river bridge north of Hamilton, thence along said road to its junction with County Road 68, thence along said road to its junction with the Roaring Lion Road, thence along said road to its junction with U. S. Highway 93, thence south along U. S. Highway 93 to Tin Cup Creek, thcncc west alongsaid creek to the Idaho-Montana Divide, thence northward along said divide to the Bitterroot River-South Fork Lolo Creek divide, thence northeast along said divide to Lolo Peak, thence east to Carlton Lake, thence easterly along the Carlton Lake road to U. S. Highway 93, thence south along said highway to Florence, the point of beginning.

250 - West Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Tin Cup Creek and U S Highway 93, thence in a southerly direction along U. S. Highway 93 to the Montana-Idaho Border, thence in a southwesterly and northerly direction along the Montana-Idaho Border to Tin Cup Creek head waters, thence in an easterly direction down Tin Cup Creek to its junction with U. S. Highway 93, the point of beginning.

260 - Bitterroot-Clark Fork Archery District: Those portions of Missoula and Ravalli Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lolo. thcncc north on U. S. Highway 93 to the Big Flat Road ( M issoula County Route 30), thence northerly along said road to Harper's Bridge across the Clark Fork River, thence westerly down said river to the first Interstate 90 bridge west of the Ninemile Interchange, thence easterly along Interstate 90 to us intersection with Highway 93 at Missoula, thence southerly along said highway to the Miller Creek Road, thcncc south on said road to the K. O. Ranch Road, thcncc south on said road to its end, thence south along the eastside Montana Power Company “B” Power Line to the Eightmilc Creek Road, thence south along said road to its junction with the eastside Highway (State Routes 203, 268, and 269), thence south on said highway to its junction with U. S. Highway 93 at Hamilton, thence south on Highway 93 to its junction with State Route 38. thcncesouth alongsaid road to its junction with State Route 501 , thence south along said road to its junction with County Road 87, thence south along said road to its junction with U. S. Highway 93 at Como, thence north along H ighway 93 to its junction with the Roaring Lion Road, thence west along said road to its junction with County Road 68. thcncc north alongsaid road to its junction with County Road 62, thence north alongsaid road to its junction with U. S. Highway 93 at Riverside Bridge, thcncc north along Highway 93 to Lolo, the point of beginning.

261 - East Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli Count) lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass, thence west along Slate Highway ^8 to U. S. Highway 93, thence north alongsaid highway to State Route 269 (Eastside Highway) at Hamilton, i lienee east and north along said highway to Stcvcnsville, thence easterly along the Burnt Fork Road to Cut-off Gulch, thence northeast along the Cut-off Gulch Trail No. 146 to the Rock Creek Divide, thence southerly along said divide to Skalkaho Pass, the point of beginning.

SKALKAHO GAME PRESERVE: The Skalkaho Game Preserve shall remain closed to all hunting. Boundary description on page 8.

270 - East Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary Beginning at Darby, thence north along U. S. Highway 93 to its junction with County Road 87, thence north along said road to its junction with State Route 501, thence north along said road to its junction with the Skalkaho Road (State Highway 38), thence in an easterly direction along the Skalkaho Road to the Bitterroot- Rock Creek Divide, thence in a southerly direction along the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide to the Continental Divide, thence in a southwesterly direction along the Continental Divide to the Montana-Idaho State Line, thence westerly along state line to U. S. Highway 93, thence north along said highway to Darby, the point of beginning.

280 - North Blackfoot: Those portions of Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Monturc Ranger Station, thcncc northwest along Forest Trail 246 (Center Ridge Trail) to the Blackfoot-Flathead Divide, thence northeast alongsaid divide to Triple Divide Mountain and the Continental Divide, thence southeasterly alongsaid divide to Falls Creek, thence southwest along Falls Creek to the Landers Fork River, thence up said river to the Heart Lake Trail 478, thcncc southerly along said trail to its intersection with T rail 48 1 at Heart Lake, thence westerly along Trail 48 1 to the Red Mountain Trail 423, thence southwesterly along said trail to Red Mountain, thence southwesterly along the divide between Copper and Beaver Creeks on the south and East Fork of the Blackfoot on the north to Arraslra Mountain, thence northwest along the divide between the North and East Forks of the Blackfoot River to the Windy Pass T rail 484, thcncc southwest along said trail to the Bear Creek-North Fork Blackfoot Trail 17. thence north along said trail to its intersection with North Fork Blackloot Trail, thcncc southwest along said trail to Lake Creek Trail 6 1 , thcncc northwest along said trail to its junction with Trail 1404, thence northerly along said trail to its junction with the Falls Creek Trail 16. thence westerly along said trail to the Monturc Creek Trail 27. thence south to the Monturc Ranger Station, the point of beginning.

281 - Upper Blackfoot: Those portions of Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Rogers Pass on State Route 200, thence southwest on Route 200 to the Landers Fork bridge, thence northeasterly up the Landers Fork River to its intersection with the Great Falls to Ovando powcrline, thcncc westerly along said powerline to its intersection with the Beaver Creek Road, thence southerly along said road to State Route 200, thcncc west on State Route 200 to the North Fork Blackfoot River, thence north up said river to the North Fork of the Blackfoot Trail 17, thence southeasterly along said trail to its intersection with Windy Pass Trail 484, thence northeasterly along said trail to Windy Pass, thence southeasterly along the divide between the North and East Forks of the Blackfoot River to Arrastra Mountain, thence northeasterly along the divide between Copper and Beaver Creeks on the South and the East Fork of the Blackfoot on the north to Red Mountain, thence northeasterly on Red Mountain-Ringeye Creek Trail 423 to its junction with the Webb Lake Trail 481, thence east along said trail to its junction with Heart Lake-Bighorn Creek Trail 478 near Heart Lake, thence north along said trail 478 to the Landers Fork River, thence southeasterly down said river to Falls Creek, thence northeast up Falls Creek to the Continental Divide, thence southeast along said divide to Rogers Pass, the point of beginning.

NOTE: The Lincoln vicinity is closed lo big game hunting For description see area 193

282 - Blackfoot- Clearwater Game Range: Those portions of Missoula and Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Routes 200 and 83 (Seeley Lake Road), thence north on State Route 83 to the Tote Road, thence east on the Tote Road through Woodworth to the Cottonwood Creek Road, thence south on the Cottonwood Creek Road to State Route 200, thence west on said route to its junction with State Road 83, the point of beginning.

283 - Lower Blackfoot: That portion of Missoula County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Missoula, thence northwest along U. S. Highway 10 (U. S. Interstate 90) to U. S. Highway 93. thence north on Highway 93 to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary near Evaro. thence north and cast along said boundary to the Swan-Clearwatcr River Divide, thence south from said divide along State Route 83 to the junction of State Routes 83 and 200, thence west along State Highway 200 to its junction with Highway 10 (U. S. Interstate 90) near Milltown. thence westerly along said highway to Missoula, the point of beginning.

284 - Lincoln Archery District: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Highway 200 at its intersection with the Dalton Mountain Road, thence easterly up Highway 200 to its intersection with the Beaver Creek Road, thence northerly up the Beaver Creek Road to its intersection with the Great Falls to Ovando substation powcrline. thence easterly along said powcrline to its intersection with the Landers Fork, thence southwesterly down the Landers Fork to its confluence with the Blackfoot River, thence westerly down the Blackfoot River to the section line between Sections 19 and 20, Township 1 4 North. Range 8 West, thence southerly along said line to the southeast comer of Section 1 9. thence westerly along the southern boundary of Section 19 to its intersection with the Stemple Pass-Poorman Creek Road, thence southerly along said road to the southeast comer of Section 25, Township 14 North. Range 9 West, thence westerly along the southern boundary of Section 25, 26 and 27 to its intersection with the Dalton Mountain Road, thence northwesterly along the Dalton Mountain Road to Highway 200, the point of beginning.

285 - Monture: Those portions of M issoula and Powell Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Route 83 and the Tote Road, thence northerly on State Route 83 to the Swan-Clearwatcr River Divide, thence northeast along said divide to the Flathead-Blackfooi Divide, thence easterly along said divide to Forest Trail 246. thence southeast along said trail, which follows the Center Ridge to the Monture Creek Ranger Station, thence north along Trail 27 to the Falls Creek Trail 16. thence northeast along said trail to Camp Pass and its junction with Trail 1 404 near Camp Lake, thence southeasterly along said trail to its junction with Lake Creek Trail 61, thence southeasterly along said trail to the North Fork of the Blackfoot River, thence south along said river to State Highway 200, thence west along said highway to its junction with the Cottonwood Creek Road, thcncc north on said road to its junction with theTotc Road, thence west on the Tote Road through Woodworth to State Route 83, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Sedry Lake C.mc Pr nme Is closed lo bunting Boundary dcscripllon on page I.

290 - Helmville-Ovando Archery District: That portion of Powell County lying within the following-descnbed boundary: Beginning at Helmville, thence northwest along the Helmville-Ovando County Road to Ovando and State Route 200, thence easterly along said route to State Route 141, thence southeast alongsaid route to the Nevada Creek Dam, thence across the dam, thence northwest along the old county road to Helmville, the point of beginning.

291 - East Garnet Range: Those portions of Granite and Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Helmville, thence southeast along the old county road to Nevada Creek Dam, thence across the dam to State Route 141, thence southeast along said route to Avon, thence westerly along U. S. Highway 12 to Garrison, thence westerly on Interstate 90 to Route 271 (Drummond-Helraville Road), thence northerly on said road to Helmville, the point of beginning.

292 - West Garnet Range: Those portions of Missoula, Granite and Powell Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Milltown, thence east along State Route 200 to Ovando. thence southeast long the county road to Helmville, thence southerly along Route 271 to U.S. Interstate Highway 90. thence westerly along said highway to Milltown, the point of beginning.

293 - South Lincoln-Nevada Creek: Those portions of Powell and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Rogers Pass, thence south along the Continental Divide to MacDonald Pass, thence west along U. S. Highway 12 to Avon, thence northwest along State Route 141 to State Route 200, thence east along said route to the Dalton Mountain Road, thence southeasterly along said road to the southern boundary of Section 25, 26, and 27 (T14N, R9W). thence cast along this section line to its intersection with the Poorman Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to its intersection with the southern boundary of Section 19, (TI4N, R8W), thence east along said section line to the southeast comer of Section 19, thence north along the boundary between Sections 1 9 and 20 to the Blackfoot River, thence easterly up the Blackfoot River to its confluence with the Landers Fork River, thence northeasterly up the Landers Fork River to the bridge at State Route 200, thence northeasterly to Rogers Pass, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Section 24. TI4N, R9W. shell be closed lo big game homing. This comprises the area around ihe town of Lincoln

300 - Lima Peaks: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Interstate Highway 15 with the Big Sheep County Road at Dell, thence westerly alongsaid road to its junction with the Nicholia- Dead man Road, thence southerly along the Nicholia-Deadman

Cr .-‘-v: P;\-icir-m — yaP-: ’ osti thpi? ronthevntr'v alen^uid na6 ta CtsMnnwii-.UthdSute Un at Old Bannack Pass ( Medicine Lodge Pass), thence northeasterly alongsaid state line to Interstate Hignway !:• at Monida Pass, thence northwesterly alongsaid highway to the Big Sheep Road junction at Dell, the point of beginning.

301 - Hyalite-Portal: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundaries: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highways 191 and 10 at Bozeman, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 10 to the Gallatin-Yellowstone Divide at Bozeman Pass, thence southerly along said divide to Eaglchead Mountain, thence in a northerly and westerly direction along the Portal-Porcupine Creeks and the Porcupinc-Levinski Creeks Divide to the West Gallatin River near the mouth of West Fork, thence northerly down the West Gallatin to the West Fork of the West Gallatin River, thence westerly up the West Fork of the West Gallatin River to U. S. Highway 191, thence northerly and easterly along said highway to its juntion with U. S. 10 at Bozeman, the point of beginning.

302 - Tendoys: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Slate Highway 324 and Interstate 15, thence westerly along Stale Highway 324 to the Medicine Lodge-Big Sheep Road, thence southerly along said road to the junction of the Nicholia-Deadman Road, thence easterly and northerly along the Big Sheep Road to its junction with Interstate 15 at Dell, thence northerly along said Interstate to its junction with State Highway 324, the point of beginning.

310 - Upper Gallatin: That portion of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Buck Creek and the Gallatin River, thence up Buck Creek to the Madison-Gallatin Rivers Divide, thence south and east along said divide to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence northerly along said boundary to its intersection with the Gallatin-Yellowstone Rivers divide, thence in a northerly direction along said divide to Eaglchead Mountain, thence in a westerly and northerly direction along the Portal Creek-Porcupine Creek divide and along the Porcupine Creek-Levenski Creek divide to the Gallatin River near the mouth of West Fork of the Gallatin River, thence south up the Gallatin River to Buck Creek, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Gallatin closed area boundary description on pap 8

31 1 - Spanish Peaks: Those portions of Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson and Broadwater Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of State Highway 287 and the North Shore County Road at McAllister, thence easterly along said road to the M adison River, thence northerly along the east shore of the Madison River to the mouth of the Bcartrap Canyon and Highway Route 289, thence westerly alongsaid route to its intersection with U.S. Highway 287 at Norris, thence northerly along said highway to U . S. H ighway 10 (Sappington Junction), thence easterly alongsaid highway to the Jefferson River Bridge near Three Forks Junction, thence northeasterly down the Jefferson River to the Missouri River, thence southeasterly up the Gallatin River to U. S. Highway 10 near Central Park, thence southeasterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 19 1 at Bozeman, thence westerly and southerly along said highway to its intersection with the Dudley Creek-West Fork Gallatin divide near the Big Sky junction (U. S. 191 and Highway Route 64), thence northwesterly up said divide to Wilson Peak, thence northwesterly along the Hcllroaring Creek-West Fork Gallatin-Spanish Creek divide, thence along the Madison-Gallatin Rivers divide and the Madison-Cherry Creek divide to Red Knob Mountain, thence westerly down Trail Creek to its intersection with the east bank of the Madison River, thence southerly along said river to the bridge on the North Shore County Road, thence westerly along said road to its intersection with Stale Highway 287 at McAllister, the point of beginning,

NOTE Manhattan Game Preserve closed to hunting. Boundary description on pap 8.

Jefferson Ri«r Dosed Area boundary description on pap 8

312 - Bridget: Those portions of Gallatin County lying within the following-descnbed boundary: Beginning at the junction of Sixteen Mile Creek and the Missouri River, thcncc southerly up said river to the Gallatin River, thence southeasterly up the Gallatin and the West Gallatin Rivers to U. S. Highway 10 near Central Park, thence southeasterly along said highway to its junction with State Highway 86 at Bozeman, then easterly and northerly along said highway to its junction with the Flathead Pass Road, thence westerly along said road to Flathead Pass and the Bridger Range divide, thcncc northerly and westerly along said divide to Blacktail Mountain, thence westerly down Olic Canyon to the Rocky Mountain Road, thence northerly along the Rocky Mountain Road to the Blacktail Divide Road, thence one mile westerly along said road to the Brammcr Creek Road, thence northerly along the Brammer Creek Road to the Dry Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to Maudlow, thence easterly along the Maudlow-Ringling Road to the bridge over Sixteen Mile Creek, I thence westerly down Sixteen Mile Creek to the Missouri River, the point of beginning.

313 - Gardiner: That portion of Park County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the J

Yellowstone National Park boundary at its intersection with the Yellowstone River, thence cast along said I

boundary to the divide between Crevice and Cottonwood Creeks and Hellroaring Creek, thence northerly along J

said divide to Ash Mountain, thence northwest along the Hellroaring-Mill-Bcar Creek Divide to Monitor Peak, thence down the north Fork of Sixmile Creek to Sixmile Creek, thence down Sixmile Creek to its intersection with the Yellowstone River, thence south along said river to Mol Heron Creek, thcncc westerly up Mol Heron Creek to the Yellowstone National Park boundary, thcncc cast along said boundary to the Yellowstone River, thence down the Yellowstone River to its junction with Little Trail Creek, thence up Little Trail Creek to its intersection with U.S. Highway 89, thence south on U. S. Highway 89 to its intersection with the Yellowstone River, thence south up said river to its point of beginning.

314 - Upper Yellowstone West: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Yellowstone River and U. S. Highway 10. thence westerly along U. S. Highway 10 to the Gallatin-Yellowstone Rivers Divide at Bozeman Pass, thence southerly along said divide to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to Mol Heron Creek, thence northerly down Mol Heron Creek to the Yellowstone River, thence north alongsaid nver to U. S. Highway 10, the point of beginning.

315 - West Slope Crazy Mountains: Those portions of Meagher, Park and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at U. S. Highway 89 and the Yellowstone River east of Livingston, thence northerly along said highway to Sixteen Mile Creek, thence easterly up said creek to the Crazy Mountain Divide, thence southerly along said divide to the West Fork of Duck Creek near Fairviev Peak, thence easterly down the West Fork of Duck Creek to Duck Creek, thence southerly down said creek to the Yellowstone River, thence westerly up said river lo U. S. Highway 89, the point of beginning.

316 - Absaroka: Those portions of Carbon, Sweet Grass and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Montana-Wyoming State Line and the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Boundary southeast of Albino Lake, thence northerly and westerly along said boundary to the Park County Line, thence north and west along said county line to the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Boundary near Timbcrlinc Mountain, thence northerly alongsaid boundary to the Slough Creek-Boulder River Divide

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near Columbine Pass, thence southwesterly along the Boulder River-Slough Creek Divide and northwesterly along the Boulder River-Buffalo Fork Divide and the Hellroaring Creek-Boulder River Divide to the Hellroaring-Mill Creeks Divide near Crow Mountain, thence southwesterly along the Mill-Hellroaring Creeks Divide to the Bear-Hellroaring Creeks Divide to Ash Mountain, thence southerly along the Crevice-Hellroaring Creeks Divide to the Cre\ ice-Cottonwood Creeks Divide, thence southerly along the Crevice-Cottonwood ' Creeks Divide to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence easterly and southerly along said boundary to the Montana-Wyoming State Line, thence easterly along said line to the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Boundary southeast of Albino Lake, the point of beginning.

317 - Upper Yellowstone East: That portion of Park County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Yellowstone River and U. S. Highway 10, thence south along said river to the mouth of Sixmile Creek, thence southerly up Sixmile Creek to the North Fork of Sixmile Creek, thence southerly up said fork to the Sixmile-Ccdar-Mill Creeks Divide near Monitor Peak, thence easterly and northerly along the Mill-Hellroaring Creeks and Mill Creek-Boulder River Divides to Mount Cowen and the Boulder-Yellowstone Divide, thence northerly along said divide to the Park-Sweet Grass County Line, thence north along said county line to the Yellowstone River, thence westerly up said river to U. S. Highway 10. the point of beginning.

318 - Butte- Basin: Those portions of Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Butte, thence northeasterly along U. S. Highway 91 to the Boulder-Prickly Pear Divide north of the town of Boulder, thence westerly along said divide to the Boulder River-Ten Mile Creek Divide, thence westerly along said divide to the Jefferson County Line, thence southwesterly along said county line to the Silver Bow County Line, thence westerly and southerly along said county line to U. S. Highway 10, thence easterly along said highway to Butte, the point of beginning.

319 - Fleecer: Those portions of Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction ofU.S. Highway91 and State Highway 43. thence westerly along State Highway 43. to a point directly opposite the confluence of Pintler Creek with the Big Hole River (Deer Lodge-Beavehead County line), northwesterly along the Deer Lodge-Beaverhead County line to the Continental Divide at West Pintler Peak thence northeasterly along the Continental Divide to State Route 274,

. thence southerly along said route to American Creek, thence southeasterly up said creek to the Continental Divide, thence easterly along said divide to Fleecer Ridge at Burnt Mountain, thence southerly along Fleecer Ridge to U. S. F.S. Route 96 (Divide Creek Road) thence easterly along said route to U. S. Highway 91, thence southerly along said highway to its junction with State Highway 43, the point of beginning.

320 - South Tobacco Roots: Those portions of Madison and Silverbow Counties lying within the foliowing- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Highway 287 and South Meadow Creek near McAllister, thence southerly on said highway to Ennis, thence westerly along said highway to Twin Bridges, thence northerly along said highway to the intersection with the Waterloo Parson's Bridge Road (also known as Guy George Bridge), thence southeasterly along said road to the Mill Canyon Road, thence easterly on the said road and the Mill Canyon Trail (F.S. Trail No. 89) to the South Boulder-Jefferson River Divide, thence southerly and easterly along said divide and the South Boulder-Ruby Divide and the Madison-Ruby Divide to Ramshom Mountain, thence easterly down South Meadow Creek to the junction of State Route 287, the point of beginning.

321 - West Big Hole: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Wisdom and Route 287, thence southerly along said route to the Jackson-Skinner Meadows Road, thence southerly along said road to the Big Hole-Bloody Dick Divide, thence westerly along said divide to the Montana-Idaho State Line and Continental Divide, thence northerly and northeasterly along said Continental Divide to the Bcaverhead-Deer Lodge County line at West Pintlar Peak, thence southeasterly along said county line to a point on State Route 43 directly opposite the confluence of Pintlar Creek with the Big Hole River, thence southerly along State Route 43 to State Route 287 at Wisdom, the point of beginning.

NOTE Bip Hole National Monument doted under federal law

322 - Lower Ruby: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunttionofStatcRoute4l and the Stone-Cottonwood Creek Road, thence easterly along said road to the Ruby River Road, thence northerly down said road to State Route 287 at Alder, thence northwesterly along said route to State Route 41 at Twin Bridges, thence southerly along said route to the junction of the Stone Creek Road, the point of beginning.

323 - Wall Creek: That portion of Madison County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Madison River and the West Fork of the Madison River, thence southwesterly up the West Fork of the Madison River to Elk River, thence northwesterly up said river to the Gravelly Range Road, thence northerly along said road to the Johnny Ridge-Talc Mine Road, thence easterly along said road to the east bank of the Madison River, thence southerly up the east bank of said river to the West Fork of the Madison River, the point of beginning.

324 - Snowcresl-Upper Ruby: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Rock-Robb-Ledford Road and the Ruby River Road, thence southerly along the Ruby River Road to the Warm Springs Road, thence easterly along said road to the Gravelly Range Road, thence southerly along said road to the Ruby River-Lpng Creek Road, thence southerly along the Long Creek Road to the Clover-Blacktail Road, thence northerly along said road to the Rock Creek-Robb-Ledford Road, thence easterly-northeasterly along said road to the junction of the Ruby River Road, the point of beginning.

325 - Blacktail Ridge-Sage Creek: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Monida and U. S. Interstate Highway 15 (U. S. Highway 91), thence northerly along said highway to the junction of the Blacktail Road, thence southeasterly along said road and the Clover Creek Road to the north side Centennial Road, thence easterly and southerly along said road to the Price Lane, thence southerly along said lane to the Monida-Lakevicw Road, thence westerly along said road to U. S. Interstate Highway 15 (U. S. Highway 91) at Monida, the point of beginning.

326 - Sweetwater: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of State Routc41 and the Stone-Cottonwood Creek Road, thence easterly along said road to the Ruby River Road, thence southeasterly along said road to the Ledford-Robb-Rock Creek Road, thence southwesterly-westerly along said road to the Blacktail Road, thence northwesterly along said road to its junction with U. S. Highway 91, thence northerly along said highway to State Route 41, thence northeasterly along said route to its junction with the Stone Creek Road, the point of beginning.

yil - West Fork Madison-Centennial: Thofc portions of Beaverhcid and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Monida and the Monida-Lakeview Road, thence easterly along said read to Price Lane, thence northerly along said lane to the Ruby River-Long Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to the Gravelly Range Road, thence northerly along said road to Elk River, thence southeasterly down said river to the West Fork of the Madison River, thence northeasterly down said river to the Madison River, thence southerly up said river to State Route 87, thence southerly along said state route to the Montana-Idaho State Line at Reynolds Pass, thence westerly along said state line to Interstate Highway 15, thence northerly along said highway to the Monida Interchange Road, thence easterly along said road to the Monida-Lakeview Road at Monida, the point of beginning.

328 - Medicine Lodge-Nicholia: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Montana-Idaho State Line at Lemhi Pass, thence easterly along the Lemhi Pass Road to State Highway 324, thence easterly along said highway to the Medicine Lodge-Big Sheep Road, thence southerly along said road to the Nicholia Deadman Road (Forest Development Road 951), thence southeasterly along said road to the Montana-Idaho State Line at Old Bannack Pass (Medicine Lodge Pass), thence southerly and northwesterly along said state line to Lemhi Pass, the point of beginning.

329 - Horse Prairie-Bannaek: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of State Highway 324 and Interstate 15, thence westerly along Slate Highway 324 to the Lemhi Pass Road, thence westerly along said road to the Montana-Idaho State Line at Lemhi Pass, thence northerly along said state line to the Bloody Dick-Big Hole Divide, thence easterly along said divide to the Skinner Meadows-Jackson Road, thence northerly along said road to State Highway 278 near Jackson, thence easterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 91 (Interstate 15). thence southerly along said highway to State Highway 324, the point of beginning.

330- Greenhorn Range (Ruby-Greenhorns): Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of State Route 287 and the Ruby River Road at Alder, thence southwesterly along said road to the Warm Springs-Gravelly Range-Johnny Ridge-Sierra Talc Mine Road, thence easterly along said road to the east bank of the Madison River, thence northerly along the east bank of said river to State Route 287 at Ennis, thence westerly along said route to thejunction of the Ruby . River Road at Alder, the point of beginning.

331 - Pioneer: Those portions of Beaverhead, Silver Bow and Madison Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of the Grasshopper- Wise River Road and State Highway 278, thence northerly along the Grasshopper-Wise River Road to State Highway 43 at Wise River, thence easterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 91 at Divide, thence southerly along said highway to State Highway 278, thence westerly along said highway to the Grasshopper-Wise River Road, the point of beginning.

332 - East Big Hole: Those portions of Beaverhead, Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Wise River, thence southerly on the Wise River-Grasshopper

- County Road to Route 278, thence westerly on Route 278 to State Route 43 at Wisdom, thence northerly and easterly along State Route 43 to Wise River, the point of beginning.

333 - North Tobacco Roots: Those portions of Madison, Gallatin and Jefferson Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Whitehall, thence southerly along Highway Route 55 to its intersection with the Waterloo Parson's Bridge Road (also known as Guy George Bridge), thence southeasterly along said road to the Mill Canyon Road, thence easterly on the said road and the Mill Canyon Trail (F.S. T rail No. 89) to the South Boulder-Jefferson River Divide, thence southerly and easterly along said divide and the South Boulder-Ruby River Divide and the Madison-Ruby River Divide to Ramshom Mountain, thence easterly down South Meadow Creek to its junction with State Route 287, thence southerly along said highway to McAllister and its intersection with the North Shore County Road, thence easterly along said county road to the Madison River, thence northerly along the east shore of said river to the mouth of Beartrap Canyon and Highway Route 289 (Norris Road), thence westerly along said highway to its intersection with State Highway 287 at Noms, thence northerly along said highway to thejunction of U. S. Highway 10, thence westerly along said highway to Whitehall and Highway Route 55, the point of beginning.

340 - Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, Madison. Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Dillon, thence northerly along State Route 41 to State Route 287 at Twin Bridges, thence northerly along said route to U. S. H ighway 1 0, thence northwesterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 91, thence southerly along said highway to Dillon, the point of beginning.

341 - High Rye: Those portions of Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties lying with the following described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of Interstate 90 and U. S. Highway 91 near Rocker, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 91 to its junction with U. S. Forest Service Route 96 (Divide Creek Road), thence westerly along said route to Fleecer Ridge, thence northerly along said ridge to the Continental Divide at Burnt Mountain, thence westerly along said divide to the head of American Creek, thence northwesterly down said creek to State Route 274, thence northerly along said route to U. S. I0A, thence easterly along said highway to Interstate 90, thence easterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 91, the point of beginning.

350 - Whitetail: Those portions of Silver Bow and Jefferson Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Butte, thence southeasterly along U. S. Highway 10 to Whitehall, thence northerly along the Whitetail-Boulder Road to U. S. High way 9 1 at Boulder, thence southwesterly along said highway to Butte, the point of beginning.

360 - Gallatin-Madison: That portion of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Indian Creek and the Madison River, thence following the east bank of said river to the bridge at Ennis on State Highway 287, thence northerly along said highway to its intersection with the North Shore County Road at McAllister, thence easterly along said county road to the M adison River, thence northerly down the Madison River to Trail Creek, thence up Trail Creek in an easterly direction to Red

• Knob Mountain and the Madison-Cherry Creek divide, thence southerly along said divide and the Madison- , Gallatin Rivers divide to the Spanish Creek-West Fork Gallatin-Hellroaring Creek divide, thence easterly along

• said divide to Wilson Peak, thence southeasterly down the Dudley Creek-West Fork Gallatin divide to the „ Gallatin River, thence southerly up said river to the intersection with Buck Creek, thence up Buck Creek in a

westerly direction to the Madison-Gallatin Rivers Divide, thence southerly along said divide to Shedhorn Ridge , (mountain), thence northwesterly down the toe of Shedhorn Ridge to Indian Creek, thence westerly down Indian Creek to its intersection with the Madison River, the point of beginning.

361 - Hebgen-Upper Madison: Those portions of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning where the western boundary of Yellowstone National Park intersects the Montana-Idaho line, thence northerly along the Yellowstone National Park Boundary to its intersection with U. S. Highway 191, thence southerly along said highway to its junction with U. S. Highway 287 at the Duck Creek Y, thence westerly to Rock Creek, thence southerly down Rock Creek to Quake Lake, thence westerly along the north shore of Quake Lake and the Madison River to State Route 87, thence southerly along said

highway to the Montana-Idaho line, thence southeasterly along said state line to the intersection of the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, the point of beginning.

362 - South Madison: Those portions of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Indian Creek and the east bank of the Madison River, thence southerly along the east bank of said river and Quake Lake to the mouth of Rock Creek, thence northerly up Rock Creek to U.S. Highway 287. thence easterly along said highway to its junction with U. S. Highway 191 at the Duck Creek Y, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 191 to its intersection with the Yellowstone National Park boundary, thence in a northerly direction along the Yellowstone National Park boundary to its intersection with the Madison-Gallatin River Divide, thence westerly and northerly along said divide through Sentinel and Imp Peaks to Shedhorn Ridge (mountain), thence down the toe of Shedhorn Ridge in a northwesterly direction to Indian Creek, thence down Indian Creek in a westerly direction to the point where the mouth of Indian Creek and the east bank of the Madison River meet, the point of beginning.

370 - Bull Mountain: That portion of Jefferson County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Whitehall, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 10 to Route 281, thence northerly along said route to the Whitetail-Boulder Road, thence southerly along said road to Whitehall, the point of beginning.

NOTE The JcfTcnon River Cloved Are*: th*l! be doted lo Big Game hunting except a* dctignalcd under hunting regulation*. Boundary

380 - Radersburg: Those portions of Jefferson. Broadwater, and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Boulder, thence southerly along Route 281 to U. S. Highway 10, thence easterly along said route to the Jefferson River Bridge near Three Forks Junction, thence northeasterly down said river to the Missouri River, thence northerly down the east bank of said river to the intersection with U. S. Highway 287, thence southerly along said highway 10 thejunction with U. S. Highway 12 at Townsend, thence easterly along said highway to thejunction of Route 284, thence northerly along said route to Duck Creek, thence westerly along said creek to the east shore ol Canyon Ferry Reservoir, thence northerly down the east shoreline of said reservoir to the Canyon Ferry Dam and Route 284, thence southerly along said route to U. S. Highway 287-12, thence westerly along said highway to U. S. Highway 91, thence southerly along said highway to Boulder, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Canyon Ferry Game Management doted lo big game hunting cxccpl at deiignatcd under burning regulation*. Area description on

page 8.

390 - Sixteen-Mile Creek: Those portions of Broadwater, Gallatin and Meagher Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Sixteen-Mile Creek and the east bank of the Missouri River, thence northerly along the east bank of said river to the mouth of Greyson Creek, thence easterly up said creek to its junction with the Ridge Road, thence south and east along the Ridge Road to thejunction of the Dry Creek Road cutoff, thence southerly to the Dry Creek Road, thence easterly along the Dry Creek Road to the Meagher-Broad water County line, thence southerly along said line to the Meagher-Gallatin County line, thence east along said line to Sixteen-Mile Creek, thence northeasterly along said creek to Ringling, thence southerly and westerly along the Ringling-Maudlow road to its junction with the Dry Creek Road and Sixteen-Mile Creek at Maudlow, thence westerly along said creek to the east bank of the Missouri River, the point of beginning.

391 - Dry Creek-Duck Creek: Those portions of Broadwaicr and Meagher Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the Missouri River and U. S. H ighways 1 2 and 287, thence southerly along said highways to Townsend and the intersection of U. S. Highway 12 and U. S. Highway 287, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 12 to State Route 284, thence northerly along said route to Duck Creek Road, thence easterly up Duck Creek Road to the Broad water-Mcaghcr County line, thence southeasterly along said line to Edith Lake Trail 152 (near Edith Mountain), thence southerly along said trail to its junction with the East Fork Cabin Gulch Road (U. S. F. S. Road 423), thence southerly and westerly along said road to U. S. Highway 12, thence northeasterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 89, thence southerly along said highway to Sixteen-Mile Creek (near Ringling), thence souihwesterly along said creek to the Gallatin- Meagher County line, thence northerly along said line to the Broadwater-Meaghcr County line, thence northerly along said line to the Dry Creek Road, thence westerly along said road to its junction with the Ridge Road, thence northerly and westerly along said road to Greyson Creek, thence westerly along said creek to the cast bank of the Missouri River, thence northwesterly and easterly along the east bank of said river to its junction with U. S. Highway 12 and 287, the point of beginning.

392 - Southwest Big Belts: Those portions of Broadwater and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Beaver Creek and the Missouri River, thence northeasterly up said creek to the Beaver Creek-Hound Creek divide and the Lewis and Clark-Meaghcr County line, thence southerly and easterly along said county line to the Meaghcr-Broadwater County line, thence southerly along said line to the Duck Creek Road, thence westerly along said road to State Route 284, thence northerly along said route to Duck Creek, thence westerly along said creek to the east shore of Canyon Ferry Reservoir, thence northerly along said shore and the easi bank of the Missouri River to the mouth of Beaver Creek, the point of beginning.

393 - East Bridger: Those portions of Park, Gallatin and Meagher Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of Interstate H ighway 90 and the Yellowstone River at Livingston, thence easterly down said river to its junction with U. S. Highway 89, thence northerly along said highway to Ringling, thence southerly and westerly along the Ringling-Maudlow road to its junction with the Dry Creek Road at Maudlow, thence southerly along the Dry Creek Road to ihc Brammcr Creek Road, thence southerly along the Brammer Creek Road to the Blacktail Divide Road, thence easterly along Blacktail Divide Road to Rocky Mountain Road, thence southerly along said road lo Olic Canyon, thence easterly up Olie Canyon to Blacktail Mountain, thence easterly and southerly along the Bridger Range divide to Flathead Pass, thence easterly along the Flathead Pass Road to its junction with State Highway 86, thence southerly and westerly along said highway to Bozeman, thence easterly along Interstate Highway 90 lo the Yellowstone River at Livingston, the point of beginning.

400 - Lower Martas River: Those portions of Toole, Pondera, Liberty and Chouteau Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Shelby, thence east along U. S. Highway 2 to Montana Route 223 at Chester, thence southerly along Route 223 to the Marias River, thence east and south down the Marias River to the Missouri River, thence southwesterly up the Missouri River to Montana Route 80 at Fort Benton, thence northwesterly along Montana Route 80 to Montana Rouie 223, thence northwesterly along Montana Route 223 to its intersection with Montana Route 365, thence north and west along Montana Route 365 to Interstate 91 at Brady, thence northerly along Interstate 91 to U.*S Highway 2 at Shelby, the point of beginning.

NOTE Brinkman Game Prejcrvi clo.ed lo all hunting. Bound*-. .Vicnption on page 8.

401 - Sweetgrass Hills: Those portions of Toole arl/TOJeriy Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Canadian Border one-h^V mile north of the Jay Clark residence on West Butte, thence west and then southeasterly on the road immedutely adjacent to the west and south side of West Butte to the road junction in Township 36 North, Range 2 Eist, Section 10, thence south on the road to F. A.S. 343, thence east to the road junction in Township 35 North, Range 4 East, southeast comer of Section 32, thence three miles north on the road to F. A.S. 409, thence east along road to thejunction cast of Snoosc Coulee, thence north to the Bear Den Road junction four mifes south and east of Blackjack Butte, thence east along road to the junction in T ownship 36 North, Range 6 East, southeast corner Section 9, thence approximately four miles north and west to the road junction, thencenorth to the Canadian Border at Township 37 North, Range 6 East, northeast corner of Section 5, thence wesi on the Canadian Border to the point of beginning.

402 - Shelby-Chester: Those portions rf Toole and Liberty Counties lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at Sweetgrass on the Canadian Border, thence cast on border to a point one-half mile north of the Jay Clark residence on West Butte, thence west and then southeasterly on the road immediately adjacent to the west and south side ol West Butte to the road junction in Township 36 North, Range 2 East, Section 10, thence south on the road to F. A.S. 343, thence east to the road junction in Township 35 North, Range 4 East, southeast corner of Section 32, thence ihree miles north on the road to F.A.S. 409, thence cast along road to thejunction east of Snoosc Coulee, thence north to the Bear Den Road junction four miles south and east of Blackjack Butte, thence east along road to thejunction in Township 36 North, Range 6 East, southeast corner Section 9, thence approximately four miles north and west to the road junction, thence north to the Canadian Border at Township 37 North, Range 6 East, Northeast comer of Section 5, thence east on the border to the Hill County line, thence south on the county line to Highway 2, thence west to Shelby, thence north on Highway 91 lo the point of beginning.

403 - Cut Bank: Those portions of Glacier and Toole Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Canadian Border at Sweetgrass, thence south on Highway 91 to Shelby, thence west on Highway 2 to Cut Bank, thence north along eastern boundary of the Blackfoot Indian Reservation to the Canadian Border, thence cast along the border to Sweetgrass, the point of beginning.

404 - Lower Teton River: Those portions of Teton, Pondera, Chouteau, and Cascade Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 89 and Montana Route 219 at Pcndroy, thence northeasterly along Montana Route 2 1 9 to its intersection with Interstate 15 at Conrad, thence southeasterly along Interstate 15 to Montana Route 365 at Brady, thence southeasterly along Montana Route 365 to Montana Route 223, thence south aldng Montana Route 223 to U. S. Highway 87 at Fort Benton, thence southwesterly along U. S. Highway 87 to U. S. Interstate 15 at Great Falls, thence southwesterly along said highway to the interchange at the town of Cascade, thence north along the county road to Simms, thence northerly along the county road to junction of U. S. 89. thence westerly into Fairfield and Choteau to Montana Route 219 at Pcndroy, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Teion Spring Creek Preaerve doled lo hunting eicepl udcugnaled under hunting regulations Boundary delcnplon on page 8.

405 - Carter: Those portions of Cascade and Chouteau counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Fort Benton, thence northwesterly along Montana Route 230 to U. S. Highway 87, thence southwesterly along U. S. Highway 87 to Great Falls, thence southeasterly along U. S. Highway 87 and 89 to Belt Creek, thence northerly down Belt Creek to the Milwaukee Railroad, thence northerly and easterly along said railroad right-of-way to State Highway 230 at Geraldine, thence northwesterly along State Highway 230 to Fort Benton, the point of beginning.

406 - Upper Marias - Dupuyer: Those portions of Glacier, Toole, Pondera, and Teton Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Shelby, thence south along Interstate 15 to Conrad, thence southwesterly along Montana Route 219 to U. S. Highway 89 west of Pendroy, thence south along U. S. Highway 89 to Teton River Road junction four miles northwest of Choteau, thence west 1 3 miles on said road to thejunction in T25N, R7W, S29, thence 3'/4 miles north aAd west to the junction in T25N, R8W, S9, thence three miles north and west to thejunction in T25N, R8W, SI4, thence north and east to thejunction 1 16 miles northeast of the Ostle Ranch Building in T26N, R8W, S23, thence north 116 miles to thejunction in T26N, R8W, SI4, thence 116 miles northwest to Blackleaf Canyon-South Fork Dupuyer Creek Road junction in T26N, R8W, S9, thence northwest to the South Fork of Dupuyer Creek in T27N, R9W, S36, thence northeast along said creek to bridge on the county road (on south side of Dupuyer Creek at confluence of Scoffin and Dupuyer Creeks) in T28N, R8W, S32, thence 216 miles due north along the section line between Sections 33,32, 28, 29, 20 and 21. T28N, R8W to Swift Reservoir Road (14 mile southeast of Scoffin Butte Road junction), thence westerly on Swift Reservoir Road to Swift Reservoir Dam, thence northeast along Birch Creek to Cut Bank Creek, thence northerly along Cut Bank Creek to U. S. Highway 2 at Cut Bank, thence east along said Highway to Shelby, the point of beginning.

NOTE: McLean Game Praerve clewed lo hunting. Boundary dncriplion on page 8.

410 - Missouri River Breaks: Those portions of Fergus and Petroleum Counties known as the “breaks" of the Missouri and Musselshell Rivers lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Winnett, thence northerly along the Valentine Road to Valentine, thence northeasterly along the Dovetail Road to thejunction of Horse Camp Trail, thence northerly on Horse Camp Trail to the junction of Musselshell Trail, thence westerly on Musselshell Trail to thejunction with U S. Highway 191, thence south on U. S. Highway 191 approximately 4 miles to the southern boundary of T20N, thence west along the township boundary approximtely 23 miles to the western edge of R20E, thence north 6 miles along the western boundary of R20E to the southern boundary of T2IN, thence east 6 miles along the southern boundary of T21N to the eastern boundary of R20E, thence north 18 miles along the eastern boundary of R20E to the Missouri River, thence down the Missouri River to the mouth of the Musselshell River, thence up the Musselshell River to State Route 200, thence west along State Route 200 to Winnett, the point of beginning.

411 - Snowy Mountains: Those portions of Golden Valley, Fergus and Judith Basin Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lcwistown, thence cast on U. S. Highway 87 to Grass Range, thence southerly on U. S. Highway 87 to Flatwillow Creek, thence westerly up Flatwillow Creek to Durfee Creek, thence westerly along Durfee Creek to the Snowy Mountains Divide, thence westerly along the Snowy Mountains Divide to the head of Meadow Creek, thence westerly down Meadow Creek to U. S. Highway 191, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 191 to U.*S. Highway 87. thence westerly along U. S. Highway 87 to the west rim of the Judith River, thence northerly along said rim to the Kolin-Hanovcr Road (Slate Route 505), thence easterly along said road to U. S. Highway 191, thence southerly to Lcwistown, the point of beginning.

412 - Judith and Moccasin Mountains: That portion of Fergus County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lcwistown, thence easterly along U.S. Highway 87 to Cheadle, thence northeasterly along the Cheadle to Roy County Road to Roy, thence westerly along U. S. Highway 191 to Hilger.thence northerly along State Route 236 approximately 3 miles, thence northwesterly along the county road to Box Elder Creek, thence westerly along the county road to Plum Creek, thence southerly along Plum Creek County Road to State Route 235, thence westerly along said highway to the west rim of the Judith River, thence

southerly along said rim to the Kolin-Hanovcr Road (State Route 505), thence easterly along said road to U.S. Highway 191, thence southerly to Lcwistown, the point of beginning.

413 - Deep Creek Park: Those portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of the Lewis and Clark National Forest northern boundary and the Smith River, thence east along the U. S. Forest Service boundary to Lick Creek Road, thence southeasterly along said road to the Logging Creek Road, thence southerly and easterly along said road past the Monument Peak turnoff to the junction with the Williams Park-Harley Creek Road, thence southerly and westerly along the Williams Park Road lo its junction with the South Fork Tenderfoot CrecH Road (U.S. F.S. 6424), thence northerly along said road to the South Fork of Tenderfoot Creek, thence down South Fork of Tenderfoot Creek to Tenderfoot Creek, thence down Tenderfoot Creek to Smith River, thence down Smith River to the northern boundary of Lewis and Clark National Forest, the point of beginning.

414 - Cascade-Riceville: That portion of Cascade County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Cascade at Interstate 1 5 interchange, thence northeasterly along Interstate 1 5 to U. S. Highway 87 and 89 at Great Falls, thence southeast along said highway to U. S. Highway 89, thence south along said highway to the Logging Creek Road, thence west along said road to the Lick Creek Road, thence westerly along said road to the Lewis and Clark National Forest Boundary, thence west along said boundary to the Smith River, thence down said river to F.A.S. 330, thence along said road to Cascade, the point of beginning.

415 - Summit-North Fork of Birch Creek: Those portions of Pondera and Glacier Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Summit, thence northeast along the Glacier Park Boundary lo the Blackfeet Indian Reservation Boundary, thence southeasterly along said reservation boundary to North Fork of Birch Creek Trail 121, thence westerly along said trail to Badger Pass, thence northwesterly along the Continental Divide to Summit, the point of beginning.

416 - Little Belts Northwest: Those portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at White Sulphur Springs, thence northwest along the Fort Logan- Millcgan Road to Rock Creek, thence down Rock Creek to Smith River, thence down Smith River to Tenderfoot Creek, thence up Tenderfoot Creek to South Fork Tenderfoot Creek, thence up South Fork Tenderfoot Creek to South Tenderfoot Creek Road (U.S. F.S. 6424), thence southeast on said road to thejunction with Williams Park Road, thence east along Williams Park Road to Harley Creek Road, thence down the Harley Creek Road to U. S. Highway 89, thence south on U. S. Highway 89 to White Sulphur Springs, the point of beginning.

417 - War Horse: Those portions of Fergus and Petroleum Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Grass Range, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 87 to Flatwillow Creek, thence easterly down said creek to Highway F.A.S. 244, thence northeasterly along said highway to Winnett, thence northerly along the Valentine Road to Valentine, thence northeasterly along Dovetail Road to Horse Camp Trail, thence northerly along Horse Camp Trail to the Musselshell Trail, thence westerly along Musselshell Trail to U. S. Highway 191, thence southerly about 4 miles to the south boundary of T20N, thence west approximately 23 miles along said boundary to the eastern boundary of R19E, thence north 1 mile to the road leading east from Suffolk, thence west along said road to Suffolk, thence south along State Route 236 to Hilger, thence northeasterly along U. S. Highway 191 lo Roy, thence southwesterly along the Roy to Cheadle County Road to Cheadle, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 87 to Grass Range, the point of beginning.

418 - Judith Basin: Those portions of Judith Basin and Fergus Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Stanford, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 87 to its junction with U. S. Highway 191, thence south alongU.S. Highway 191 to the Wheatland County line, thence westerly along said county line to the Lewis & Clark National Forest boundary, thence northwesterly along said boundary to its junction with the Judith River Road, thence northeasterly along said road to Utica, thence northerly along the Windham -Utica Road to its junction with the Sage Creek Road, thence southwesterly along said road to the Lewis & Clark National Forest Boundary, thence northwesterly along said boundary (not including those National Forest lands within The Blacktail Hills) to the Dry Wolf Creek Road, thence northeasterly down said road to Stanford, the point of beginning.

419 - Stanford: Those portions of Judith Basin and Fergus Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Geyser, thence north on the Geyser-Geraldine Road to Arrow Creek, thence down Arrow Creek to State Highway 230, thence south along said highway to State Highway 235, thence easterly along said highway to the west rim of the Judith River, thence southwesterly up the west rim of the Judith River to U. S. Highway 87, thence northwesterly along said highway to Geyser, the point of beginning.

420 - Judith River Game Range - Sage Creek: That portion of Judith Basin County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Judith River Road and the bridge over the Middle Fork of the Judith River, thence westerly along said Middle Fork of the Judith River to its confluence with Yogo Creek, thence northwesterly along said creek to the Bear Gulch Road, thence up said road and trail to Bear Park, thence northerly and easterly along the Bear Park Road to the Sage Creek Road, thence easterly along said road to its junction with the Windham-Utica Road, thence easterly along said road to Utica, thence along the Judith River Road to thejunction of said road and the Middle Fork of the Judith River, the point of beginning.

421 - Birdtail Hills: Those portions of Cascade and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Cascade, thence west along the Missouri River to Little Prickly Pear Creek, thence west along said creek to town of Wolf Creek, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 287 to State Route 200 at Bowman’s Corner, thence east along said route to Simms, thence south along the county road to Cascade, the point of beginning.

422 - North Dearborn: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dry Creek and U. S. Highway 287 approximately 5.5 miles southeast of Augusta, thence southeasterly along U. S. Highway 287 to State Route 200 at Bowman's Comer, thence southwest along State Route 200 to the Continental Divide, thence northwesterly along said divide to the head of the South Fork of the Sun River, thence northerly down said river to Forest Service Trail 248, thence easterly along said trail to U. S. Forest Service Trail 212, thence southeasterly down said trail to the Crown Creek Trail (Trail 232), thence easterly along said trail to Trail 244, thence southeasterly along said trail to the Smith Creek trail, thence northeasterly along said trail to the Smith Creek Road, thence easterly along said road to F. A. S. 434, thence northeasterly along said road to Augusta and U.S. Highway 287, thence along said highway through Augusta and north to the Sun River, thence down said river to Dry Creek, thence south and west up said Creek to U. S. Highway 287, the point of beginning.

423 - South Dearborn: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 287 and State Route 200 at Bowman’s Corner, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 287 to town of Wolf Creek, thence south on U. S. Interstate Highway 15 to Lyons Creek, thence up Lyons Creek to the Continental Divide, thence northwest along said divide to State Route 200, thence northeasterly along State Route 200 to its intersection with U. S. Highway 287, the point of beginning,

424 - Benchmark: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Cutrock Creek and Lime Reef, thence southerly and westerly along the divide between Beaver Creek and Willow Creek to Fairview Mountain, thence northerly and westerly along the divide to Renshaw Mountain, thence southerly and westerly along Benchmark Creek to Straight Creek, thence down Straight Creek to the South Fork of the Sun River, thence southerly up the South Fork of the Sun River to U. S. Forest Service T rail 248, thence easterly along said trail to U. S. Forest Service T rail 2 1 2, thence southerly down said trail to U. S. Forest Service Trail 232, thence easterly along said trail to U. S. Forest Service Trail 244, thence easterly along said trail to the Smith Creek trail, thence northerly along said trail to the Smith Creek Road, thence northeasterly along said road to F. A. S. 434, thence northerly lo Augusta, thence westerly along the Willow Creek Road to the U. S. Forest Service Boundary, thence along said boundary to Willow Creek, thence northerly along the summit of Lime Reef to Cutrock Creek, the point of beginning.

425 - Sun River Game Range: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Augusta, thence north and east along U. S. Highway 287 to the Sun River, thence westerly along the Sun River to the U. S. Forest Service Boundary, thence southerly along said boundary to Sawtooth Mountain, thence along the Summit of Sawtooth Mounrain to Cutrock Creek, thence westerly up Cutrock Creek to Lime Reef, thence south along Lime Reef to Willow Creek and the Forest Service Boundary, thence along said boundary to the Willow Creek Road, thence easterly along said road to Augusta, the point of beginning.

426 - Winifred: Those portions of Fergus and Judith Basin Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Suffolk, thence easterly approximately six miles to the eastern boundary of RI9E, thence north approximately five miles to the southern boundary of T2IN, thence east six miles along said boundary to the western boundary of R21E, thence north 18 miles along said boundary to the Missouri River, thence up said river to the mouth of Arrow Creek, thence up Arrow Creek to State Highway 230, thence south on said highway to State Highway 235, thence easterly along said highway to the Plum Creek County Road, thence northerly along said county road to Plum Creek, thence easterly along the county road to Box Elder Creek, thence southeasterly along the county road meeting State Highway 236 approximately three miles north of Hilger, thence north along said road to Suffolk, the point of beginning.

427 - Elk Hill: Those portions of Teton County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the main trail up the North Fork of the Sun River (U.S. Forest Service Trail No. 201) as it crosses Reclamation Flats, thence northerly along said trail to Arsenic Creek, thence northerly as posted to Sheep Reef, thence north along the Summit of Sheep Reef to Circle Creek and the Circle Creek Trail (U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 231) within the boundary of the Bob Marshall Wilderness, thence northwesterly along said trail to Cabin Creek, thence down Cabin Creek to the North Fork of the Sun River, thence southerly down the east bank of the North Fork of the Sun River (the eastern boundary of the Sun River Game Preserve) to its confluence with the South Fork of the Sun River, thence easterly along the north bank of Gibson Lake to the main trail up the North Fork of the Sun River across Reclamation Flats, the point of beginning.

428 - Windfall Creek: Those portions of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Straight Creek and the South Fork of the Sun River, thence northerly along the east bank of the South Fork of the Sun River to the divide immediately south and west of Windfall Creek, thence easterly along said divide to the divide between Lange Creek and Bighcad-Bcnchmark creeks, thence southerly along said divide to U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 256, thence southerly along said trail to Benchmark Creek, thence down said creek to Straight Creek, thence down Straight Creek to the South Fork of the Sun River, the point of beginning.

429 - Pilgrim Creek: Those portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Monarch, thence south on U. S. Highway 89 to thejunction with Harley Creek Road, thence west on Harley Creek Road to Williams Park Road, thence along said road to thejunction with the Logging Creek Road, thence northwest along said road past the Monument Peak turnoff, thence northeast and easterly along said road to U. S. Highway 89, thence south along said highway lo Monarch, the point of beginning.

432 - Otter Creek: Those portions of Cascade and Judith Basin counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of U. S. Highway 89 and U. S. Highway 87 at Armington, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 89 to the Junction of Forest Service Road 487 at King's Hill, thence southerly along F.S. Road 487 to Memorial Way Junction, thence northeasterly along Forest Service Road 251 to the Dry Wolf Creek Road, thence northeasterly down the Dry Wolf Creek Road to U. S. Highway 87 at Stanford, thence westerly along said highway to the Armington Junction, the point of beginning.

435 - Helena, South: Those portions of Lewis and Clark and Jefferson Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of U. S. Highway 12 and U.S. Highway 15 east of Helena, thence south along U.S. Interstate H ighway 1 5 to the Prickly Pear Creek-Boulder River Divide, thence westerly along said divide and the Tenmile Creek-Boulder River Divide to the Continental Divide, thence northerly along the Continental Divide to U. S. Highway 1 2, thence east along said highway through Helena to thejunction of U. S. Highway 12 and U. S. Interstate Highway 15, the point of beginning.

439 - Sieben - East Helena: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Wolf Creek, thence easterly down Little Prickly Pear Creek to the Missouri River, thence southerly up the Missouri River to the Canyon Ferry Road (State Route 284), thence southwest on said road toClaysoil, thence west along U. S. Highway 12 to Interstate 15, thencenorth along Interstate 15 to State Highway 279, thence northwesterly along State Highway 279 to Fleshcr Pass, thence northerly along the Continental Divide to the North Fork Lyons Creek, thence down said creek to Little Prickly Pear Creek, thence down said creek to Wolf Creek, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Galea of the Mountains Game Preserve closed to hunting. Description on page 8.

441 - North Fork Birch Creek - Teton: Those portions of Pondera and Teton Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Swift Reservoir Dam on Birch Creek, thence westerly along the North Fork of Birch Creek Trail 121 to Badger Pass, thence southerly along the Continental Divide to Teton Pass, thence southerly and easterly along the Teton Trail 1 14 to the Teton River Road at the West Fork Forest Service Station, thence southeasterly along said road to the junction in T25N, R7W, S29, (13 miles west of junction of said road with U. S. Highway 89 on northsidc of Teton River), thence 3 V* miles north and west to the junction in T25N, R8W, S 14, thence 3 miles north and west to thejunction in T2SN, R8 W, S9, thence north and cast to the junction 116 miles northeast of the Ostle Ranch buildings in T26N, R8 W, S23, thence north 116 miles to the junction in T26N, R8W, SI4, thence 116 miles northwest to Blackleaf Canyon - South Fork of Dupuyer Creek Road junction inT26N, R8W, S9, thence northwest to the south fork of Dupuyer Creek in T27N, R9W, S36, thence northeast along said creek to bridge on the county road (on southsidc of Dupuyer Creek at confluence of Scoffin and Dupuyer Creeks) in T28N, R8W, S32, thence 216 miles due north along section line

Bear, Deer, Elk, Lion (continued)

between Sections 33, 32, 28, 29, 20 and 21, T28N, R8W to Swift Reservoir Road (J4 mile southeast of Scoffin Butte Road junction), thence westerly on Swift Reservoir Road to Swift Reservoir Dam, the point of beginning.

442 - Sun River: Those portions of Lewis and Clark and Teton Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the Sun River and the Forest Service boundary below Diversion Dam, thence southerly along said boundary to Sawtooth Mountain, thence southerly along the summit of said mountain to Cutrock Creek, thence westerly up Cutrock Creek to Lime Reef and the divide between Beaver Creek and Willow Creek, thence southerly and westerly along said divide to Fairview Mountain, thence northerly and westerly along the divide to Rcnshaw Mountain, thence northerly along the divide between Lange Creek Drainage and the Bighead-Bcnchmark Creek drainages to the divide between Bighead Creek and Windfall Creek, thence westerly along said divide immediately south and west of Windfall Creek to the South Fork of the Sun River, thence north along the east bank of the South Fork of the Sun River (the eastern border of the Sun River Game Preserve) to its confluence with the North Fork of the Sun River, thence east along the north bank of Gibson Lake to the main trail up the North Fork of tne Sun River (U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 201), thence northerly along said trail to Arsenic Creek, thence as posted to Sheep Reef, thence northerly along the summit of Sheep Reef to Circle Creek and the Circle Creek Trail (U. S. Forest ServiceTrail No. 231), thence northwesterly along said trail to Cabin Creek, thence down Cabin Creek to the North Fork of the Sun River, thence up the North Fork of the Sun River to Sun River Pass, thence easterly and northerly along the Continental Divide to Teton Pass, thence easterly down the West Fork of the Teton T rail (U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 1 14) to the Teton River Road, thence southeasterly along the Teton River Road to the Ear Mountain Road turnoff, thence southerly along said road to the Bellview Road, thence easterly along the Bellview Road to the Deep Creek Road, thence southerly along the Deep Creek Road to Deep Creek, thence up Battle Creek Road to the first road turning in a southerly and easterly direction to the bridge on the Pishkun Supply Canal, (two miles west of the Pishkun Reservoir), thence in a westerly direction along the Pishkun Supply Canal Road to the bridge over the Sun River below Diversion Dam, thence along the Sun River to the U. S. Forest Service boundary, the point of beginning.

443 - Helena, North: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Flcshcr Pass, thence southerly along State Highway 279 to Interstate 15, thence southerly along Interstate 15 to U. S. Highway 12, thence westerly along U. S. Highway 12 to the Continental Divide, thence northerly along the Continental Divide to Flcshcr Pass, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Green Meadow Game Prererve closed to hunting. Description on page 8.

444 - Lower Sun River: Those portions of Cascade, Lewis and Clark and Teton Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Simms, Montana, thence north along the county road to U. S. Highway 89, thence westerly along said highway to Choteau and State Route 287, thence southerly along said route to the Sun River, thence down said river to Dry Creek, thence south and west up Dry Creek to State Route 287, thence southerly along said route to Bowmans Corner and State Route 200, thence easterly along said route to Simms, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Augusu Game Preserve dosed lo hunting See page 8 for boundary description.

445 - Hound Creek: Those portions of Cascade, Lewis and Clark, and Meagher Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Cascade, thence easterly along F.A.S. 330 to the Smith River, thence southerly up said river to Rock Creek, thence up said creek to the North Fork of Rock Creek, thence up said creek to the Beaver Creek-Hound Creek Divide, thence westerly along said divide to the head of Beaver Creek, thence southwesterly down said creek to the Martein-Hump Cabin Road, thence northerly along said road to the Bcartooth Game Range boundary fence, thence north and west along said fence to Holler Lake, thence northerly down Holler Lake and the Missouri River to Cascade, the point of beginning.

446 - Big Belts-Northeast: That portion of Meagher County and Broadwater Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at White Sulphur Springs, thence southerly for approximately nine miles on U. S. Highways 12 and 89 to the junction of said two highways, thence westerly onU.S. Highway 12 to the East Fork Cabin Gulch Road (U. S. F. S. Road 423), thence northerly and easterly along said road to the Edith Lake Trail # 152, thence up said trail to the Broadwater-Mcagher County line (Big Belt Divide), thence northerly along said line to the Lewis and Clark-Meagher County line, thence along said line to the Beaver Creek-Hound Creek Divide, thence easterly along said divide to the North Fork of Rock Creek, thence down the North Fork of Rock Creek to the Fort Logan-Millegan Road, thence southerly along said road to White Sulphur Springs, the point of beginning.

447 - Belt-Square Butte: Those portions of Cascade, Chouteau and Judith Basin Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Geyser, thence northwesterly along U. S. Highway 87 to Belt Creek, thence northerly down Belt Creek to the Milwaukee Railroad right-of-way, thence northerly and easterly along said right-of-way to State Highway 230 at Geraldine, thence southeasterly along said highway to Arrow Creek, thence southwesterly up Arrow Creek to the Geyser-Geraldine Road, thence south along said road to Geyser, the point of beginning.

448- Little Belts East Central: Those portions of Cascade, Judith Basin and Meagher Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Kings Hill on U. S. Highway 89, thence southerly on said highway to the Deadman Creek-Hoover Springs-South Fork Judith River Road, thence southeasterly on said road to its junction with the Spring Creek-Whitetail Cabin-South Fork Judith River Road (at mouth of Corral Creek), thence southerly on said road to its intersection with the Willow Park Road, thence easterly along said road to its intersection with Forest Service Trail 603, thence easterly along said trail to the Mount High Lookout Tower, thence easterly along the Mount High-Jellison Guard Station Road to a permanent boundary marker on the Mount High Lookout-Jellison Guard Station Road, thence northeasterly along the Whcatland-Judith Basin County line to the Lewis and Clark National Forest boundary, thence northwesterly alongsaid boundary to its junction with the Judith River Road, thence northeasterly along said road to the bridge over the Middle Fork Judith River, thence westerly along said Middle Fork Judith River to its confluence with Yogo Creek, thence northwesterly along said creek to the Bear Gulch Road, thence along said road and trail to Bear Park, thence northwesterly along the Bear Park Road to the Sage Creek Road, thence easterly along said road to its junction with the Lewis and Clark National Forest boundary, thence northwesterly along said boundary (including those National Forest lands within the Blacktail Hills) to its junction with the Dry Wolf Creek Road and Forest Service Road 251, thence southwesterly along Forest Service Road 251 to Memorial Way Junction, thence northwesterly along Forest Service Road 487 to U. S. Highway 89 at Kings Hill, the point of beginning.

449 - Castle Mountain-East: That portion of Meagher County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 1 2 and Route 294 north of Martinsdalc, thence southwesterly along said route to its junction with the Four Mile-Castle Town Road, near Lcnnep, thence northwesterly along said road to its junction with U. S. H ighway 1 2, thence easterly along said highway to its intersection with Route 294, the point of beginning.

450 - Choteau: That portion of Teton County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Choteau thence westerly along U. S. Highway 89 to its junction with the Teton River Road, thence westerly along said road to its junction with the Bellview School road, thence southerly along said road to the Deep Creek road, thence southerly along said road to Deep Creek and the old Battle Creek road, thence southwesterly along said road to Battle Creek, thence southeasterly to the bridge across the Pishkun Canal, two miles west of Pishkun Reservoir, thence westerly along the canal road to the bridge over the Sun River, thence down the Sun River to the bridge on U. S. Highway 287, thence northerly on U. S. Highway 287, to Choteau, the point of beginning.

452 - Castle Mountain- West: That portion of Meagher County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highways 89 and 12 northeast of White Sulphur Springs, thence easterly onU.S. Highway 1 2 to its intersection with the Four Mile-Castle Town Road, thence southeasterly on said road to its junction with Route 294 near Lcnnep, thence southwesterly along said route to its intersection with U. S. Highway 89 north of Ringling, thence northerly along said highway through White Sulphur Springs to its intersection with U. S. Highway 12, the point of beginning.

454 - Little Belt-Southeast: Those portions of Meagher and Judith Basin Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highways 89 and 12 east of White Sulphur Springs, thence east along U. S. Highway 12 to the Spring Creek-Whitetail Cabin Road, thence northerly alongsaid road to the junction with the South Fork of the Judith River-Hoover Springs-Deadman Creek Road, thence northwesterly alongsaid road to U. S. Highway 89, thence southerly on said highway to thcU.S. Highways 89 and 12 junction, the point of beginning.

455 - Beartooth Game Range-Gates of the Mountains Wilderness Area:

Those portions of Cascade and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Beaver Creek, thence northeasterly up said creek to the Martein-Hump Cabin Road, thence northerly alongsaid road to the Beartooth Game Range boundary fence, thence north and west along said boundary fence to Holter Lake, thence southerly up Hotter Lake and the Missouri River to the mouth of Beaver Creek, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Gala of the Mountain! Game Preserve closed lo hunting. Boundary description on page 8.

471 - Geraldine: Those portions of Chouteau and Fergus Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Missouri River at Fort Benton, thence northerly and easterly down the Missouri river to the mouth of Arrow Creek, thence southerly and westerly up Arrow creek to State Highway 230, thence northwesterly along said highway to the Missouri River at Fort Benton, the point of beginning.

500 - Painted Robe: Those portions of Golden Valley, Stillwater and Yellowstone Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lavina, thence southerly along State Highway 3 to Broadview, thence west and southerly along the Broad view-Rapeljc Road to the Columbus-Ryegale Road; thence northerly along the Columbus-Ryegale Road to Ryegate, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 12 to Lavina, the point of beginning.

501 - Hailstone: Those portions of Stillwater and Yellowstone Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Broadview, thence west and southerly along the Broadview-Rapelje Road to the Columbus-Ryegate Road, thence southerly on said road to U. S. Highway 10 at Columbus, thence easterly along said highway to its junction with State Highway 3 at Billings, thence northwesterly alongsaid highway to Broadview, the point of beginning.

502 - Crow Line: Those portions of Carbon and Yellowstone Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, thence southeasterly along U. S. Highway 87 to the Crow Reservation Boundary, thence southwesterly along said boundary to Bowler-Sage Creek road, thence westerly and southerly alongsaid road to the Bowler-Bridgcr road, thence northwesterly along said road to its junction with Highway 3 1 0, thence northwesterly along said highway to its junction with Route 72 south of Bridgcr, thence southerly along said route to Belfry, thence westerly along Route 308 to Red Lodge, thence northerly and easterly along U. S. Highway 212 to Laurel, thence easterly along Intcrestate 90 to Billings, the point of beginning.

503 - Cottonwood Triangle: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Belfry, thence southerly along Route 72 to its junction with the Clarks Fork Yellowstone River thence southerly along the cast bank of said river to the Wyoming Stale Line, thence easterly along said line to its junction with Highway 310, thence northerly along said highway to Warren, thence northerly along the Warren-Pryor road to the Bighorn County Line, thence westerly and northerly along said line to the Bowler- Sage Creek road, thence westerly and southerly alongsaid road to its junction with the Bowler-Bridgcr road, thence northwesterly along said road to its junction with Highway 310, thence northwesterly along said highway to its junction with Route 72 south of Bridgcr, thence southerly along Route 72 to Belfry, the point of beginning.

510 - Pryor Mountains: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where U. S. Highway 310 crosses the Wyoming State line, thence northerly along said highway to Warren, thence northerly along the Warren-Pryor Road to the Carbon County-Big Horn County line, thence easterly along said county line to the Bighorn Lake (Yellowtail Reservoir), thence southwesterly along the west shore of Bighorn Lake to the Wyoming-Montana State line, thence west along said state line to U. S. Highway 310, the point of beginning.

511 - South Big Snowy Mountains: Those portions of Wheatland, Fergus, and Golden Valley Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 191 to its junction with Meadow Creek near Garncill, thence northeasterly along Meadow Creek to the Snowy Mountain Divide, thence easterly along said divide to its intersection with the Red Hill Road, thence southerly along said road to Ryegate and Highway 12, thence westerly along Highway 12 to Harlowton. the point of beginning.

513 - Rock Creek: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the confluence of the West Fork Rock Creek and the Main Fork Rock Creek south of Red Lodge thence southwesterly up the Main Fork Rock Creek to the Wyoming State Line, thence westerly along the Wyoming State Line to the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Boundary, thence northwesterly along said boundary to Castle Mountain and the head of the West Fork Rock Creek, thence easterly down said creek to its confluence with the Main Fork Rock Creek south of Red Lodge, the point of beginning.

514 - South Little Snowy Mountains: Those portions of Fergus, Golden Valley, Petroleum and Musselshell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Ryegate; thence northerly along the Ryegatc-Rcd Hill Road to its intersection with the Snowy Mountain Divide, thence easterly along said divide to the head of Durfee Creek, thence down Durfee Creek to Flatwillow Creek, thence easterly along said creek to its junction with F.A.S. Highway 244, thence southwesterly alongsaid road to its junction with U. S. Highway 87, thence southerly alongsaid highway to its junction with U. S. Highway 12 at Roundup, thence southwesterly and westerly along said highway to Ryegate, the point of beginning.

520 - Beartooth Face: Those portions of Carbon, Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Spring Creek, thence westerly up Spring Creek to the Spring Creek-Bridger Creek divide, thence westerly along said divide to the Gallatin National Forest boundary, thence southerly along said boundary to the Park County Line, thence easterly along said line to a point one-half mile north of Granite Peak, thence south to Granite Peak on the Gallatin National Forest boundary, thence south and cast along said boundary to Castle Mountain, thence easterly down the West Fork Rock Creek to its confluence with the Main Fork Rock Creek, thence north down Main Fork Rock Creek to Red Lodge, thence northwesterly along Route 78 to its junction with the Fishtail-West Rosebud road, thence southwesterly along said road to its junction with the Fiddler Creek (Bedford School) road, thence westerly along said road to its junction with Route 419, thence westerly along said route to the Main Stem Stillwater River, thence northeast down the Stillwater River to the mouth of Spring Creek, the point of beginning.

530 - Flatwillow Creek: Those portions of Musselshell and Petroleum Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Roundup, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 87 to its junction with Route 244, thence northeasterly along said route to Winnett, thence easterly along Stale Route 200 to its junction with the Musselshell River near Mosby, thence southerly and westerly along the Musselshell River to its junction with U. S. Highway 12, thence southwesterly along said highway to Roundup, the point of beginning.

540 - South Little Belts Mountains: Those portions of Meagher and Wheatland Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton. thence westerly along U. S. Highway 12 to Spring Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to its intersection with the Willow Park Road, thence easterly along said road to its intersection with Forest Service T rail 603, thence easterly along said trail to the Mt. High Lookout Tower, thence easterly along the Mt. High Lookout-Jellison Guard Station Road to a permanent boundary marker on the Mt. High Lookout-Jellison Guard Station Road, thence northeasterly along the Wheatland County line to U. S. Highway 191, thence southerly along said highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning.

550 - Line Creek: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Clarks Fork River and the Wyoming State Line, thence westerly along said line to the Main Fork of Rock Creek, thence northeasterly down said creek to Red Lodge, thence easterly along Route 308 to Belfry, thence southerly along Route 72 to its junction with the Clarks Fork Yellowstone River, thence southerly along the east bank of said river to the Wyoming State Line, the point of beginning.

560 - Main Boulder: Those portions of Park and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the confluence of the Main Boulder River and the East Boulder River, thence southerly and easterly up the East Boulder River to the mouth of the Dry Fork, thence easterly up the Dry Fork lo the Gallatin-Custer National Forest Boundary at Squaw Pass, thence southerly along the Gallatin-Custer National Forest Boundary to the Slough Creek-East Fork Boulder Divide near Columbine Pass, thence southwesterly along said divide and northwesterly along the Boulder River-Buffalo Fork Divide through Boulder Pass, thence northwesterly along the Boulder River-Hcllroaring Creek Divide past Crow Mountain, thence northerly along the Boulder River-Mill Creek Divide to Boulder Mountain, thence northerly along the main Boulder River- West Boulder River Divide to the head of Falls Creek, thence easterly down said creek to the main Boulder River, thence northerly and northeasterly along said river to the confluence of the ma;i. Boulder River and the East Boulder River, the point of beginning.

561 - West Boulder: Those portions of Park and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Big Timber, thence southwesterly along the Main Boulder River to Falls Creek, thence westerly up said drainage to the Main Boulder River-West Boulder River Divide, thence southerly along said divide to Boulder Mountain, thence westerly along the East Fork Mill Creek-West Boulder River Divide to Mt. Cowan, thence northerly along the Yellowslong River-West Boulder River Divide to Elephant Head Mountains, thence northerly down Mission Creek to the Yellowstone River, thence easterly down said river to U. S. Highway 191, thence southerly along said highway to U. S. Highway 10 at Big Timber, the point of beginning.

562 - Deer Creeks: That portion of Sweet Grass County lying within the following-described boundary Beginning at Big Timber, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 10 to the Bridgcr-Spring Creek Road, thence southerly along said road to the Bridger Creek-Spring Creek Divide, thence southwesterly along said divide to the Gallatin-Custer National Forest Boundary, thence westerly and southerly along said boundary to Squaw Pass, thence westerly down the Dry Fork to the East Boulder River, thence westerly and northerly down the East Boulder River to its confluence with the main Boulder River, thence northeasterly down said river to Big Timber, the point of beginning.

570 - Big Coulee: Those portions of Wheatland, Golden Valley, Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 12 to Ryegate, thence southerly along the Ryegate-Rapelje Road to its intersection with the Rapelje-Melville Road, thence westerly and northerly along said road to its intersection with F.A.S. 479, thence westerly along said road to its intersection with U. S. Highway 191, thence northerly along said highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning.

571 - Sweet Grass: Those portions of Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Rapelje, thence westerly and northerly along the Rapelje-Melville Road to its intersection with F.A.S. 479, thence westerly along said road to its intersection with U.S. Highway 191, thence southerly along said higway to U. S. Highway 10 at Big Timber, thence easterly along said highway to the Rapelje-Columbus Road, thence northerly along said road to Rapelje, the point of beginning.

572 - Absarokee: Those portions of Sweet Grass and Stillwater Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Rosebud River bridge at Absarokee, thence northerly down the Rosebud River to its confluence with the Stillwater River, thence westerly up said river to its junction with Route 419. thence easterly along said route to its junction with the Fiddler Creek (Bedford School) road, thence easterly along said road lo its junction with the Fishtail-West Rosebud road, thence easterly and northerly along said road through Fishtail to its junction with Route 78, thence norther!' along said route to Absarokee and the Rosebud River Bridge, the point of beginning.

573 - CoOney Reservoir: Those portions of Carbon arto Still water Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Red Lodge, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 212 to Boyd and its junction with the Boyd-Cooncy Dam road, thence westerly along said road to Cooney Dam, thence northwesterly along the Cooney Dam-Whitcbird Creek Road to its junction with the Whitebird Creek road at the Upper Whitebird School, thence northerly along said road to its junction with Route 78, thence southerly and easterly along said route to Red Lodge, the point of beginning.

574 - Shane Ridge: Those portions of Sweet Grass, Stillwater, Carbon and Yellowstone Counties lying within the following-described boundaries: Beginning at Laurel, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 212 to Boyd and its junction with the Boyd-Cooncy Dam road, thence westerly along said road to Cooney Dam, thence northwesterly along the Cooney Dam-Whitcbird Creek road to its junction with the Whitebird Creek road at the Upper Whitebird School, thence northerly along said road to its junction with Route 78, thence southwesterly along said route to Absarokee and its junction with Route 420, thence westerly along said route to the East Rosebud River, thence northerly along said river to its confluence with the Stillwater River, thence westerly along said river to the mouth of Spring Creek, thence westerly along said creek to the Spring Creek-Bridger Creek Divide, thence northerly along said divide to the Bridgcr Creek-Spring Creek road, thence northerly along said road to its junction with Interstate 90, thence easterly along said highway to Laurel, the point of beginning.

580 - North Crazy Mountains: That portion of Meagher County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Sixteenmile Creek and Highway 89 just east of Ringling, thence northerly along said highway to its intersection with Route 294, thence northeasterly along said route to its intersection with Cottonwood Creek, thence southerly up said creek to its junction with the Middle Fork of Cottonwood Creek, thence southerly up said creek past Forest Lake to the Crazy Mountain Divide, thence northwesterly along said divide to the head of Sixteenmile Creek, thence westerly along said creek to its intersection with U. S. Highway 89, the point of beginning.

58! - Big Elk: Those portions of Meagher, Sweet Grass, Wheatland and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Highways 12 and 191 in Harlowton, thence southerly along Highway 191 to its intersection with F.A.S. 371 just east of Melville, thence northerly and westerly along F.A.S. 37 1 to the bridge crossing Sweet Grass Creek just southwest of Porcupine Butte, thence westerly and southerly along the main stem of Sweet Grass Creek past the North Fork and Middle Fork to the junction of the South Fork of Sweet Grass Creek, thence southerly along said creek to the Crazy Mountain divide above Glacier Lake, thence northerly along said divide to the headwaters of the Middle Fork of Cottonwood Creek below Target Rock thence northerly down said creek to Cottonwood Creek, thence northerly down said creek to its intersection with Route 294, thence northeasterly along said route to its intersection with U. S. Highway 12, thence easterly along Highway 12 to Harlowton, the point of beginning.

582 - Raspberry Butte: Those portions of Sweet Grass and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 191 and the north bank of the Yellowstone River at Big Timber, thence following the north bank of said river in a westerly direction to Duck Creek, thence northerly up Duck Creek to the West Fork of Duck Creek, thence northwesterly up said creek to the Crazy M oun tain Divide near Fairview Peak, thence northerly along said divide to the head of the South Fork of Sweet Grass Creek at Glacier Lake, thence northeasterly down said creek past junctions with the Middle Fork and North Fork, thence down the main stem of Sweet Grass Creek to the bridge where F.A.S. 371 crosses said creek (southwest of Porcupine Butte), thence southerly and easterly along F.A.S. 371 to its intersection with U. S. H ighway 1 9 1 just east of Melville, thence southerly along said highway to its intersection with the north bank of the Yellowstone River at Big Timber, the point of beginning.

590 - Bull Mountains: Those portions of Yellowslong, Musselshell and Golden Valley counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Melsione, thence south along the Melstonc-Custer County Road lo its intersection with F.A.S. 310 (Custer-Musselshcll Road), thence northwesterly along F.A.S. 310 to its junction with the Main Buffalo Creek Road (the line between R3IE& R30E.T8N), thence south along this road approximately 14 miles to the intersection at Mill Creek, thence south and west to the Main Fork Hibbard Creek Road, thence northwesterly approximately five miles to its junction with the Cow Gulch Road, thence west along the Cow along said road to U. S. Highway 87 (one-half mile north of where

U. S. Highway 87 crosses Razor Creek), thence south four miles to the U. S. Highway 87 junction with the North Fork Crooked Creek-Broadview Road, thence westerly along said road to its junction with F.A.S. 328, thence west along F.A.S. 328 to State Highway 3 at Broadview, thence north alongsaid highway to U. S. Highway 1 2 at Lavina, thence easterly along said highway to Mclstonc, the point of beginning.

591 - Castle Butte: That portion of Yellowstone County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, thence easterly along Interstate 94 to Custer, thence northwesterly along F.A.S. 310 (Custer-Musselshell Road) to its junction with the Main Buffalo Creek Road (the line between R3IE& R30E, T8N), thence south along this road approximately 14 miles to the intersection at Mill Creek, thence south and west to the Main Fork Hibbard Creek Road, thence northwesterly approximately five miles to its junction with Cow Gulch Road, thence west along the Cow Gulch Road to its junction with the Shepherd-Musselshell Road, thence south and west along the Shepherd-Musselshell Road to the line between T4N & T5N, thence west along the line between T4N & T5N to the County Line Road, thence west along said road to U. S. Highway 87 (one-half Mile north of U. S. Highway 87 crossing of Razor Creek), thence south four miles to the U. S. Highway 87 junction with the North Fork Crooked Creek-Broadview Road, thence westerly along said road to its junction with F.A.S. 328, thence west alongsaid route to State Highway 3 at Broadview, thence southeasterly along said highway to Billings, the point of beginning.

592 - Fly Creek: Those portions of Yellowstone and Big Horn Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, thence southeasterly along old U. S. Highway 87 (Old Hardin Road), to the Crow Reservation boundary, thence easterly alongsaid boundary to U. S. Highway 1-90 at Hardin, thence west along said highway to State Route 47, thence northerly along said route to its junction with U.S. Highway 1-94, thence southwesterly along said route to its junction with the Old Hardin Road at Billings, the point of beginning.

593 - Crow Reservation: That portion of Big Horn and Yellowstone Counties lying within the Crow Indian Reservation.

600 - North Hill-N orth Blaine: Those portions of Hill and Blaine Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where the Harlem-Tumcr Road (Route 241) joins the Canadian line, thence westerly along said line to State Route 233, thence southerly along said route to Highway 2 at Havre, thence easterly along said highway to Route 24 1 at H arlcm, thence northerly along said route to the Canadian line, the point of beginning.

610 - Hill-Choutcau-Liberty: Those portions of Hill, Chouteau and Liberty Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Chester, thence south along Route 223 to the Marias River, thence southerly

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along said river to the Missouri River, thence easterly along said river to Route 236, thence northerly along said route to the B.N. Railroad Tracks at Big Sandy, thence northerly along said tracks to Highway 2, thence westerly along said highway to Chester, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Brinkman Came Proem doled to hunting. Boundary dacriplion on page 8.

611 - North Phillips: Those portions of Blaine and Phillips Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where the Harlcm-Tumer Road (Route 241) joins the Canadian Line, thence south along said road to U. S. Highway 2 at Harlem, thence east and south along said highway to the Milk River Bridge at the Fort Belknap Indian Agency, thence east down the Milk River to the Milk River Bridge on U. S. Highway 2 west of Dodson, thence east along said highway to the town of Dodson, thence south of Dodson to the South Dodson-Wagner Road, thence in an easterly direction along said road to U. S. Highway 191 south of Malta, thence in a northerly direction along said highway to its intersection with U. S. Highway 2 at Malta, thence east along said highway to the Milk River Bridge east of Hinsdale, thence up the Milk River to Whitewater Creek, thence up Whitewater Creek and the west fork of Whitewater Creek to the point where the Malta-Loring Road crosses said creek, thence north along said road to the Canadian Line, thence west along said line to the Harlem-Tumer Road, the point of beginning.

NOTE: A portion of the Milk River Gome Management Area, as posted, may be open to the hunting deer of as designated under hunting regulations.

612 - North Hill: Those portions of Hill and Liberty Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where Stale Route 233 joins the Canadian Line (near Port of William Creek), thence westerly along said line to the county road west of the Hill-Liberty County Line, thence southerly along said county road to Highway 2 at Joplin, thence easterly along said highway to State Route 233 at Havre, thence northerly along said highway to the Canadian Line, the point of beginning.

NOTE: The Rookery Recreation Area, as posted, may be open lo the hunting of deer as designated under hunting regulations.

620 - South Phillips: Those portions of Phillips County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point west of Dodson where U. S. Highway 2 crosses the east boundary of the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, thence in a southerly direction along said boundary to the southeast corner of the Belknap Reservation, thence westerly along the south boundary of said reservation to U.S. Highway 191, thence southerly along said highway to the Dry Fork Road, thence easterly along said road to the Second Creek School, thence north and easterly to First Creek Hall, thence southeasterly to the Sun Prairie Road, thence northerly along said road to the Content Road, thence northerly along said road to Road 2028 (as posted), thence easterly along said road to the old Thurman Ranch Road (as posted), thence northerly along said road to Road 2053 (as posted), thence northwesterly along said road to the Beaver Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to the Bowdoin Road, thence northerly along said road to U. S. Highway 2, thence westerly along said highway to its intersection with U. S. Highway 191 at Malta, thence southerly along said highway to the South Dakota-Wagner Road, thence westerly along said road to U. S. Highway 2 at Dodson, thence westerly along said highway to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation boundary the point of beginning.

NOTE Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge dosed lo big game hunting. Milk River Wildlife Management Area open to hunting with shotguns or bow and arrow only as described under current hunting regulations

621 - Upper Missouri Breaks-West: That portion of Phillips County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the U. S. Highway 191 and the Manning Corral-Nichols Coulee Roads intersect, thence southerly along the Manning Corral-Nichols Coulee Road to the diversion of the two roads, thence down the M anning Corral Road to the C. M. R. Boundary and the continuation of the Manning Corral Road to the C.M.R. Road 202, thence southeasterly along said road to the intersection of C.M.R. Road 203, thence southeasterly along said Road (C.M.R. 203) to its intersection with 20 1 , thence southeasterly along said road to Scvenmile Creek, thence southerly to the Fort Peck Reservoir and the Missouri River, thence westerly along said reservoir and river to the C.M.R. Boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to U. S. Highway 191, thence northeasterly along said highway to State Highway 376, thence northerly along Highway 376 to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to Highway 191 , thence southwest along said highway to its intersection with the Manning Corral-Nichols Coulee Road, the point of beginning

NOTE Closed to all hunting, the fallowing-described area: Slippery Ann Station. Section 36. Township 22 North, Range 24 East and Section 31. Township 22 North, Range 2J East, as posted

622 - Middle Missouri Breaks: Those portions of Valley and Phillips Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Timber Creek on Fort Peck Reservoir, thence north up Timber Creek to the Bill Anderson Ranch, thence north along the Saco-Bill Anderson Road to the Larb Creek-Content Road, thence northwesterly along said road to the Content Road, thence southerly along said road to the Sun Prairie Road, thence southerly alongsaid road to First Creek Hall Road, thence northwesterly alongsaid road to First Creek Hall, thence westerly along said road to the Midale Road, thence southerly along said road to the C.M.R. Boundary Road 212, easterly along Road 212 lo Road 201, thence southeasterly along said road to Road 219, thence southwesterly along said road to Fort Peck Reservoir, thence easterly along said reservoir to the mouth of Timber Creek, the point of beginning.

623 - Upper Missouri Breaks East: That portion of Phillips County lying within the follow described boundary: Beginning where the Dry Fork Road intersects U. S. Highway 191, thence easterly along the Dry Fork Road to the Midale Road, thence south along said road to the U.L. Bend Access Road, C.M.R. #212, thence southeasterly along said road to Road 20 1 , then easterly to Road 219. thence southwesterly along said road to the Fort Peck Reservoir, thence westerly along said reservoir to the mouth of Scvenmile Creek, thence northerly up said creek to the C.M.R. Road #201 , thence northwesterly alongsaid road (C.M.R. #201), to its junction with C.M.R. Road #203, thence northwesterly along said road (C.M.R. #203) to its intersection with C.M.R. Road #202, thence northwesterly along said road to the C.M.R. Boundary and its continuation into the Manning Corral-Nichols Coulee Road, thence northerly along said road to the intersection of U.S. Highway 191 and the Dry Fork Road, the point of beginning.

629 - Larb Creek West: Those portions of Phillips and Valley Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Bowdoin Road and U. S. Highway 2, thence in a southerly direction along said road to the Beaver Creek Road, thence southerly alongsaid road to Road 2053 (as posted), thence southeasterly along said road to the old Thurman Ranch Road (as posted), thence southerly along said road to Road 2028 (as posted), thence westerly along said road to the Content Road . thence southerly along said road to the Content-Larb Creek Road, thence south and easterly along said road to the Larb Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to U. S. Highway 2 at Saco, thence westerly along said road to the junction with the Bowdoin Road, the point of beginning.

630 - South V alley: Those portions of V alley County lying within the following-described boundary . Beginning where Montana Highway 2 and Porcupine Creek intersect, thence south along Porcupine Creek to the Milk River, thence southerly along the Milk River to the Missouri River, thence southwesterly along the Missouri River to Fort Peck Dam and Montana Route 24, thence northwesterly along Route 24 to its intersection with the Willow Creek Road, thence southwesterly along said road to the Ridge Road (the county road connecting the Willow Creek Road with the Triple Crossing Road), thence north along said road to the Triple Crossing Road, thence cast approximately one mile along said road to the Bureau of Land Management Road (Ridge Road) that connects the Triple Crossing Road to the Bentonite Road, thence northeasterly along said road to the Bentonite Plant- Hinsdale Road, thence northerly along said road to Hinsdale on Montana Highway 2, thence southeasterly along Highway 2 to its intersection with Porcupine Creek, the point of beginning.

631 - Lower Missouri Breaks: That portion of Valley County lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at the junction of the Triple Crossing-Saco-Bill Anderson Road, tljence south along the Saco-Bill Anderson Road to Timber Creek, thence south along said creek to the Fort Peck Reservoir, thence easterly along said reservoir to the point where C.M.R. Road #513 intersects the reservoir, thence northwesterly along Road 5 13 to the C. M.R. Boundary, thence northerly along the Murrey Ranch Road ( Whitmayer) to the Willow Creek Road, thence southwesterly along said road to the Ridge Road (the county road connecting the Willow Creek Road with the Triple-Crossing Road), thence northerly along said road to the Triple Crossing Road, thence westerly along said road to the Saco-Bill Anderson Road, the point of beginning.

632 - Lower Missouri Breaks East: That portion of Valley County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Fort Peck Dam and Highway 24, thence northwesterly along said highway to the Willow Creek Road, thence westerly alongsaid road to the Murrey Ranch Road (Whitmayer). thence southerly alongsaid road to the C.M.R. Boundary and the C.M.R. Road #5 1 3, thence southeasterly alongsaid road to the Fort Peck Reservoir, thence easterly along said reservoir to the Fort Peck Dam and Highway 24, the point of beginning.

NOTE That portion of the C.M. Ruiaell National Wildlife Refuge in Valley County lying eut of the road leading to the Duck Creek ' Recreation Area shall be closed to big game hunting.

That portion of the C.M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge known as the Pines Recreation Area will be closed to all big f ■ ***- hunling. as

633 - Larb Creek East: Those portions of Valley and Phillips Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Saco on Montana Highway 2, thence easterly along Highway 2 to Hinsdale, thence southerly along the Hinsdale- Bentonite Road to the Bentonite Plant, thence southwesterly along the Bureau of Land Management Road (Ridge Road) that connects the Bentonite Road to the Triple Crossing Road to its intersection with the Triple Crossing Road, thence westerly along the Triple Crossing Road to the Larb Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to Saco and Montana Highway 2, the point of beginning.

640 - North Valley-Daniels-Sheridan: Those portions of Valley, Daniels and Sheridan Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where Route 247 joins the Canadian Border, thence south along said route to the Fort Peck Indian Reservation boundary, thence east along said boundary to the Big Muddy Creek, thence southerly along said boundary to the town of Reserve and F.A.S. 258, thence easterly alongsaid highway to the North Dakota border, thence north alongsaid border to the Canadian border, thence westerly along said border to Route 247, the point of beginning.

641 - Sheridan- Roosevelt: Those portions of Sheridan and Roosevelt Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the town of Reserve on Big Muddy Creek, thence southerly along said creek to the Missouri River, thence east along said river to State Route 16. thence north along said route to U. S. Highway 2 at Culbertson, thence east along said highway to the North Dakota Border, thence north along said border to F.A.S. 258, thence west along said highway to Reserve, the point of beginning.

650 - McCone: Those portions of McCone and Garfield Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Circle, thence northerly along State Route 13 to the south boundary of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, thence westerly along said boundary to the mouth of the Milk River, thence westerly along the Missouri River to the Fort Peck Dam, thence southerly along the east shore of Fort Peck Reservoir to Big Dry Creek, thence southerly along said creek to Little Dry Creek, thence southerly along said creek to State Route 200, thence easterly along said route to Circle, the point of beginning.

NOTE: That portion of the C M Ruucll National Wildlife Range lying between the Fort Peck Powerhouse and the spillway shall be dosed as posted to the hunting of big game.

670 - Buggy-Cherry Creeks: Those portions of Valley County lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at a point where Montana Highway 2 and Porcupine Creek near Nashua intersect, thence northerly up Porcupine Creek to the west fork of said creek, thence up the west fork of Porcupine Creek to the northwest corner of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, thence easterly along the boundary to Montana Highway 24, thence north approximately two miles along said highway to the Theo Beck-Bob Westland Road, thence westerly along said road to the Westland Camp, thence southwesterly along the Bureau of Land Management Road that passes the following reservoirs (Impulse Reservoir, Trapper Reservoir, VR-47 Reservoir) to the U. S. Highway 2-Britsch Road, thence southerly along said road to Montana Highway 2, thence easterly along Montana Highway 2 to its intersection with Porcupine Creek, the point of beginning.

671 - Frenchman- Whitewater Creeks: Those portions of Valley and Phillips Counties lying within the following described boundaries: Beginning where Montana Route 242 and the U. S.-Canadian Line intersect, thence easterly along the U. S.-Canadian boundary to where the Thoeny-Bergtoll Ranch Road, west of Rock Creek, intersects the U. S.-Canadian Line, thence south along said road to its intersection with the Ophcim-Thoeny Road, thence southwesterly along said road to the Snake Creek School and the Hinsdale-North Road, thence south along the Hinsdale-North Road to the Milk River, thence northwesterly along the Milk River to its intersection with Whitewater Creek, thence northwesterly along Whitewater Creek to its intersection with Montana Route 242, thence north along Route 242 to the U. S.-Canadian Line, the point of beginning.

672 - Rock Creek: Those portions of Valley County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning where the U. S.-Canadian Line and Montana Highway 24 intersect north of Opheim, thence southerly along Montana Highway 24 to the Theo Beck-Bob Westland Road approximately two miles north of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, thence westerly along said road to the Westland Camp, thence southwesterly along the Bureau of Land M anagement Road that passes the following reservoirs (Impulse Reservoir, T rapper Reservoir. VR-47 Reservoir) to the Montana Highway 2-Britsch Road, thence southerly along said road to Montana Highway 2, thence westerly along Montana Highway 2 to Hinsdale, thence north along the Hinsdale North Road to the Snake Creek School, thence northeasterly on the Thoeny-Opheim Road to Thoeny, thence north along the Thoeny-Bergtoll Ranch Road on the westsidc of Rock Creek to the U. S.-Canadian Line, thence easterly along the U. S.-Canadian Line to Montana Highway 24, the point of beginning.

680 - Chouteau- Blaine- Phillips: Those portions of Chouteau, Blaine and Phillips Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Route 236 and the Missouri River, thence easterly alongsaid river to C.M.R. Boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to U. S. Highway 191, thence northeasterly along

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the Rosebud Creek Road to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then east along U. S. Interstate 94 to U. S. Highway 59, the point of beginning.

said highway to Highway 376, thence northerly along said highway to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation boundary, thence northwesterly along said boundary to the Hay’s Trail, thence westerly along said trail to the Cow Island Trail, thence northerly along said trail to Big Sandy and Route 236, thence southerly along said route to the Missouri River, the point of beginning.

690 - Hill-Blain e-Chouteau: Those portions of Hill, Blaine, and Chouteau Counties lying within the following- described boundary. Beginning at Havre, thence west on U. S. Highway 2 approximately 5 miles to the junction of the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks, thence southwest along said tracks to Big Sandy, thence in an easterly direction along the Big Sandy-Cow Island Trail to the Lloyd Road, thence northerly along said road to tfce Grasshopper Reservoir Road, thence westerly along said road to the Clear Creek Road, thence northwest along said road to Havre, the point of beginning.

691 - Blaine- Hill: Those portions of Hill and Blaine Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Havre, thence southeast along the Clear Creek Road to the Grasshopper Reservoir Road, thence easterly along said road to Lloyd Road, thence southerly along said road to the Cow Island Trail, thence easterly along said trail to the Hays Trail, thence easterly along said trad to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, thence north along the west boundary of said reservation to the Milk River, thence east down the Milk River to the U. S. Highway 2 Bridge at the Belknap Indian Agency, thence north and west along said highway to Havre, the point of beginning.

700 - North Garfield: Those portions of Garfield and McCone Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Musselshell River Bridge near Mosby on Slate Route 200, then north down the Musselshell River to the Missouri River, then east and north down the Missouri River to the Fort Peck Powerhouse, then south along the east shore of the Fort Peck Reservoir to Big Dry Creek, then south up Big Dry Creek to Little Dry Creek, thence up Little Dry Creek to State Route 200, then west along State Route 200 to the Musselshell River Bridge, the point of beginning.

710 - North Rosebud: Those portions of Garfield, Musselshell. Rosebud, Treasure and Yellowstone Counties within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Musselshell Bridge on State Route 200 near Mosby. then northeast along State Route 200 to Edwards, then south on the Edwards-Ingomar Road to Ingomar, then southeast along U. S. Highway 12 to Vananda, then south and west along the Mission Valley Road to the Ingomar-Myers Road, then south to Route 31 1 , then west and southwest along the Pease Bottoms Road to the Custcr-Melstone Road, then northwest and north to Melstone, then east along U. S. Highway 12 to the Musselshell River, then north down the Musselshell River to the bridge on State Route 200, the point of beginning.

711 - Big Dry: Those portions of Garfield and Rosebud Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 12 and the Ingomar-Edwards Road at Ingomar, then north along the Ingomar-Edwards Road to State Route 200 at Edwards, then northeast along Route 200 to State Route 22 at Jordan, then southeast along Route 22 to the Cohagen-Ingoraar Road, then southwest along the Cohagen-Ingomar Road to U. S. Highway 12 near Ingomar, then west one-half mile along Highway-12 to the Ingomar-Edwards Road, the point of beginning.

712 - Porcupine: Those portions of Garfield and Rosebud Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Little Porcupine Road and U. S. Highway 12 near Forsyth, then northwest along Highway 1 2 to the Ingomar-Cohagen Road near Ingomar, then northeast along the lngomar- Cohagen Road to State Route 22 at Cohagen, then southeast along Route 22 to the Angela Road at Angela, then west along the Angela Road to the Little Porcupine Road, then south along the Little Porcupine Road to U. S. Highway 12 near Forsyth, the point of beginning.

713 - Sunday Creek: Those portions of Rosebud and Custer Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Angela, then west and southwest along the Angela Road to the Little Porcupine Road, then south along the Little Porcupine Road to the Cartersville Road, then east and northeast along the Cartersville Road to State Route 22, then northwest along Slate Route 22 to Angela, the point of beginning.

714 - Yellowstone: Those portions of Custer, Rosebud, Treasure and Yellowstone Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Interstate 94 and the Custer-Melstone Road, then northeast along the Custer-Melstone Road to the Pease Bottom Road, then northeast along the Pease Bottom Road to Route 311, then east along Route 31 1 to the Myers-Ingomar Road, then north along the Myers-Ingomar Road to the Mission Valley Road, then east and north along the Mission Valley Road to U. S. Highway 12 at Vananda, then southeast along U. S. Highway 12 to the Cartersville-ShefTield Road, then northeast along the Cartersville-ShefTield Road to State Route 22, then southeast along State Route 22 to U. S, Highway 59 at Miles City, then southeast along U. S. Highway 59 to U. S. Interstate Highway 94. then southwest along U. S. Interstate 94 to its junction with the Custer-Melstone Road, the point of beginning.

715 - North Custer: Those portions of Custer, McCone, Prairie and Rosebud Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 94 and U. S. Highway 59 at Miles City, then north along Highway 59 to Stale Route 22, then northwest along Slate Route 22 to the Crow Rock Cut-Off Road three miles north of Angela, then east along the Crow Rock Cut-Off Road to the Crow Rock Road, then north along the Crow Rock Road to the Crow Rock- Agate Flat Cut-Off Road, then northeast along the Crow Rock-Agate Flat Cut-Off Road to the Agate Flat Road, then east three and one half miles along the Agate Rat Road to the Erwin Gackle Road, as posted, then north four miles along the Erwin Gackle Road to the Bud Grist Road, as posted, then east nine miles and north one mile along the Bud Grist Road to Route 253, then southeast along Route 253 to U. S. Interstate Highway 94 at Terry, then southwest along U. S. Interstate 94 to U. S. Highway 59, the point of beginning.

720 - Tullock: Those portions of Treasure, Big Horn and Yellowstone Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the Bighorn River Bridge on U. S. Interstate Highway 90 near Hardin, then northwest along U. S. Interstate 90 to State Route 47, then north along State Route 47 to U. S. Interstate 94, thence northeast along U. S. Interstate 94 to Sarpy Creek, then south along Sarpy Creek to the Crow Indian Reservation boundary, then west along the Crow Indian Reservation boundary to the Bighorn River, then south up the Bighorn River to the bridge on U. S. Interstate 90, the point of beginning.

721 - Moon Creek: Those portions of Custer and Rosebud Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Interstate 94 and U. S. Highway 59 near Miles City, then south along U. S. Highway 59 to Route 332, then south along Route 332 to the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation boundary, then west along the reservation boundary to the Rosebud Creek Road, then north along

215 - East Deer Lodge: That portion of Powell County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Deer Lodge, thence easterly along Cottonwood Creek to the Continental Divide, thence southerly along the Continental Divide to the Powell County line intersection; thence westerly along said county line to the Clark Fork River, thence northerly along said river to Deer Lodge, the point of beginning.

300 - Medicine Lodge-Upper Horse Prairie: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Clark Canyon Dam, thence westerly along Route 324 to the Trail Creek- Lemhi Pass Road, thence westerly along said road to the Montana-Idaho State Line, thence southerly and easterly along said state line to the Pine Creek-W.F. Little Sheep Creek Divide northeast of Bannack Pass (Medicine Lodge Pass), thence northerly down said divide to the head end of Four Eyes Canyon, thence northwesterly down said canyon to its junction with the Big Sheep Creek County Road, thence easterly and northerly along said road to U.S. Highway 91 (U.S. Interstate 15), thence northwesterly along said highway to Clark Canyon Dam, the point of beginning.

301 - Lima Peaks: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dell, thence southeasterly along U.S. Highway 91 (U.S. Interstate Highway 15) to the Montana- Idaho State Line, thence southerly and westerly along said state line to the Pine Creek-W . F . Little Sheep Creek^ Divide northwest of Bannack Pass (Medicine Lodge Pass), thence northerly down said divide to the head end of Four Eyes Canyon, thence northwesterly down said canyon to its junction with the Big Sheep Creek County Road, thence easterly and northerly along said road to U.S. Highway 91 (U.S. Interstate Highway 15) at Dell, the point of beginning.

310 - Pioneers: Those portions of Beaverhead, Silver Bow and Madison Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Grasshopper-Wise River Road with Route 278, thence northerly along said road to State Route 43, thence easterly along said route to Interstate 15, thence southerly along said highway to the point directly opposite the confluence of Grasshopper Creek with the Beaverhead River, thence westerly along Grasshopper Creek to the Bannack-Grant Road, thence northerly along said road to Route 278, thence westerly along said route to the junction of the Grasshopper- Wise River Road, the point of beginning.

311 - Lower Gallatin- Madison- Horseshoe Hills: Those portions of Madison, Park, Gallatin, Jefferson, and Broadwater Counties lying within the follwoing-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Sixteenmile Creek, thence easterly up said creek to the Middle Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, thence easterly up said Middle Fork to the South Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, thence southerly up said South Fork to the Bridger Mountain Divide near Flathead Pass, thence southerly along said divide to Ross Peak, thence easterly and southerly along the Yellowstone-Gallatine Divide including Bangtail Ridge, Bozeman Pass and Hyalite Peak to Eaglehcad Mountain, thene in a westerly and northerly direction along the Portal-Porcupine and Levinski-Porcupine Creeks Divide to the West Gallatin River near the mouth of West Fork, thence south up the Gallatin to Buck Creek, thence up Buck Creek to the Madison-Gallatin Divide, thence northerly along said divide and the Madison-Cherry Creek Divide to the head of Trail Greek near Red Knob Mountain, thence down Trail Creek to the Madison River, thence northerly down said river to Route 289, thence westerly along said route to U.S. Highway 287, thence southerly along said highway to North Meadow Creek, thence westerly up said creek to Mount Bradley and the Madison-Ruby Divide, thence northerly along said divide and the Jefferson-Ruby Divide to Noble Peak and the head of the South Boulder River, thence northerly and easterly down the South Boulder River to Route 359, thence northerly along said route to U. S. Highway 10, thence easterly along said highway to the Jefferson River near Three Forks Junction, thence northerly and easterly down said river to the Missouri River, thence northerly down said river to Sixteenmile Creek, the point of beginning.

Jefferson River Closed Area: Closed to antelope hunting. Boundary description on page 8.

318 - Big Hole: Those portions of Beaverhead and Deer Lodge counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the town of Wise River, thence southerly along the Wise River-Grasshopper Creek road to its junction with Slate Route 278, thence westerly and northerly along said highway to its junction with State Route 43 at Wisdom, thence westerly along said highway to the Continental Divide at Chief Joseph Pass, thence northeasterly along said Divide to its junction with Route 274, thence southerly along said route to its junction with State Route 43, thence easterly along said route to Wise River, the point of beginning.

319 - Fleecer-Highrye: Those portions of Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 10 and 91 west of Butte, thence southerly along said U. S. Highway 9 1 to State Route 43, thence westerly along said route to Route 274, thence northerly along said route to U. S. Highway 10A, thence easterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 10, thence easterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 91, the point of beginning.

320 - Tobacco Roots: Those portions of Madison, Jefferson, and Silver Bow counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Virginia City, thence northerly along State Route 287 to U. S. Highway 10, thence easterly along said highway to State Route 359, thence southerly along said route to the South Boulder River, thence westerly up said river to Noble Peak and the Jefferson-Ruby Divide, thence southerly along said divide and the Madison-Ruby Divide to State Route 287, thence westerly along said route to Virginia City, the point of beginning.

321 - Ruby-Blacktail: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dillon and Stale Route 4 1 , thence northeasterly along said route to Route 287, thence southeasterly along said route to Virginia City and Alder Gulch, thence southerly up said gulch to Baldy Mountain and the Ruby-Madison Divide, thence southeasterly along said divide to the Gravelly Range Road, thence southerly along said road and the Eureka Basin-Ruby Road to the Centennial-Ruby Divide, thence westerly along said divide and continuing northwesterly along the Centennial-Blacktail and Sage Creek- Blacktail Divides to the head of Clark Canyon, thence westerly down said canyon to Interstate Highway 1 5, (U. S. Highway 91), thence northerly along said highway to State Route 41 at Dillon, the point of beginning.

329 - Bachelor Mountain: Those portions of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Clark Canyon Dam, thence westerly along Route 324 to the Trail Creek-Lemhi Pass Road, thence westerly along said road to the Montana-Idaho State Line, thence northerly along said stale line

722 - South Rosebud: Those portions of Big Horn, Rosebud and T reasurc Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Interstate Highway 94 and the Rosebud Creek Road, then south along the Rosebud Creek Road to the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation boundary, then west along the reservation boundary to the Crow Indian Reservation boundary, then north and west along that reservation boundary to Sarpy Creek, then north down Sarpy Creek to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then east along U. S. Interstate 94 to the Rosebud Creek Road, the point of beginning.

730 - Little Dry: Those portions of Custer, Garfield, McCone, Prairie and Rosebud Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Stale Routes 22 and 200 at Jordan, then cast along State Route 200 to Route 253 near Brockway, then south along Route 253 to the Bud Grist Road, as posted, then south one mile and west nine miles along the Bud Grist Road to the Erwin Gackle Road, as posted, then south four miles along the Erwin Gackle Road to the Agate Rat Road, then west three and one half miles along the Agate Rat Road to the Agate Rat-Crow Rock Cut-Off Road then southwest on the Agate Flat-Crow Rock Cut-Off Road to the Crow Rock Road, then south along the Crow Rock Road to the Crow Rock Cut-Off Road, then west along the Crow Rock Cut-Off Road to State Route 22 three miles north of Angela, then northwest along the Slate Route 22 to State Route 200 at Jordan, the point of beginning.

731 - West Dawson: Those portions of Dawson, McCone and Prairie Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Interstate Highway 94 and State Route 200S at Glendivc, then southwest along U. S. Interstate 94 to Roulc 253 at Terry, then northwest along Route 253 to State Route 200 near Brockway, then northeast along Route 200 to State Route 200S, then southeast along Route 200S to U. S. Interstate 94, the point of beginning.

732 - Bloomfield: Those portions of Dawson, McCone and Richland Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Route 16 and U. S. Interstate 94 at Glendive, then west along Interstate 94 to State Route 200S, then northwest along State Route 200S to State Route 200 near Circle, then northeast along State Route 200 to the Lambert-Bloomfield Cutoff Road near Lambert, then west and south along the Lambert-Bloomfield Cutoff Road to the North Fork of Burns Creek, then east and south down the North Fork of Burns Creek to Burns Creek, then east down Bums Creek to State Route 16, then southwest along State Route 16 to U. S. Interstate Highway 94 at Glendive, the point of beginning.

733 - Redwater: Those portions of Dawson, McCone and Richland Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Route 200 and State Route 13 near Circle, then north along State Route 13 to the Missouri River bridge near Wolf Point, then cast down the Missouri River to the Missouri River bridge on State Route 1 6 near Culbertson, then north along State Route 16 to U. S. Highway 2, then east along Highway 2 to the Montana-North Dakota state line, then south along the state line to State Route 200 at Fairview, then southwest along State Route 200 to State Route 16 at Sidney, then southwest along State Route 16 to Bums Creek, then west up Bums Creek to the North Fork of Bums Creek, then north and west up the North Fork of Bums Creek to the Lambert-Bloomfield Cutoff Road, then north and east along the Lambert-Bloomfield Cutoff Road to State Route 200, then southwest along State Route 200 to State Route 1 3, the point of beginning.

740 - Otter Creek: Those portions of Custer, Rosebud and Powder River Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the Tongue River Bridge on U. S. Highway 212 at Ashland, then north down the Tongue River to the northeast comer of the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, then west along the reservation boundary to Route 332, then north on Route 332 to the Liscom Creek Road, then cast up Liscom Creek to Liscom Butte Lookout, past the lookout down the Liscom Lookout Road to the Little Pumpkin Creek Road, then northeast on the Little Pumpkin Creek Road to the Little Pumpkin Creek-Pumpkin Creek cutoff road, then east on the cutoff road to the Pumpkin Creek Road, then south on the Pumpkin Creek Road to the Sayle-Sonnette Road, then south along the Sayle-Sonnettc Road to the Bloom Creek Road, then east along Bloom Creek Road to the Broadus- Moorhead Road, then southwest along the Broadus-Moorhead Road to the Moorhead Cutoff Road, then northwest along the Moorhead Cutoff road to the Sayle Road, then west across the Sayle Road to the Reanus Cone Road, then northwest along the Reanus Cone Road to the Otter Creek Road, then north on the Otter Creek Road to the Decker-Otter Road, then west on the Decker-Otter Road to Hanging Woman Creek, then north down Hanging Woman Creek to the Tongue River, then northeast down the Tongue River to the bridge on U. S. Highway 212 at Ashland, the point of beginning.

742 - Tongue River Breaks: Those portions of Bighorn and Rosebud Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of the Montana-Wyoming state line and Highway 314, then west along the state line to the Crow Indian Reservation boundary, then north along the Crow Indian Reservation boundary to the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation boundary, then east along the Northern Cheyenne I ndian Reservation boundary to the Tongue River, then south up the Tongue River to Hanging Woman Creek, then south up Hanging Woman Creek to the Decker-Oner Road, then west on the Decker-Otter Road to Highway 314, then south on Highway 314 to the Montana-Wyoming Stale line, the point of beginning.

743 - Mizpah- Those portions of Custer and Powder River Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of U. S. Highway 59 and U. S. Interstate Highway 94 near Miles City, then northeast along U. S. Interstate 94 to U. S. Highway 12, then east along Highway 12 to the Locale-Ekalaka Cutoff Road east of the Powder River, then south on the Locate-Ekalaka Cutoff Road to the Ekalaka Cutoff Road then west along the Ekalaka Road to the Mizpah Road, then south up the Mizpah Road to the Powderville Road, then west along the Powderville Road to U. S. Highway 59, then south along U.S. Highway 59 to the Pumpkin Creek Road, then southwest along the Pumpkin Creek Road to the Pumpkin Creek-Little Pumpkin Creek Cutoff Road, then west on the Cutoff Road to the Little Pumpkin Creek Road, then west on the Little Pumpkin Creek Road to the Liscom Butte Lookout Road, then north and west on the Liscom Butte Lookout Road, to Route 332, then north on Route 332 to l S. Highway 59, then north on U. S. Highway 59 to thejunction with U. S. Interstate Highway 94, the point of beginning.

744 - Powderville: Those portions of Custer and Powder River Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of the Cemetery Road and U. S. Highway 2 1 2 at Broadus^ then west along Highway 212 to the Pumpkin Creek Road, then north along Pumpkin Creek Road to U. S. Highway 59, then north along Highway 59 to the Powderville Road, then southeast along the Powderville Road to the M|zpah Road, then north down the Mizpah Road to the Ekalaka Cutoff Road, then southeast along the Ekalaka Cutoff Road to the Powder River Road, then south along the Povdcr River Road on the west side of the Powder River, through Powderville to thejunction of the Cemetery Read and U. S. Highway 212 at Broadus, the point of beginning.

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to the Bloody Dick-Big Hole Divide thence easterly along said divide to the Skinner Meadows-Jackson Road, thence northerly along said road to Route 278, thence easterly along said route to the Bannack-Grant Road, thence southerly alongsaid road to Grasshopper Creek, thence easterly along said creek to U.S. Highway 9 1 (U. S. Interstate Highway 15). thence southerly along said highway to Clark Canyon Dam, the point of beginning.

330 - Centennial-Sage- Missouri-Fiats: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Madison-Gallatin County Line on the south shore of Quake Lake thence southerly along said county line to the Montana-Idaho State Line, thence southerly and westerly along said state line to U. S. Interstate Highway 1 5 (U. S. Highway 91). thence northerly along said highway to Clark Canyon, thence easterly up said canyon to the Sage Creek-Blacklail Divide, thence southeasterly along said divide and continuing easterly along the Centennial-Blacktail and Centennial-Ruby Divides to the head of the West Fork of the Madison River, thence easterly and northeasterly down said West Fork to the Madison River, thence easterly up said river to the South shore of Quake Lake and the Madison-Gallatin County Line, the point of beginning.

NOTE:The Red Rock Uk« Nelionol Wildlife however, portions of ibe refuge mey be closed to t check with the Refuge M»n«ger before hunting .

Refuge is not closed to enlelopc hunting by the Montana Fish and Game Commission, retpass by the Fish and Wildlife Service. U S. Department of Interior Hunters are asked to sn the refuge.

338 - Shields River North: Those portions of Gallatin, Meagher and Park counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the confluence of Sixteenmile and Middle Fork of Sixteenmile creeks, thence easterly up said Middle Fork to the South Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, thence southerly up said South Fork to the Bridger Mountain Divide near Flathead Pass, thence southerly along said divide to Ross’ Peak, thence easterly and southerly along the Yellowstone-Gallatin Divide, including Bangtail Ridge to Bozeman Pass and U S Highway 10, thence easterly along said highway to the bridge over the Yellowstone River at Livingston, thence northeasterly down the Yellowstone to the bridge on U. S. Highway 89. thence northerly along U. S. Highway 89 to its intersection with Cottonwood Creek near Clyde Park, thence easterly and northerly up said creek to the Crazy Mountain Divide, thence northerly along said divide to Sixteenmile Creek, thence southwesterly down said creek to the Middle Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, the point of beginning.

339 - Shields River South: Those portions of Park and Sweet Grass counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the bridge on the Yellowstone River on U. S. Highway 89 just north of the intersection of U. S. Highway 89 with U. S. Highway 10, east of Livingston, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 89 to its intersection with Cottonwood Creek near Clyde Park, thence easterly and northerly up said creek to the Crazy Mountain Divide, thence southerly along said divide to Fairview Peak, thence southerly to the head of the West Fork of Duck Creek, thence southeasterly down said creek to the Yellowstone River, thence westerly up said river to the bridge on U. S. Highway 89, the point of beginning.

340 - West Boulder: Those portions of Park and Sweet Grass counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of the Boulder River at Big Timber, thence southerly along said river to the Gallatin National Forest Boundary, thence westerly, northerly, westerly and southerly along said boundary to Suce Creek, thence westerly along Suce Creek to the Yellowstone River, thence northerly and easterly along said river to the mouth of the Boulder River, the point of beginning.

341 - Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, Madison, Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dillon, thence northerly along State Route 41 to Route 287 at Twin Bridges, thence northerly along said highway to Highway 10, thence northwesterly along said highway to Interstate 90, thence westerly along said Interstate to Interstate 15. thence southerly along said highway to Dillon, the point of beginning.

350 - Whitetail: Those portions of Silver Bow and Jefferson counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Butte, thence northeasterly along U- S. Highway 91 to Boulder, thence southerly along the Boulder-Whitetail Road to the Boulder-Whiletail Divide, thence southerly along said divide to U. S. Highway 10, thence westerly along said highway to Butte, the point of beginning.

360 - Madison: Those portions of Madison and Beaverhead Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Norris, thence easterly along Route 289 to the Madison River, thence up the Madison River to Trail Creek, thence up said creek to the Madison-Cherry Creek Divide, thence southerly along said divide to the Madison-Gallatin Divide near Red Knob Mountain, thence southerly along said divide to the Beaverhead-Gallatin National Forest Boundary, thence southerly alongsaid boundary to Rock Creek, thence southeasterly down Rock Creek to the north shore of Quake Lake, thence westerly and northerly along said shore and the Madison River to the West Fork of the Madison River, thence southerly and westerly up said West Fork to the Gravelly Range Road, thence northerly along said road and the Madison-Ruby Divide to Baldy Mountain and the head of Alder Gulch, thence northerly down said gulch to Virginia City, thence easterly along State Route 287 to the Madison-Ruby Divide, thence northerly along said divide to Mount Bradley and the head of North Meadow Creek, thence easterly down said creek to U. S. Highway 287, thence northerly along said highway to Norris, the point of beginning.

370 - Boulder Valley: Those portions of Jefferson County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Boulder, thence southerly along the Boulder-Whitetail Road to-the Boulder-Whitetail Divide, thence southerly along said divide to U.S; "Highway 10, thence easterly along said highway to the Jefferson- Broad water County line, thence northe*ly alongsaid county line to the South Crow Creek, thenc* westerly up said creek to the Boulder-Missouri Divide near Crow Peak, thence westerly along said divide to U.S. Highway 91, thence southerly along said highway to Boulder, the point of beginning.

371 - Radersburg: Those portions of Broadwater County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the Jefferson River Bridge at Three Forks Junction, thence northeasterly down the Jefferson River to the Missouri River, thence northerly down the Missouri River to the Missouri River Bridge north of Townsend, thence westerly on the Indian Creek Road to Hasstl, thence westerly on Forest Service Road 4031 to Forest Service Road 424, thence southerly to South Crow Creek, thence westerly along said creek to its junction with the Broadwater-Jcfferson County line, thence southerly and easterly along said county line to U.S. Highway 10. thence easterly along said highway to the Jefferson River Bridge at Three Forks Junction, the point of beginning.

745 - Quietus: That portion of Bighorn, Rosebud and Powder River Counties lying with the following described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of Highway 314 and the Montana-Wyoming state line, then north on Route 3 14 to the Decker-Otter Road, then northeast on the Decker-Otter Road to the Otter Creek Road, then south on the Otter Creek Road to the Reanus Cone Road, then east and south on the Reanus Cone Road to the Sayle Road, then east across the Sayle Road to the Moorhead Cutoff Road, then southeast on the Moorhead Cutoff Road to the Broadus-Moorhead Rpad, then southwest up the Broadus-Moorhead Road to the Montana-Wyoming state line, then west along the state line to thejunction of the state line and Highway 314, the point of beginning.

750 - North Wibaux: Those portions of Dawson, Richland and Wibaux Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of U. S. Highway 94 and State Highway 16 at Glendive, then northeast along Highway 16 to State Highway 200 at Sidney, then northeast along Highway 200 to the Montana-North Dakota State Line, then south along the state line to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then west along U. S. Interstate Highway 94 to State Route 16, the point of beginning.

760 - Locate: Those portions of Custer, Fallon and Prairie Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of U. S. Interstate Highway 94 and U. S. Highway 12 at Miles City, then northeast along U. S. Interstate 94 to O'Fallon Creek, then south up O'Fallon Creek to U. S. Highway 12, then west along U. S. Highway 12 to its junction with U. S. Interstate 94, the point of beginning.

761 - North Fallon: Those portions of Custer, Dawson, Fallon, Prairie and Wibaux Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of U. S. Interstate Highway 94 and State Route 16 at Glcndive, then cast along U. S. Interstate 94 to the Montana-North Dakota State Line, then south along the state line to U. S. Highway 12, then west along Highway 12 to O’Fallon Creek, then northwest down O'Fallon Creek to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then northeast along U. S. Interstate 94 to State Route 16, the point of beginning.

770 - Knowlton: Those portions of Carter, Custer and Fallon Counties lying within the followingdescribed boundary: Beginning at thejunction of the Locate-Ekalaka Cutoff Road and U.S. Highway 12east of Locate, then east along U.S. Highway 12 to State Route 7 at Baker, then south along State Route 7 to Ekalaka, then northwest on Ekalaka Cutoff Road to the Locate-Ekalaka Cutoff Road, then north along the Locate-Ekalaka Cutoff Road cast of the Powder River to U. S. Highway 12, the point of beginning.

771 - North Carter: Those portions of Carter, Custer and Powder River Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of the Ekalaka Cutoff Road and the Powderville Road near Mizpah, then south along the Powder River Road on the west side of the Powder River to the Powderville- Ekalaka Road, then east on the Powderville-Ekalaka Road to the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road, then north on the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road through Ekalaka to the Ekalaka-Miles City Cutoff Road, then northwest along the Ekalaka Cutoff Road to its junction with the Powderville Road, the point of beginning.

772 - Pilgrim Creek: Those portions of Carter and Powder River counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of the Haramond-Powdervillc Road and U. S. Highway 212 at Hammond, then northwest along U. S. Highway 212 to the Cemetery Road at Broadus, then north along the Cemetery Road to the Powdervillc-Hammond Road, then south along the Powderville-Hammond Road to U. S. Highway 212, the point of beginning.

773 - Big Gumbo: Those portions of Carter and Powder River Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of State Highway 323 and the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road in Ekalaka, then south along Highway 323 to the Hammond-Ridgeway Road, then southwest along the Hammond- Ridgeway Road to U. S. Highway 212, then northwest along Highway 212 to the Hammond-Powderville Road at Hammond, then north along the Hammond-Powderville Road to the Powderville-Ekalaka Road, then east along the Powderville-Ekalaka Road to the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road, then north along the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road to State Highway 323 in Ekalaka, the point of beginning.

780 - Tie Creek: That portion of Carter County lying within the followingdescribed boundary: Beginning at the junction of Route 323 and the Tic Creek Road at Belltowcr Hall, north along Route 323 to State Highway 7 at Ekalaka, then northeast along Highway 7 to the Mill Iron-Camp Crook Road, then southeast along the Mill Iron-Camp Crook Road to the Montana-South Dakota state line, then south along the state line to the Tie Creek Road, then west on the Tie Creek Road to Highway 323, the point of beginning.

781 - Albion: That portion of Carter County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 212 and the Hammond-Ridgcway Road near Hammond, then northeast along the Hammond-Ridgcway Road to Route 323, then north along Route 323 to the Tie Creek Road at Belltowcr Hall, then southeast along the Tie Creek Road to the Montana-South Dakota State Line, then south along the Montana-South Dakota state line to the Montana-Wyoming State Line, then west along the state line to U. S. Highway 212, then northwest along Highway 212 to the Hammond-Ridgcway Road, the point of beginning.

782 - East Carter: Those portions of Carter and Fallon Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of State Highway 7 and U.S. Highway 12 at Baker, then east along U.S. Highway 12 to the Montana-North Dakota State Line, then south along the state line and the Montana-South Dakota State Line to the Mill Iron-Camp Crook Road, then northwest along the Mill Iron-Camp Crook Road to State Highway 7, then northeast along Highway 7 to U. S. Highway 12 at Baker, the point of beginning.

790 - East Little Powder: Those portions of Carter and Powder River Counties lying within the following¬ described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of State Route 59 and U. S. Highway 212, then southeast along U. S. Highway 212 to the Montana-Wyoming State line, then west along the state line to Slate Route 59, then north along State Route 59 to U. S. Highway 212, the point of beginning.

791 - West Little Powder: That portion of Powder River County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 212 and the Broad us-Moorehead Road, then southeast along Highway 2 1 2 to State Route 59, then south along Route 59 to the Montana-Wyoming slate line, then west along the state line to the Broadus-Moorehead Road, then northeast along the Broadus-Moorehead Road to U. S. Highway 212, the point of beginning.

792 - Cache Creek: That portion of Powder River County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of U. S. Highway 212 and the Broadus-Moorehead Road, then southwest along the Broadus-Moorehead Road to the Bloom Creek Road, then west along the Bloom Creek Road to the Sonnette- Sayle Road, then north along the Sonnette-Sayle Road to U. S. Highway 212, then cast along U. S. Highway 212 to the Broadus-Moorehead Road, the point of beginning.

380 - Winston Flats: Those portions of Broadwater, Lewis and Clark and Jefferson Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Missouri River bridge north of Townsend, thence westerly on the Indian Creek Road to Hasscl, thence westerly on Forest Service Road 4031 to Forest Service Road 424, thence southerly to South Crow Creek, thence westerly up South Crow Creek to the Boulder-Missouri Divide near Crow Peak, thence westerly along said divide to U. S. Highway 9 1 , thence northerly along said highway to U. S. Highway 287, thence easterly along said highway to State Highway 284, thence northerly along said highway to Canyon Ferry Dam, thence southerly along the cast shore of Canyon Ferry Reservoir and the Missouri River to the Missouri River bridge at Townsend, the point of beginning.

390 - South Belts: Those portions of Broadwater, Lewis & Clark and Gallatin counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Cave Gulch at Cave Bay, thence northerly up Cave Gulch to Hedges Mountain, thence northeasterly along the Trout Creek-Magpie Creek Divide to the Lewis & Clark-Broadwater County Line, thence northerly and easterly along said county line to the Meagher- Broadwater County Line, thence southeasterly along said county line to Sixteenmile Creek, thence westerly down said creek to the Missouri River, thence northerly down said river and the east shore of Canyon Ferry Reservoir to the mouth of Cave Gulch at Cave Bay, the point of beginning.

400 - Teton-Mmrims: Those portions of Glacier, Toole, Pondera. Teton, Cascade, Liberty, Chouteau and Hill Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Choteau, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 89 to the Blackfcet Indian Reservation Boundary (Birch Creek), thence east and north along said boundary to Cut Bank, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 2 through Shelby to Route 223 at Chester, thence southerly along Route 223 to the Marias River, thence east and south down the Marias River to the Missouri River, thence southwesterly up the Missouri River to Great Falls, thence westerly along U. S. Highway 89 through Fairfield to Choteau. the point of beginning.

NOTE: Brinkman Game Preserve closed to hunting. Boundary description on page 8.

401 - Sweetgrass Hills: Those portions of Liberty, Toole and Glacier counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Joplin, thence northerly along F.A.S. Route (one mile west of the Hill- Liberty County Line) to the Canadian Line, thence along the Canadian Line to the Blackfcet Indian Reservation Boundary, thence south along this line to U. S. Highway 2 near Cut Bank, thence cast along said highway to Joplin, the point of beginning.

41 0 - Sand Coulee: That portion of Cascade County lying within he following-described boundary: Beginning at Great Falls, thence southwest along U. S. Highway 87 to Armington Junction, thence south along U. S. Highway 89 to King's Hill, thence westward along the Cascade-Meagher County Line to the Smith River, thence north down the Smith River to the Missouri River, thence eastward down the Missouri River to Great Falls, the point of beginning.

420 - South Fergus: Those portions of Golden Valley, Fergus, Petroleum, and Musselshell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lewistown, thence easterly along State Route 200 to Winnett, thence southwesterly along Route 244 to U. S. H ighway 87, thence northerly along said highway to Flatwillow Creek, thence westerly along said creek to Durfee Creek, thence westerly along Durfee Creek to the Snowy M ountains Divide, thence westerly along said divide to the Fergus County Line, thence west and south along the Fergus-Golden Valley and Wheatland County Line to U. S. Highway 191, thence north and east along said highway to Lewistown, the point of beginning.

430 - Buffalo: Those portions of Judith Basin, Fergus and Cascade counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Stanford, thence southeast along Highway No. 87 to Highway No. 191 (State Route No. 1 9), thence south along said route to the Judith-Musselshell River Divide, thence west along said divide and the Judith-Smith River Divide to Kings Hill, thence northwest along Highway No. 89 to Armington Junction, thence east along Highway No. 87 to Stanford, the point of beginning.

440 - Birdtail Hills: Those portions of Lewis & Clark and Cascade Counties enclosed within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the Continental Divide at the summit of Rogers Pass on Montana Highway 200, thence south alongsaid divide to Lyons Creek, thence easterly down Lyons Creek to Little Prickley Pear Creek, thence down said creek to the Missouri River, thence down the Missouri River to Great Falls, thence northerly along Interstate Route 15 to itsjunction with U. S. Highway 89, thence east alongsaid Highway to its junction with Montana Highway 200, thence south and west along said highway to Rogers Pass and the Continental Divide, the point of beginning.

444 - Augusta: Those portions of Lewis and Clark, Teton and Cascade Counties enclosed in the following¬ described boundary: Beginning at the Continental Divide on Montana Highway 200 at the summit of Rogers Pass, thence northerly along said divide to the Lewis and Clark National Forest Boundary approximately one quarter mile north of Cadottc Pass, thence northerly along said boundary to the Teton Canyon Road, thence easterly along said road to U. S. Highway 89, thence southeasterly along said highway to itsjunction with Montana Highway 200, thence south and west along said highway to the summit of Rogers Pass and the Continental Divide, the point of beginning.

450 - Hound Creek: Those portions of Cascade and Meagher Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of the Smith River, thence south up said river to Rock Creek, thence up Rock Creek to the Mcagher-Lewis and Clark County Line, thence northward along said county line to the Cascade- Lewis and Clark County Line, thence west and north along said county line to the Missouri River, thence northeasterly down said river to the mouth of the Smith River, the point of beginning.

455 - Ming Bar: That portion of Lewis & Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the juncture of the Cascade County-Lewis and Clark County line and the Missouri River, thence southerly along the Missouri River to Holler Lake, thence southerly along the east shoreline of Holler Lake to the mouth of Willow (Elkhorn) Creek, thence north and east up said creek to the Cascade County-Lewis and Clark County line, thence north and west alongsaid line to its juncture with the Missouri River, the point of beginning.

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460 - Helena: Thai portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Wolf Creek, thence northeasterly along the Recreation Road to the Missouri River, thence up the Missouri River to Hauser Dam, thence southerly along the Black Sandy Beach Road to State Highway 453, thence west along said highway to Interstate 9 1 , thence northerly along said Interstate to Wolf Creek, the point of beginning.

470 - Square Butte: Those portions of Cascade, Chouteau, Judith Basin and Fergus Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Great Falls, thence down the Missouri River to Belt Creek, thence up Belt Creek to the Milwaukee Railroad tracks, thence easterly along said tracks to Arrow Creek, thence southwesterly up Arrow Creek to the Geyser-Geraldine Road, thence southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 87, thence northwest along said Highway to Great Falls, the point of beginning.

471 - Denton: Those portions of Fergus and Judith Basin counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Geyser, thence north on the Geyser-Geraldine Road to Arrow Creek, thence down Arrow Creek to the Missouri River, thence down the Missouri River to the mouth of the Judith River, thence southerly up the Judith River to U. S. Highway 87, thence northwesterly along said highway to Geyser, the point of beginning.

473 - Geraldine: That portion of Chouteau County lying within the following-described boundary: Bginning at the juncture of Belt Creek and the Missouri River, thence down the Missouri River to Arrow Creek, thence up Arrow Creek to the Milwaukee Railroad tracks, thence westerly alongsaid tracks to Belt Creek, thence down Belt Creek to the Missouri River, the point of beginning.

480 - North Fergus: Those portions of Fergus County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lewislown, thence westerly on U. S. Highway 87 to the Judith River, thence northerly down said river to the Missouri River, thence easterly down said river to the Robinson Bridge, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 191, to State Route 19 at Bohemian Junction, thence southerly along said route to State Route 200 near Grass Range, thence westerly along said route to Lewistown, the point of beginning.

481 - Petroleum: Those portions of Fergus, Judith Basin and Petroleum counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Mosby, thence westerly along State Route 200 to State Route 19 near Grass Range, thence northerly along said route to U. S. Highway 191 at Bohemian Junction, thence northerly along said highway to the Robinson Bridge, thence easterly down the Missouri River to the Musselshell River, thence southerly up said river to Mosby, the point of beginning.

490 - West Meagher: That portion of Meagher County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at King’s Hill, thence south along U. S. Highway 89 to Sixteenmile Creek, thence down said creek to the Broadwater County line, thence northwest along said county line to Rock Creek, thence down Rock Creek to the Smith River, thence do wn the Smith River to the Cascade County line, thence eastward along said county line to King's Hill, the point of beginning.

491 - East Meagher: That portion of Meagher County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at King’s Hill, thence southeast along the Meagher-J udith Basin County line to the Whitetail-Spring Creek Road, thence southward along said road to U. S. Highway 12, thence easterly along said highway to the South Fork of the Musselshell River, thence up the South Fork to Cottonwood Creek, thence up said creek to the Shields River Divide, thence westward to the Middle Fork of Sixteenmile Creek, thence down said fork and Sixteenmile Creek to U. S. H ighway 89, thence north along said highway to King's Hill, the point of beginning.

500 - West Wheatland: Those portions of Wheatland and Meagher Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, thence westerly along U. S. Highway 12 to the Spring Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to the Little Bell Mountain Divide, thence easterly alongsaid divide to the Wheatland County Line, thence easterly along said line to Highway 191, thence southerly along said highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning.

501 - East Wheatland: Those portions of Wheatland and Golden Valley Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, thence north along Highway 191 to its intersection with the Wheatland County line, thence easterly along said county line to the Golden Valley County line, thence north and cast along said county line to the Swimming Woman Creek, thence southerly along said creek to Careless Creek, thence southerly along Careless Creek to U. S. Highway 12, thence westerly along U. S. Highway 12 to Harlowton, the point of beginning.

510 - Big Timber: Those portions of Sweet Grass and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Yellowstone River at Big Timber, thence westerly along said river to Duck Creek, thence northerly along said creek to the West Fork of Duck Creek, thence northerly along said fork to Crazy Mountain Divide, thence northerly alongsaid divide to Sweet Grass Creek, thence easterly and southerly along said creek to the Yellowstone River, thence westerly along the Yellowstone River to Big Timber, the point of beginning.

511 - Hardin: Those portions of Big Horn and Yellowstone counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the bridge crossing the Yellowstone River at Custer, thence southwesterly along the Yellowstone River to the East Yellowstone River Bridge at Billings, thence southerly along the old U. S. Highway 87 to its intersection with the Crow Reservation boundary, thence along said boundary to its intersection with State Highway 47 at Hardin, thence northerly alongsaid highway to Interstate 94, thence west along said interstate highway to Custer, thence north along the county road to the bridge crossing the Yellowstone River, the point of beginning.

512 - Countryman Creek: Those portions of Carbon, Stillwater and Sweet Grass counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Yellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, thence southwesterly along Route 78 to Absarokee, thence westerly along F.A.S. 420 to first bridge crossing the Stillwater River, thence north and easterly along said river to the mouth of Trout Creek, thence up said drainage in a northwesterly direction to the headwaters of said drainage at the Gallalin-Custer National Forest Boundary, thence westerly and southerly along said boundary to the headwaters of the Dry Fork of the East Boulder River, thence northwesterly along the Dry Fork to its junction with the East Boulder River, thence northerly and westerly along said river to its junction with the Main Boulder River, thence northerly and easterly along said river to its junction with the Yellowstone River, thence easterly and southerly along said river to the Y ellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, the point of beginning.

513 - Willow Creek: Those portions of Golden Valley, Musselshell, Fergus and Petroleum counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Roundup, thence westerly along U. S. Highway 12 to the Careless Creek Bridge, thence northwesterly along Careless Creek to Swimming Woman Creek, thence northerly along said creek to the Snowy Mountain Divide, thence easterly along said divide to Durfec Creek, thence easterly along Durfee Creek to Flalwillow Creek, thence easterly along Flatwillow Creek to U. S. Highway 87, thence southerly along said highway to Roundup, the point of beginning.

514 - Rock Creek: Those portions of Carbon, Stillwater and Yellowstone counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the Yellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, thence easterly along the Yellowstone River to the Yellowstone River Bridge near Billings, thence southwesterly along old Highway 87 to the Crow Reservation boundary, thence along said boundary to its junction with the Bowler-Pryor Road, thence along said road to Bowler and its junction with the Bowler-Bridger Road , thence westerly along said road to its junction with U. S. Highway 310, thence northerly on U. S. Highway 310 to its junction with Route 72, thence southerly and westerly on Route 72 to the Montana-Wyoming state line, thence westerly along the state line to U. S. Highway 212, thence northeasterly on U. S. Highway 212 to its junction with Route 78 in Red Lodge, thence northwesterly along Route 78 to Roscoe, thence north along Route 78 to Absarokee, thence northeasterly along Route 78 to the Yellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, the point of beginning.

530 - Flat willow- Willow Creek: Those portions of Musselshell and Petroleum counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Roundup, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 87 to Route 244, thence northeasterly along said route to State Route 200, thence easterly along said route to the Musselshell River Bridge at Mosby, thence southerly on the Musselshell River to U. S. Highway 12, thence westerly on U. S. Highway 12 to Roundup, the point of beginning.

540 - Bull Mountains: Those portions of Musselshell and Yellowstone counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Billings, thence northerly along U. S. Highway 87 to U. S. Highway 12, thence easterly on said highway to Mclstonc, thence in a southerly direction along the Melstone-Custer Road to the Yellowstone River, thence westerly along said river to Billings, the point of beginning.

550 - Billings: Those portions of Golden Valley, Musselshell and Yellowstone counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, thence northwesterly along State Route 3 (Billings- Lavina Road) to U. S. Highway 12, thence easterly on said highway to U. S. Highway 87, thence southerly along said highway to Billings, the point of beginning.

560 - Molt-Broadview: Those portions of Golden Valley, Stillwater and Yellowstone counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Billings, thence westerly along the Yellowstone River to the Yellowstone River Bridge at Columbus, thence westerly to the Columbus-Rapclje-Rycgatc Road, thence northerly along said road to U. S. Highway 12 at Ryegate, thence easterly along said highway to State Route 3 (Billings-Lavina Road), thence southeasterly along said route to Billings, the point of beginning.

570 - Fish Creek: Those portions of Sweet Grass, Wheatland and Golden Valley Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton thence easterly on U. S. Highway 12 to Shawmut thence southerly from Shawmut on county road F.A.S. 394 crossing Mud Creek, Fish Creek, Tony Creek and Cherry Creek to Hannah Lane (Sweet Grass County road 5A) thence south 2 miles along Hannah Lane to its intersection with the Tincan-Hill Gibson Road (Sweet Grass County road 5) thence southerly and westerly along said road to the bridge crossing Sweet Grass Creek thence northerly and westerly up Sweet Grass Creek to U. S. Highway 191 thence northerly along said highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning.

571 - Big Coulee: Those portions of Golden Valley, Stillwater, Sweet Grass and Wheatland Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Shawmut thence southerly along county F.A. S. 394 crossing Mud Creek, Fish Creek, Tony Creek and Cherry Creek to Hannah Lane (Sweet Grass County Road 5A) thence south 2 miles along Hannah Lane to its intersection with the Tincan Hill-Gibson Road (Sweet Grass County Road 5) thence easterly along said road to Rapelje thence northerly along the Rapelje-Ryegate road (Fishing Access Site 300) to U. S. Highway 12 at Ryegate thence westerly along the Highway to Shawmut, the point of beginning.

572 - White Beaver Creek: Those portions of Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the Yellowstone River bridge at Columbus, thence westerly along the Yellowstone River to Sweet Grass Creek, thence northerly along said creek to the bridge where the Tincan Hill-Gibson Road crosses Sweet Grass Creek, thence northerly and easterly along said road to Rapelje, thence southerly along the Rapclje-Columbus Road (F.A.S 306) to Columbus and the Yellowstone River bridge, the point of beginning.

590 - Twodot: Those portions of Wheatland, Sweet Grass, Meagher and Park counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Harlowton, thence southerly alongState Route 191 to Sweet Grass Creek, thence westerly along said creek to the Crazy- Mountain Divide, thence northerly along said divide to Cottonwood Creek, thence northerly along said creek to the South Fork of the Musselshell River, thence northeasterly along the South Fork of the Musselshell River to the Musselshell River, thence northwesterly alongsaid river to U.S. Highway 12, thence easterly alongsaid highway to Harlowton, the point of beginning.

600 - North Hill-North Blaine: Those portions of Hill and Blaine Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where the Harlem-Tumer Road (Route 241) joins the Canadian line, thence westerly along said line to State Route 233, thence southerly along said route to Highway 2 at Havre, thence easterly along said Route 241 to Harlem, thence northerly along said route to the Canadian line, the point of beginning.

610 - Hill-Chouleau- Liberty: Those portions of Hill, Chouteau and Liberty Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at a point where U. S. Highway 87 and U.S. Highway 2 meet, thence west along Highway 2 to Route 223 near Chester, thence south along said route to the Marias River, thence southerly down said river to the Missouri River, thence down said river to the mouth of Birch Creek, thence in a northerly direction up said creek to the Cow Island Trail, thence westerly along said trail to the junction of Cow-Island and Eaglcton Road, thence southwesterly along said road to Route 236, thence northerly along said route to U.

S. Highway 87 to Big Sandy, thence northerly along said highway to Highway 2, the point of beginning.

NOTE.- Brinkman Game Preaerve closed lo hunting. Boundary description on page *.

611 - North Phillips: Those portions of Blaine and Phillips Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where the Harlem-Tumer Road (Route 241) joins the Canadian Line, thence south along said road to U. S. Highway 2 at Harlem, thence east and south along said highway to the Milk River Bridge at the Fort Belknap Indian Agency, thence east down the Milk River to the Milk River Bridge on U. S. Highway 2 west of Dodson, thence east along said highway to the town of Dodson, thence south of Dodson to the South Dodson-Wagner Road, thence in an easterly direction along said road to U.S. Highway 191 south of Malta, thence in a northerly direction alongsaid highway to U. S. Highway 2 at Malta, thence east along said

highway to the Milk River Bridge east of Hinsdale, thence up the Milk River to Whitewater Creek, thence up Whitewater Creek and the West Fork of Whitewater Creek to the point where Route 242 crosses said creek, thence north along said road to the Canadian Line, thence west along said line to the Harlem-T umer Road, the point of beginning.

612 - North Hill: Those portions of Hill and Liberty Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where State Route 233 joins the Canadian line, (near Port of Willow Creek), thence westerly along said line to the county road west of the Hill-Liberty County line, thence southerly along said county road to Highway 2 at Joplin, thence easterly along said highway to State Route 233 at Havre, thence northerly along said highway to the Canadian line, the point of beginning.

620 - South Phillips: Those portions of Phillips and Valley Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point west of Dodson where U. S. Highway 2 crosses the east boundary of the Belknap Indian Reservation, thence in a southerly direction along said boundary to the southeast comer of the Belknap Reservation, thence in a westerly direction along the south boundary of said reservation to Route 376, thence southerly alongsaid route to U. S. Highway 1 9 1, thence south westerly along said highway to the C. M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge Boundary, thence in a westerly direction along said boundary, as posted, to the Missouri River, thence east along said river to Timber Creek, thence in anortherly direction up Timber Creek to the Saco Road at the Bill Anderson Ranch, thence north along said road, to U. S. Highway 2 at Saco, thence westerly along said highway to Malta, thence south along U. S. Highway 191 to the Wagner-South Dodson Road, thence westerly along said road to Dodson, thence in a westerly direction along U. S. Highway 2 to the east boundary of the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, the point of beginning.

NOTE:Clo»ed lo >11 hunting. the following-docribcd Slippery Ann Sutioo, Section 36. Tootuhip 22 North. Range 24 East and Section 31. Townihlp 22 North. Range 25 Eait. as posted

NOTE Lake Bowdoin Migratory Waterfowl Refuge u closed to anlelope hunting.

630 - South Valley: Those portions of Phillips and Valley Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where the Saco-Bill Anderson Road joins U. S. Highway 2 at Saco, thence south along said road to Timber Creek at the Anderson Ranch, thence south along said creek to the Missouri River, thence down the Missouri River to the Milk River, thence north along said river to Porcupine Creek, thence north up Porcupine Creek to U. S. Highway 2. thence west along U. S. Highway 2 to Saco, the point of beginning.

NOTE: That portion of the C M. Ruuell National Wildlife Refuge in Valley County lying east of the road leading lo the Duck Creek Recreational Area ihall be closed to big game hunting as posted

NOTEThat portion of the C. M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge known as the Pines Recreation Area will be closed to all big game hunting.

640 - North Valley- Daniels-Sheridan: Those portions of Valley. Daniels and Sheridan counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where Route 247 joins the Canadian Border, thence south along said route to the Fort Peck Indian Reservation boundary, thence east along said boundary to the Big Muddy Creek, thence southerly along said boundary to the town of Reserve and F.A.S. 258, thence easterly along said highway to the North Dakota Border, thence north along said border to the Canadian Border, thence westerly along said border to Route 247, the point of beginning.

641 - Sheridan- R oose velt : Those portions of Sheridan and Roosevelt Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the town of Reserve on Big Muddy Creek, thence southerly along said creek to the Missouri River, thence east along said river to State Route 16, thence north along said route to U. S. Highway 2 at Culbertson, thence east along said highway to the North Dakota Border, thence north along said border to F.A.S. 258, thence west along said highway lo Reserve, the point of beginning.

NOTE:The following-deacribcd area within the Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge ihall be open to hunting of antelope: Towmhip 3 1 North, Range 57 East, Sectioned, 5. 6SH S8, 17. 18. 19. and 20: Towmhip 32 North. Range 57 East. SEW Section 21. 22. WS4 S23. Wfc S27. 28. NEWSVi S29, S!6 S30. EW S3I. 32, 33. and NW14 S34. Fringe areas of these sections are open as posted.

650 - McCone: Those portions of McCone and Garfield counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Fort Peck Powerhouse on ihe Missouri River, thence easterly along said river to State Route 1 3, thence south along said route to State Route 200 at Circle, thence west along said route to Little Dry Creek, thence north down said creek to Big Dry Creek, thence north down said creek to the Fort Peck Reservoir, thence northerly along the east shore of said reservoir to the Fort Peck Powerhouse, the point of beginning.

NOTE. That portion of the C. M. Russell National Wildlife Reluge in McCone County lying between the Fort Peck Powerhouse and the spillway shall be closed to the hunting of big game.

670 - North Valley-North Phillips: Those portions of North Valley and North Phillips Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at a point where Route 242 meets the Canadian Line near Morgan, thence easterly along said line to Route 247, thence southerly along said route to the Fort Peck Indian Reservation Boundary, thence westerly along said boundary to the West Fork of Porcupine Creek, thence southerly along said creek to Porcupine Creek, thence southerly along said creek to U. S. highway 2 near Nashua, thence northwesterly alongsaid highway to the Milk River Bridge east of Hinsdale, thence up the Milk River to Whitewater Creek, thence up said creek and the West Fork of Whitewater to the point where Route 242 crosses said creek, thence northerly along said route to the Canadian Line, the point of beginning.

680 - Choleau-Blaine-Phillips: Those portions of Chouteau, Blaine and Phillips counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Birch Creek on the Missouri River, thence northerly up said creek to the Cow Island Trail, thence easterly along said trail to the Hays Trail, thence easterly alongsaid trail to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation Boundary , thence southeasterly along said boundary to Route 376, thence southerly alongsaid route to U. S. Highway 191 . thence southwesterly alongsaid highway to the C. M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge Boundary, thence in a westerly direction along said boundary, as posted, to the Missouri River, thence northwesterly along said river to the mouth of Birch Creek, the point of beginning.

690 - Hill- Blaine- Chouteau: Those portions of Hill, Blaine and Chouteau Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at a point where U. S. H ighway 2 and U.S. Highway 87 meet, thence southwest along U. S. Highway 87 to Big Sandy, thence southeast along Route 236 to the Eaglcton road, thence easterly along said road to the Cow Island Trail, thence east along said trail to the Hays Trail, thence easterly along Hays Trail to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation Boundary, thence north along the west boundary of said reservation to the Milk River, thence east down the Milk River to the U. S. Highway 2 Bridge at Fort Belknap Indian Agency, thence north and west alongsaid highway to Havre and the junction of U. S. Highway 2 and U. S. Highway 87, the point of beginning.

NOTE Rocky Boy Indian Roctvation closed to the hunting of big game.

700 - North Garfield: Those portions of Garfield and McCone counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Musselshell River Bridge near Mosby on State Route 200, then north down the Musselshell River to the Missouri River, then cast and north down the Missouri River to the Fort Peck Powerhouse, then south along the east shore of the Fort Peck Reservoir to Big Dry Creek, then south up Big Dry Creek to Little Dry Creek, then south up Little Dry Creek to State Route 200, then west along State Route 200 to the Musselshell River Bridge, the point of beginning.

710 - Ingomar: Those portions of Garfield and Rosebud Counties lying within the following-described boundaries: Beginning at the junction of State Highway 200 and the Edwards-Ingomar Road, then south along the Edwards-Ingomar Road to U. S. Highway 12, then west along Highway 12 to the Musselshell River, then north down the Musselshell River to Slate Highway 200, then northeast along Highway 200 to the Edwards- Ingomar Road, the point of beginning.

711 - Big Dry: Those portions of Garfield and Rosebud counties lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at the junction of U, S. Highway 12 and the Ingomar-Ed wards Road at Ingomar, then north along the Ingomar-Ed wards Road to State Route 200 at Edwards, then northeast along Route 200 to State Route 22 at Jordan, then southeast along Route 22 to the Cohagen-Ingomar Road, then southwest along the Cohagen- Ingomar Road to U. S. Highway 12 near Ingomar, then west one-half mile along Highway 12 to the Ingomar- Ed wards Road, the point of beginning.

712 - Porcupine: Those portions of Garfield and Rosebud Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Little Porcupine Road and U. S. Highway 12 near Forsyth, then northwest along Highway 12 to the lngomar-Cohagen Road near Ingomar, then northeast along the Ingomar- Cohagen Road to Stale Route 22 at Cohagen, then southeast along Route 22 to the Angela Road at Angela, then west along the Angela Road to the Little Porcupine Road, then south along the Little Porcupine Road to U. S. Highway 12 near Forsyth, the point of beginning.

713 - Sunday Creek: Those portions of Custer and Rosebud Counties lying within the following-described boundary: .Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 3 12 and U. S. Interstate Highway 94 at Miles City, then west along U. S. Interstate 94 to U. S. Highway 12 at Forsyth, then northwest along Highway 12 to the Little Porcupine Road, then north along the Little Porcupine Road to the Angela Road, then cast along the Angela Road to State Route 22, then southeast along Route 22 to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, the point of beginning.

714 - North Custer: Those portions of Custer, McCone, Prairie and Rosebud counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Interstate Highway 94 and U. S. Highway 3 12 at Miles City, then north along Highway 3 1 2 to Slate Route 22, then northwest along Slate Route 22 to the' Crow Rock Cut-Off Road 3 miles north of Angela, then east along the Crow Rock Cut-Off Road to the Crow Rock Road, then north along the Crow Rock Road to the Crow Rock - Agate Flat Cut-Off Road, then northeast along the Crow Rock -Agate Flat Cut-Off Road to the Agate Flat Road, then east three and one half miles along the Agate Flat Road to the Erwin Gacklc Road, as posted, then north four miles along the Erwin Gackle Road to the Bud Grist Road, as posted, then east nine miles and north one mile along the Bud Grist Road to Route 253, then southeast along Route 253 to U. S. Interstate Highway 94 at Terry, then southwest along U. S. Interstate 94 to U. S. Highway 312, the point of beginning.

715 - North Treasure: Those portions of Musselshell Rosebud, Treasure and Yellowstone counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and U.S. Interstate Highway 94 at Forsyth then west on Interstate 94 to the Custer-Melstone Road at Custer, then northwest along the Custer-Melstone Road to U. S. Highway 12 at Melsionc, then southeast along Highway 12 to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, the point of beginning.

720 - Tullock: Those portions of Big Horn, Treasure and Yellowstone counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U S. Interstate Highway 94 and State Route 47 one (1) mile cast of Custer, then south along State Route 47 to the Crow Indian Reservation boundary, then east along the reservation boundary to Sarpy Creek, then north down Sarpy Creek to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then southwest along Highway 94 to its junction with State Route 47, the point of beginning.

721 - Moon Creek: Those portions of Custer and Rosebud counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Tongue River Bridge on U. S. Interstate Highway 94 near Miles City, then south up the Tongue River to the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation boundary, then west along the Reservation boundary to Rosebud Creek, then north down Rosebud Creek to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then east along U. S. Interstate 94 to the Tongue River, the point oi beginning.

722 - South Rosebud: Those portions of Rosebud, Treasure and Big Horn counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the bridge on Rosebud Creek and U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then south up Rosebud Creek to the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation boundary, then west along the reservation boundary to the Crow Indian Reservation boundary, then north and west along the reservation boundary lo Sarpy Creek, then north down Sarpy Creek to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then east along U. S. Interstate 94 to Rosebud Creek, the point of beginning.

730 - Little Dry: Those portions of Custer, Garfield. McCone, Prairie and Rosebud counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of State Routes 22 and 200 at Jordan, then east alongState Route 200 to Route 253 near Brockway, (hen south along route 253 to the Bud Grist Road as posted, then south one mile and west nine miles along the Bud Grist Road to the Erwin Gackle Road as posted, then south four miles along the Erwin Gacklc Road to the Agate Flat Road, then west three and one half miles along the Agate Flat Road to the Agate Flat - Crow Rock Cut-Off Road, then southwest on the Agate Flat - Crow Rock Cut-Off Road to the Crow Rock Road, then south along the Crow Rock Road to the Crow Rock Cut-Off Road, then west along the Crow Rock Cut-Off Road to State Route 22 three miles north of Angela, then northwest along State Route 22 to State Route 200 at Jordan, the point of beginning.

731 - West Dawson: Those portions of Dawson, McCone and Prairie Counties within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Interstate Highway 94 and State Route 200S at Glendive, then southwest along U. S. Interstate 94 to Route 253 at Terry, then northwest along Route 253 to State Route 200 near Brockway, then northeast along Route 200 to State Route 200S, then southeast along Route 200S to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, the point of beginning.

732 - Bloomfield: Those portions of Dawson, McCone and Richland counties within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Route 16 and U. S. Interstate 94 at Glcndivc, then west along Interstate 94 to State Route 200S, then northwest along State Route 200S to State Route 200 near Circle, then northeast along State Route 200 to the Lambcrt-Bloomfield Cut-Off Road near Lambert, then west and south along the Lambert-Bloomfield Cut-Off Road to the North Fork of Bums Creek, then east and south down the North Fork of Burns Creek to Bums Creek, then cast down Bums Creek to State Route 16, then southwest along State Route 16 to U. S. Interstate Highway 94 at Glendive, the point of beginning.

733 - Redwater: Those portions of Dawson, McCone and Richland counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Route 200 and State Route 13 near Circle, then north along State Route 13 to the Missouri River bridge near Wolf Point, then cast down the Missouri River to the Missouri River bridge on State Route 16 near Culbertson, then north along State Route I610U.S. Highway 2, then east along Highway 2 to the Montana-North Dakota State Line, then south along the state line to State Route 200 at Fairview, then southwest along State Route 200 to State Route 1 6 at Sidney, then southwest along State Route 1 6 to Burns Creek, then west up Bums Creek to the North Fork of Burns Creek, then north and west up the North Fork of Bums Creek to the Lambert-Bloomfield Cut-Off Road, then north and east along the Lambcrt-Bloomfield Cut-Off Road to State Route 200, then southwest along State Route 200 to State Route 13, the point of beginning.

740 - North Otter: Those portions of Powder River and Rosebud Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Tongue River Bridge on U. S. Highway 212 at Ashland, then east along Highway 212 to the Sayle-Sonnette Road, then south along Sayle-Sonnette Road to the South Fork of Taylor Creek Road, then west on the South Fork of Taylor Creek Road to the Cow Creek Road, then west along the Cow Creek Road to the East Fork of Hanging Woman Creek Road, then west along the East Fork of Hanging Woman Creek Road to Hanging Woman Creek Road, then north along Hanging Woman Creek Road to the Tongue River Road at Birney, then south along the Tongue River Road to Hanging Woman Creek, then west along Hanging Woman Creek to the Tongue River, then northeast along the Tongue River to U. S. Highway 212 at Ashland, the point of beginning.

741 - Beaver-Liscom: Those portions of Custer, Powder River and Rosebud counties lying within the following- described boundary. Beginning at the junction of the Tongue River Road and U. S. Highway 59, then southeast along U. S. Highway 59 to U. S. Highway 212 near Broad us, then west along U. S. Highway 212 to thcTongue River, then northeast down the Tongue River to Pumpkin Creek, then east up Pumpkin Creek to the Tongue River Road, then northeast along the Tongue River Road to Pumpkin Creek, then east up Pumpkin Creek to the Tongue River Road, then northeast along the Tongue River Road to U. S. Highway 59. the point of beginning.

742 - South Otter Creek: Those portions of Big Horn, Powder River and Rosebud counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the confluence of Bloom Creek and the Powder River, then southwest up the Powder River to the Montana-Wyoming state line, then west along the state line to the junction with Hanging Woman Creek, then north down Hanging Woman Creek to the Tongue River Road, then north along the Tongue River Road to the East Fork of Hanging Woman Creek Road, then east along Hanging Woman Creek Road to the Cow Creek Road, then east along the Cow Creek Road to the Otter Creek Road, then across the Otter Creek Road to the South Fork Taylor Creek Road, then east along South Fork Taylor Creek Road to the Sonnette-Sayle Road, then north along Sonnette-Sayle Road to the Bloom Creek Road, then southeast along the Bloom Creek Road to the Broadus-Moorhead Road, then north along Broadus-Moorhead Road to Bloom Creek, then east down Bloom Creek to the Powder River, the point of beginning.

743 - Mizpah: Those portions of Custer and Powder River counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thcTongue River Bridge on U. S. Interstate Highway 94 near Miles City, then northeast along U. S. Interstate 94 to U. S, Highway 12, then east along Highway 12 to the Powder River, then south up the Powder River to Powdervillc, then west from Powderville along the Powderville Road to U. S. Highway 59, then northwest along Highway 59 lo the Tongue River Road, then southwest along the Tongue River Road to Pumpkin Creek, then west down Pumpkin Creek to the Tongue River, then north down the Tongue River to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, the point of beginning.

744 - Powderville: Those portions of Custer and Powder River counties lying within the following-descnbed boundary: Beginning at Powderville, then east along the Powderville Road to the Powder River, then south up the Powder River to U. S. Highway 212 at Broadus, then northwest along Highway 212 to U. S. Highway 59, then northwest along Highway 59 to junction with Powderville Road, then east along Powderville Road to Powderville, the point of beginning.

745 - Tongue River Breaks: Those portions of Big Horn and Rosebud counties lying within the following- described boundary. Beginning at the junction of Hanging Woman Creek and the Montana-Wyoming state line, then west along the state line to the Crow Indian Reservation boundary, then north along the Crow Indian Reservation boundary to the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation boundary then east along the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation Boundary to the Tongue River, then south up the Tongue River to Hanging Woman Creek, then south up Hanging Woman Creek to the Montana-Wyoming state line, the point of beginning.

750 - North Wibaux: Those portions of Dawson, Richland and Wibaux counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Interstate Highway 94 and State Route 16 at Glendive, then northeast along Route 16 to State Route 200 at Sidney, then northeast along Route 200 to the Montana- North Dakota State Line, then south along the State Line to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then west along U. S. Interstate 94 to State Route 16 at Glendive, the point of beginning.

760 - Locate: Those portions of Custer, Fallon and Prairie Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 12 and U. S. Interstate Highway 94 at Miles City, then northeast along U.S. Interstate 94 to O’Fallon Creek, then south up O'Fallon Creek to U. S. Highway 12, then west along U. S. Highway 12 to its junction with U. S. Interstate 94, the point of beginning.

761 - North Fallon: Those portions of Custer, Dawson, Fallon, Prairie and Wibaux counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Route 16 and U. S. Interstate Highway 94 at Glendive, then east along U. S. Interstate 94 to the Montana-North Dakota State Line, then south along the state line to U. S. Highway 12, then west along Highway 12 to O’Fallon Creek, then northwest down O'Fallon Creek to U. S. Interstate Highway 94, then northeast along U. S. Interstate 94 to State Route 16, the point of beginning.

770 - Knowlton: Those portions of Carter, Custer and Fallon counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Powder River Bridge on U. S. Highway 12 at Locate, then east along U. S. Highway 12 to State Route 7 at Baker, then south alongState Route7 to Ekalaka, then northwest on the Ekalaka Cut-Off Road to the Powder River, then north down the Powder River to U. S. Highway 12, the point of beginning.

771 - North Carter: Those portions of Carter. Custer and Powder River counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the Powder River Bridge on the Ekalaka Cut-Off Road at Mizpah. then southeast along the Ekalaka Cut-Off Road to the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road at Ekalaka, then south on the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road to the Ekalaka-Powdcrvillc Road, then west on the Ekalaka-Powderville Road to the Powder River, then north down the Powder River to the Ekalaka Cut-Off Road at Mizpah, the point of beginning.

772- Pilgrim Creek: Those portions of Carter and Powder River Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Hammond-Powderville Road and U. S. Highway 212 at Hammond, then northwest along U. S. 212 to the Powder River at Broadus, then north down the Powder River to the Powderville-Hammond Road, then south along the Powdcrville-Hammond Road to U. S. Highway 212, the point of beginning.

773 - Big Gumbo: Those portions of Carter and Powder River Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of State Highway 323 and the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road in Ekalaka, then south along Highway 323 to the Hammond-Ridgeway Road, then southwest along the Hammond- Ridgeway Road to U. S. Highway 212, then northwest along Highway 212 to the Hammond-Powderville Road at Hammond, then north along the Hammond-Powderville Road to the Powdervillc-Ekalaka Road, then east along the Powderville-Ekalaka Road to the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road, then north along the Ekalaka-Chalk Buttes Road to State Highway 323 in Ekalaka, the point of beginning.

780- East Carter: Those portions of Carter and Fallon counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of State Route 7 and U. S. Highway 12 at Baker, then east along Highway 12 to the Montana-North Dakota State Line, then south along the state line to the Tie Creek Road, then northwest along the Tie Creek Road to Route 323 at Bclltowcr Hall, then north along Route 323 to State Route 7 at Ekalaka, then north along Route 7 to U. S. Highway 12, the point of beginning.

781 - North Albion: That portion of Carter County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Route 323 and the Tie Creek Road at Belltower Hall, then southeast along the Tie Creek Road to the Montana-South Dakota state line, then south along the Montana-South Dakota state line to the Little Missouri River, then southwest up the Little Missouri River to Route 323, then northwest along Route 323 to the junction with the Tie Creek Road, the point of beginning.

782 - South Albion: That portion of Carter County lying within the following-described boundary; Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 212 and the Hammond-Ridgeway Road, then northeast along the Hammond- Ridgeway Road to Route 323, then southeast along Route 323 to the Little Missouri River, then south up the little Missouri River to U. S. Highway 212, then northwest along U.S. Highway 212 to the Hammond-Ridgcway Road, the point of beginning.

783 - Missouri Triangle: That portion of Carter County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Little Missouri River and U. S. Highway 212, then northeast down the Little Missouri River to the Montana-South Dakota state line, then south along the Montana-South Dakota state line to the Montana-Wyoming state line, then west along the Montana-Wyoming state line, to the Little Missouri River, then north down the Little Missouri River to the junction with U.S. Highway 212, the point of beginning.

790 - East Little Powder: Those portions of Carter and Powder River Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Route 59 and U. S. Highway 212, then southeast along U. S. Highway 212 to the Little Missouri River, then south up the Little Missouri River to the Montana- Wyoming State Line, then west along the state line to State Route 59, then north along State Route 59 to U. S. Highway 212, the point of beginning.

791 - West Little Powder: That portion of Powder River County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Powder River Bridge on U. S. Highway 212 at Broadus, then southeast along Highway 212 to State Route 59, then south along Route 59 to the Montana-Wyoming State Line, then west along the state line to the Powder River, then northeast down the Powder River to U. S. Highway 212, the point of beginning.

792 - Cache Creek: That portion of Powder River County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Powder River Bridge on U. S. H ighway 2 1 2 at Broadus, then southwest up the Powder River to Bloom Creek, then north up Bloom Creek to the Broadus-Moorehead Road, then south along the Broadus- Moorehead Road to the Bloom Creek Road, then west along Bloom Creek Road to the Sonnette-Sayle Road, then north along the Sonnette-Sayle Road to U. S. Highway 212, then east along U. S. Highway 212 to the Powder River, the point of beginning.

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100 - West Yaak: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Kootenai River meets the Idaho State Line, thence northerly along said state line to the Canadian Border, thence easterly along said border to the North Fork Yaak River, thence southerly along said nver to Yaak River Road 92, thence southerly along said road to its junction with road 68. thence south along said road to State* Highway 37, thence southwest along said highway to the south shore of the Kootenai River, thence northwesterly along that shoreLine to the Idaho State Line, the point of beginning.

101 - Purcell: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning near the city of Libby where the south shoreline of the Kootenai River meets State Highway 37, thence northerly along said highway to Pipe Creek Road 68. thence northerly along said road to Yaak River Road 92. thence northerly along said road to the North Fork Yaak River, thence northerly along said river to the Canadian Border, thence easterly along said border to the east shore of Lake Koocanusa, thence southerly along said shore to Libby Dam and the east shore of the Kootenai River, thence southerly and westerly along that shore of the Kootenai River to State Highway 37 near the city of Libby, the point of beginning.

102 - Eureka: Those portions of Lincoln and Flathead counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning near Koocanusa Marina where Cripple Horse Creek Road 835 meets the east shore of Lake Koocanusa, thence northerly along said shore to the Canadian Border, thence easterly along that border to U.S. Highway 93, thence southerly along said highway to the Kootenai Flathead Forest boundary at the Spring Creek Campground, thence southwesterly along said Forest boundary to Forest Service Road 3507 near Bowen Lake, thence westerly along said road to Forest Service road 36, thence south along said road to Forest Service road 835. thence westerly along said road to the east shore of Lake Koocanusa, the point of beginning.

103 - Ten Lakes: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the StiUwater River Road 900 and U.S. Highway 93, thence northerly along said highway to the Canadian Border, thence easterly along said border to the Lincoln-Flathead County Line, thence southerly along said line to the Russky Creek Road 379. thence southerly along said road to the Stillwater River Road 900, thence southwesterly along said road to U.S. Highway 93, the point of beginning.

104 - West Cabinets: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning near the south end of Bull Lake where State Highway 56 intersects the Lincoln-Sanders County Line, from that point southwesterly along said county line to the Montana-ldaho Border, thence northerly along said border to the south shore of the Kootenai River, thence southeasterly along said shore to a point just north of the junction of U.S. Highway 2 and State Route 56, thence south along State Route 56 to the Lincoln-Sanders County Line, the point of beginning.

105 - East Cabinets: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Lincoln-Sanders County Line intersects State Highway 56just south of Bull Lake, thence north along Highway 56 to a point along the south shore of the Kootenai River just north of the junction of U.S. Highway 2 and State Route 56, thence southeasterly along the south shore of the Kootenai River to State Highway 37 near Libby, thence south on State 37 to U.S. Highway 2, thence southeasterly along said highway to the Lincoln- Sanders County Line near Lower Thompson Lake, thence westerly along said county line to State Highway 56, the point of beginning.

106 - Fisher River: Those portions of Lincoln and Flathead counties lying within the following-described boundary : Beginning near Libby at the Junction of U.S. Highway 2 and State Highway 37. thence northeasterly along State 37 to the south shore of the Kootenai River, thence northeasterly along that shore to the Cnpple Horse Creek Road 835, thence easterly alongsaid road to the Wolf Creek Road 36, thence north along Road 36 to Kootenai Forest Road 3507, thence easterly along said road to the Kootenai-Flathead National Forest boundary, thence southeasterly along said boundary to the Elbow Creek Road 6799, thence south along said road to the Little Bitterroot Lake road 543, thence southeasterly along said road to U.S. Highway 2, thence northwesterly along U.S. Highway 2 to the junction with State 37, the point of beginning.

110 - North Fork: Those portions of Flathead and Lincoln counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of the North Fork of the Flathead River, thence northerly up the river to the Canadian Border, thence westerly alongsaid border to the divide between Weasel Creek and the North Fork of the Flathead River, thence southerly along said divide to the Russky Creek Road, thence westerly along said road to the Stillwater River Road, thence southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 93 at Stryker, thence southerly along said highway to Stale Route 40. thence easterly along said route to the Flathead River, thence northerly along said river to the mouth of the North Fork of the Flathead River, the point of beginning.

111 - Tally Lake: Those portions of llincoln and Flathead counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Flathead National Forest Boundary at the Spring Creek Campground on U.S. Highway 93. thence in a southerly and westerly direction along said boundary to the divide between Sunday and Martin Creeks, thence in a southerly direettion along said divide to Elk Mountain. Teepee Mountain, Sanders Mountain Grubb Mountain, and Elbow Creek Road 8799, thence southerly along said road to the Pleasant Valley Road, thence easterly along said road to the Little Bitterroot Lake Road, thence southerly along said road to U.S. Highway 2, thence easterly alongsaid road to State Highway 206 to the Flathead River, thence up said river to State Highway 40, thence westerly on said highway to U.S. Highway 93, thence northerly on said highway to the Flathead Forest Boundary, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Stillwslcr Gimr Preserve doled to burning.

112 - Black tail: Those portions of Flathead and Lake counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Thompson River County Road meets U. S. Highway 2, thence southerly along the Thompson River Road to Shroder Creek Road and U.S.F.S. Trail 137, thence easterly alongsaid road and trail to Trail No. 132, thence southeasterly to Trail 290, thence along said trail to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to Flathead Lake, thence northerly and easterly along the shore of said lake to the Flathead River, thence northerly along said river to State Highway 206 and U.S. Highway 2, thence westerly along said highway to the Thompson River County Road, the point of beginning.

121 - West Clark Fork: Those portions of Sanders and Flathead counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Sanders-Lincoln County Line meets the Idaho Border, thence easterly along said county line to U. S. Highway 2, thence easterly along said highway to the Thompson River County Road, thence southerly alongsaid road to the Shroder Creek Road and U. S. Forest Service Trail 137, thence along said road and trail to Trail 132, thence southeasterly along said trail to Trail 290, thence along said trail to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, thence southerly along said boundary to the Sanders County Line, thence westerly along said county line to the Clark Fork-Ninemilc Divide, thence westerly along said divide to U S Forest Service Trail 242, thence northerly along said trail to the Clark Fork River, thence westerly up the Clark Fork River to U. S. Forest Service Trail 1714, thence northerly along said trail to U. S. Forest Service Trail 4C4 near Patrick's Knob, thence westerly along said trail to the Miller Creek Loop Forest Service Road, thence west on said road to Combpest Peak, thence westerly along U. S. Forest Service Trail 404 to the Mineral-Sanders County Line, thence westerly along said county line to the Idaho Border, thence northerly along said border to the Lincoln County Line, the point of beginning.

140 - Lower South Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Inspiration Point on the Swan Divide, thence northeasterly along ndge to U.S. Forest Service Trail 218 thence in an easterly direction down Gorge Creek to Trail 1 15, thence northeast along said trail to Trail 226 (Picture Peak Trail), thence up said trail to Trail 107 near Picture Peak, thence northerly along said trail and ridge to the south side of Sarah Peak, thence east down the main creek to the mouth of Mid Creek and Trail 103 thence up said trail to Trail 89 on Silvertip Creek, thence northerly on said trail to the Silvertip Cabin and Trail 83, thence northwesterly along said trail to Trail 43. thence northwesterly along said trail to Trail 237 near Gunsight Lake, thence northwesterly along said trail to its junction with Miner Creek Trail 81. thence northwesterly to the divide between the South and Middle Forks of the Flathead River, through Horseshoe Peak, Twin Peak. Prospector Mountain, Mount Baptiste, Red Sky Mountain, Unawah Mountain, Felix Peak, Mount Cameahwait, Mount Adams, Mount Liebeg, Mount Grant, Great Northern Mountain, Nyack Mountain Mount Penrose, Great Bear Mountain, to the Trail 388, thence northerly to Ousel Peak and Ousel Creek Trail 331, thence down said trail to U.S. Highway 2, thence westerly along said Highway to Ousel Creek thence northerly down Ousel Creek to the Middle Fork of the Flathead River and Glacier National Park boundary, thence westerly along said boundary to the North Fork of the Flathead River, thence down the Flathead River to the South Fork of the Flathead River, thence up the South Fork of the Flathead River to Frank Creek, thence up Frank Creek to Forest Service Trail 51, thence up said trail to Dons Mountain in the Swan Divide, thence southerly along said divide to Inspiration Point, the point of beginning.

141 - Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Continental Divide at the junction of Lodgepole Creek Trail 179. thence northerly along said divide to the Glacier National Park boundary at Marias Pass, thence westerly along said boundary to Ousel Creek thence southerly up said creek to U.S. Highway 2, thence easterly along said highway to the Ousel Creek Trail 33 1 . thence up said trail past Ousel Peak and along Trail 388 to the divide between the South and Middle Forks of the Flathead River, thence southeasterly along said divide through Great Bear Mountain, Penrose, Nyack Mountain, Great Northern Mountain, Mount Grant, Mount Liebeg, Mount Adams, Mount Cameahwait Felix Peak Unawah Mountain. Red Sky Mountain, Mount Baptise, Prospector Mountain, Twin Peak, and Horseshoe Peak to Miner Creek trail 81 near Whitcomb Peak, thence southerly along said trail to Trail 237 thence southerly along said trail and Trail 43 past Gunsight Peak to the divide between Schafer Creek and Dean Creek, thence easterly and southerly along said divide and Elk Ridge Trail 333 to Trail 359, thence easterly along said trail to the junction of Trail 173, thence in a southeasterly direction along the Middle Fork - South Fork Divide over Pentagon Mountain to Switchback Pass and Kevan Mountain, thence northerly along the Continental Divide to Lodgepole Creek Trail 179, the point of beginning.

150 - Upper South Fork: Those portions of Flathead, Lewis and Clark, Missoula and Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at Inspiration Point on the Swan Divide thence northeasterly along ridge to U.S. Forest Service Trail 218, thence in an easterly direction down Gorge Creek to Trail 1 1 5, thence northeast along said trail to Trail 226 (Picture Peak T rail), thence up said trail to Trail 107 near Picture Peak, thence northerly along said trail and ridge to the south side of Sarah Peak, thence east down the main creek to the mouth of Mid Creek and Trail 103, thence up said trail to Trail 89 on Silvertip Creek, thence northerly on said trail to the Silvertip Cabin and Trail 83, thence northwesterly along said trail to Trail 43. thence northwesterly along said trail to the junction of Dean Creek Trail 87. thence northeasterly from said trail junction along the divide between Schafer and Dean creeks to the Elk Ridge Trail 333 at the divide between Schafer Creek, Argosy Creek, and Dean Creek, thence southeasterly along said trail to the U.S. Forest Service trail connecting the Dolly Varden - Pentagon Pass to Pot Mountain, thence easterly along said trail to Trail 1 73. thence southeasterly from said trail junction along the divide between the Middle and South Forks of the Flathead River over Pentagon Mountain to Switchback Pass on the Continental Divide, thence southerly along the Continental Divide to the Lolo National Forest boundary at Triple Divide, thence westerly dong said boundary to the Swan Divide at Wolverine Peak, thence northerly along said divide to Inspiration Point, the point of beginning.

210 - Lower Rock Creek-Schwartz Creek: Those portions of Missoula and Granite Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Drummond, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 10A to the junction with State Route 38 near Porter's Comer, thence westerly along said route to the Rock Creck- Bitterroot Divide, thence northerly along said divide to the Eight Mile-Schwartz Creek Road, thence northwesterly along the Bitterroot-Clark Fork Divide to the head of Crystal Creek, thence northerly along Crystal Creek to County Route 46, thence northeasterly along said route to Interstate Highway 90. thence easterly along said highway to Drummond, the point of beginning.

211 - Upper Rock Creek: That portion of Granite County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the point where State Route 38 crosses the Bitterroot River-Rock Creek Divide, thence east along Route 38 to its junction with the East Fork of Rock Creek Road, thence south and southeast along said road to its junction with the East Fork of Rock Creek Trail above the East Fork Reservoir, thence southerly along said trail to its junction with the Page Creek Trail, thence east and southeasterly up said trail to its junction with the Continental Divide near Mt. Tiny, thence along said divide southwesterly to the Bitterroot River-Rock Creek Divide, thence along said divide northerly to State Route 38, the point of beginning.

212 - Flint Creek Range: Those portions of Deer Lodge. Granite and Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Anaconda, thence west and north along U. S. Highway I0A to Drummond, thence south and east along Interstate Highway 90 to Warm Springs, thence southwest along State Route 48 to U. S. Highway I0A, thence west along Highway I0A to Anaconda, the point of beginning.

214 - Mill Creek-Georgetown Lake: Those portions of Deer Lodge and Granite Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 10A and Route 274 (Mil! Creek Road), thence southwesterly along said route to the Continental Divide, thence westerly along said divide to the Page Creek Trail, thence northwesterly down said trail to its junction with the East Fork of Rock Creek Trail, thence northerly alongsaid trail to the road above East Fork Reservoir, thence northwest and north along the East Fork Road to its junction with State Route 38. thence northeast along said route to its junction with U . S. Highway 10A at Porter's Corner, thence east alongsaid highway to its junction with the State Route 274, t e point ofJjeginning.

215- East Deer Lodge: Those portions of Powell and Deer Lodge counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Garrison, thence in an easterly direction along U. S. Highway 12 to the Continenta Divide at MacDonald Pass, thence in a southwesterly direction alongsaid divide to the Silver Bow County Line,

thence in a southwesterly direction along said county line to its junction with Interstate Highway 90, thence north along said highway to Garrison, the point of beginning.

230 - Lolo, Petty, Miller Creeks: Those portions of Mineral. Missoula, and Ravalli Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 93 and the Carlton Lake Road, thence westerly alongsaid road to Carlton Lake, thence westerly to Lolo Peak, thence southwesterly following the divide between the South Fork of Lolo Creek and the Bitterroot River to the Montana-ldaho border, thence along said border westerly and northerly to the headwaters of Straight Creek above Straight Lake, thence easterly along Straight Creek to the North Fork of Fish Creek, thence easterly along said creek to the main Fish Creek Road, thence north along said road to U. S. Highway 10, thence east along said highway to its junction with County Route 46 near Turah, thence southwest along said route to Crystal Creek, thence south along Crystal Creek to its head at the Clark Fork-Bitterroot Divide, thence southeast along said divide to the Eight Mile-Schwartz Creek Road; thence westerly along said road to Route 203, thence west along said route to U. S. Highway 93 at Florence, thence north along said highway to the Carlton Lake Road, the point of beginning.

240 - West Bitterroot: Those portions of Ravalli and Missoula counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Florence, thence south along U. S. Highway 93 to Tin Cup Creek, thence west up said creek to the Montana-ldaho Border, thence north along said border to the Lolo Creek-Bittcrroot River Divide, thence northeast along said divide to Lolo Peak, thence easi to Carlton Lake, thence east along the Carlton Lake Road to U. S. Highway 93, thence south along Highway 93 to Florence, the point of beginning.

250 - West Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Tin Cup Creek and U. S. Highway 93, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 93 to the Montana-ldaho Border, thence southwesterly and northerly along said border to Tin Cup Creek Headwaters, thence easterly down Tin Cup Creek to its junction with U. S. Highway 93, the point of beginning.

261 - East Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Hamilton, thence north on Routes 269 and 203 to the Eight-mile Creek road, thence east along said road to the Rock Creek-Biiterroot Divide, thence south along said divide to State Route 38, thence west along said road to U. S. Highway 93, thence north along Highway 93 to Hamilton, the point of beginning.

NOTE£k»lk»ho G*me Praerve thill be clewed lo *11 beginning >1 Eagle Poinl, thence south along the Biltcrroot-Rock Creek Divide 10 Skalkaho Pan, thence westerly along State Route J8 to U.S. F.S. Trail 108, thence northerly along raid trail lo the Gird-Skalkaho Divide rood near Gird Point, thence northerly along told road lo Skalkaho Mountain, thence northerly along the old trail to Fool Hen (Willow) Lake, thence north down the old trail following a fork of Willow Creek lo the Willow Creek-Burnt Fork Lake Trail (Forest Trail 300). thence easterly along said trail to Burnt Fork Lake, thence northerly alongTrail 321 (Burnt Fork Creek Trail) loTrail 147. thcocc easterly alongTrail 147 to Eagle Point, the poinl of beginning, shall be closed lo all burning.

270 - Ernst Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S. Highway 93 and the Skalkaho Road (Route 38), thence easterly along said road to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, thence southerly along said divide to its junction with the Continental Divide, thence southwesterly along said divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence westerly along the state line to U. S. Highway 93, thence northerly along said highway to its junction with Skalkaho Road (Route 38), the point of beginning.

292 - West Garnet: Those portions of Missoula, Granite and Powell counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Milltown, thence east along Stale Route 200 to Ovando, thence southeast along the county road to Helmville, thence southerly along Route 27 1 to Interstate Highway 90. thence westerly along said highway to Milltown, the point of beginning.

301 - Horse Prairie: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U.S. Interstate H ighway 1 5 (U S. Highway 9 1 ) and State Route 278 south of Dillon, thence southerly along said highway to Route 324, thence westerly and southerly along said route to the Montana-ldaho State Line (Bannack Pass), thence northwesterly along said state line to the Bloody Dick-Big Hole Divide, thence northeasterly along said divide and the Big Holc-Selway Creek Divide to Bloody Dick Peak, thence northerly from said peak along the Big Hole-Grasshopper Creek Divide (Big Hole Divide) to State Route 278, thence easterly along said route to Interstate 15, the point of beginning.

302 - East Big Hole: Those portions of Beaverhead, Dccr Lodge and Silver Bow Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Wisdom and State Route43, thence northeasterly alongsaid route to the Bryant access road at Dickey Bridge, thence westerly along said road to the divide between Teddy Creek and Bryant Creek, thence southwesterly up said divide and the Foolhen Divide between Bryant and Alder Creeks to Foolhen Mountain, thence southerly from said mountain along the Big Hole-Wise and Big Hole- Grasshopper Divides to State Route 278 (Big Hole Pass), thence northwesterly along said route to State Route 43, at Wisdom, the point of beginning.

306 - Porcupine-Buffalo Horn: That portion of Gallatin County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the Porcupinc-Levinski Creek Divide and the Gallatin River, thence easterly alongsaid divide and the Porcupine-Portal Creek Divide to the Yellowstone-Gallatin Divide near Eaglehead Mountain, thence southerly along said divide to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence westerly and southerly along said boundary to the West Gallatin River , (hence northerly down the West Gallatin River to the Porcupinc-Levinski Creek Divide, the point of beginning

NOTEiTbe GalUlm Cl owl Are* ■hall be dosed to mooie huntmf Boundary description on page 8.

307 - Sage Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and 'Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Snowflake Springs and the toe of Snowflake Ridge, (hence up Snowflake Ridge in a southerly direction and along a posted boundary and the Sage Creek-Monument Creek divide and along the Sage Creck-Snowslide Creek divide and along the Sage Creek-Bacon Rind Creek divide to the Gallatin- Madison Rivers divide at Redstreak Peak, thence in a northwesterly direction along the Gallatin-Madison divide to the Sage Creek-Wapiti Creek divide, thence northeasterly along the Sage-Wapiti and Sage-Taylor Fork divide to the Gallatin River, thence southeasterly along said river to Snowflake Springs and the toe of Snowflake Ridge, the point of beginning.

308 - West Fork-Portal Creeks: Those portions of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Buck (reck and the West Gallatin River, thence westerly and northerly up Buck Creek to the Madison-Gallatin Divide, thence northerly along said divide to the Spamsh- Hellroaring-West Fork Divide, thence easterly along said divide and the Dudley Creek-W est Fork Divide to the West Gallatin River, thence northerly down the Galla(A River to Greek Creek, thence easterly up Greek Creek to the Swan-Squaw Creek Divide, thence easterly along said divide to Hyalite Peak, thence southerly along the Yellowstone-West Gallatin River Divide to the Portal-Levinski-Porcupine Creeks Divide near Eaglehead Mountain, thence westerly along the Porcupine-Portal Divide and the Porcupinc-Levinski Creek Divide to the West Gallatin River, thence southerly up the Gallatin River to Buck Creek, the point of beginning.

309 - Cabin Creek' Those portions of Madison and Gallatin counties lying within the following-described boundarv: Beginning at the junctions of U. S. Highway 287 and U. S. Highway 191 at Duck Creek Y. thence northerly along U. S. Highway 191 to the Yellowstone National Park boundary, thence northerly along said boundary to the Gallatin-Madison Divide, thence westerly along said divide to the Beaverhead-Gallatin National Forest Boundary, thence southerly alongsaid boundary to Rock Creek, thence down Rock Creek to U. S. Highway 287, thence easterly alongsaid highway to its junction with U. S. Highway 191 at Duck Creek Wye, the point of beginning.

310 - Taylor Fork: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary Beginning at the intersection of the Gallatin River and the Sage Creek-Taylor Fork Ridge (divide), thence southwesterly along the Sage-Taylor divide and along the Wapiti Creek-Taylor Fork divide to the Gallatin River-Madison River divide, thence westerly and northerly along said divide to Buck Creek, thence southerly and easterly down Buck Creek to the Gallatin River, thence up said river in a southerly direction to the intersection of the Gallatin River and the Sage-Taylor Fork Ridge, the point of beginning.

311 - Hyalite-Squaw Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Park counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Greek Creek and the Gallatin River, thence up Greek Creek to the Swan-Squaw Creeks Divide, thence easterly up said divide to Hyalite Peak and the Gallatin- Yellowstone Divide thence northerly along said divide to the Hyalite-Sourdough Creeks Divide, thence northwesterly along said divide to the Hodgman Canyon-Leverich Creeks Divide, thence northwesterly along said divide to the Hyalite Road (So. 19th), thence northerly alongsaid road to U. S. Highway 191, thence westerly along U. S. Highway 191 and Route 289 to Shedds Bridge on the West Gallatin River, thence southerly up the Gallatin River to Greek Creek, the point of beginning.

312 - Brideer: Those portions of Gallatin, Meagher and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary Beginning at the junction of Interstate 90 and 89 at Livingston, thence northerly along said U. S. Highway 89 to Sixteenmile Creek, thence westerly along said creek to the Missouri River thence southerly up said river to the Jefferson River, thence soutaid river to Interstate 90. thence easterly alongsaid highway to the junction with U. S. Highway 89. at Livingston the point of beginning.

313 - Spanish Peaks: Those portions of Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson and Broadwater counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the West Fork Gallatin-Dudley Creek Divide and the Gallatin River, thence down the Gallatin River in a northerly direction to Shedds Bridge and Route 289, thence easterly along Route 289 and U.S. Highway 191 to its intersection with U.S. Highway 10. near Bozeman, thence westerly along U.S. Highway 10 State Highway 287 at Sappington Junction, thence southerly alongsaid highway to the Madison River near Ennis, thence northerly along east shore of the Madison River and the east shore of Ennis Lake to Trail Creek, thence up Trail Creek in a southeasterly direction to the Madison-Cherry Creek Divide near Red Knob Mountain, thence southerly along said divide to the Gallatin-Madison Divide, thence southeasterly along said divide to the Spanish Creek-West Fork Gallatin-Hcllroaring Creek Divide, thence easterly along said divide to Wilson Peak, thence easterly down the Dudley Creek-West Fork Gallatin Divide to the Gallatin River, the point of beginning.

314 - Upper Yellowstone West: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at confluence of Eight Mile Creek and the Yellowstone River, thence westerly up said creek to the Gallatin- Yellowstone Divide, thence southerly along said divide to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence easterly alongsaid boundary to the Yellowstone River, thence northerly down said river to the confluence with Eight Mile Creek, the point of beginning.

315 - Bear Canyon-Trail Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 10 and 191 in Bozeman, thence westerly along U S Highway 191 to the Hyalite Road (So. 1 9th), thence southerly along said highway to the Hodgman Canyon-Lcverich Creeks Divide, thence southeasterly along said divide to the Sourdough-Hyalite Creeks Divide thence southeasterly along said divide to the Gallatin-Yellowstone Divide, thence down the North Fork of Eight Mile Creek to Eight Mile Creek, thence down said creek to the Yellowstone River, thence down said river northerly to Interstate 90 at Livingston, thence westerly along said highway to its intersection with U. S. Highway 191 in Bozeman, the point of beginning.

316 - Hellroaring-Cottonwood: That portion of Park County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the divide between Crevice and Cottonwood Creeks on the Yellowstone National Park Boundary thence northerly along said divide and the Crevicc-Hcllroaring Divide to Ash Mountain, thence northerly and northeasterly along the Bear-Hellroaring and Mill-Hcllroaring Creek Divide to Wallace and Crow Mountains, thence southeasterly from Crow Mountain along the Hellroaring-Boulder River Divide to the Hellroanng- Buffalo Forks Creeks Divide, thence southerly along said divide over Iron Mountain and N.ggerhead Butte to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence west along said boundary to the divide between Crevice and Cottonwood Creeks, the point of beginning.

317 - Buffalo Fork- That portion of Park County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the divide between Buffalo Fork and Hellroaring Creeks on the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence northerly along said divide over Niggerhead Butte and Iron Mountain to the divide between Hellroanng and Buffalo Forks-Slough Creeks and the Boulder River, thence southeasterly along said divide to the divide between Buffalo Forks and Slough Creeks, thence southerly along said divide over Roundhead Butte and Lookout Mountain to the Yellowstone National P.ark Boundary, thence west along said boundary to the divide between Buffalo Forks and Hellroaring Creeks, the point of beginning.

318 - Slough Creek- Those portions of Sweet Grass and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary Beginning at the divide between Slough and Buffalo Fork Creeks on the Yellowstone National Park Boundary thence northerly along said divide over Lookout Mountain and Roundhead Butte to the divide between Buffalo Fork-Slough Creeks and the Boulder River, thence northeasterly along said divide to the Custer-Gallatin National Forest Boundary near Pinnacle Mountain, thence southeasterly along said forest boundary to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary near Wolverine Peak, thence westerly alongsaid park boundary to the divide between Slough and Buffalo Forks Creeks, the point of beginning.

319 - Fleecer-Higb Rye: Those portions of Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Interstate 90 and U.S. Highway 91 near Rocker thence southerly along U.S. Highway 91 to its junction with Slate Highway 43, thence westerly along State Highway 43 to its junction with State Route 274. thence northerly along State Route 274 to U.S. 1 0A, thence easterly along said highway to Interstate 90. thence easterly along Interstate 90 to U.S. Highway 91 . the point of beginning.

321 - West Big Hole: Those portions of Beaverhead and Dccr Lodge counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Twin Lakes Road and Route 278, thence westerly along the Twin Lakes Road (Section 23) to the divide between Rock Creek and Dry Creek, thence westerly up said divide and the Rock Creek/ Big Lake Creek divide to the Montana-ldaho state line, thence northerly along said divide to Cutaway Pass and the junction of the West Fork of Lamarche Creek Trail 126, thence southeasterly along said trail to the LaMarche Creek road, thence southeasterly alongsaid road to State Highway 43. thence southwesterly along said route to the junction to Route 278 at Wisdom, thence southerly alongsaid route to the junction of the Twin Lakes Road, the point of beginning.

322 - Upper Stillwater: That portion of Park County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Slough Creek-Stillwater River Divide at Wolverine Peak, thence northerly along said divide to the Park County Line near Timberline Mountain, thence east and south along said line to the Montana-Wyoming Stale Line, thence west along said line to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence northerly along said boundary to the Slough Creek-Stillwater River Divide at Wolverine Peak, the point of beginning.

NOTE: The Cooke Cily Moose Cloiuie thill be doted lo ihe hunting of mooie Beginning n the point where U.S Highway No. 2 12 crotset the Montin*- Yellowstone Park boundary, thence north along this boundary lo a point one-hall mile north of U.S. Highway No. 212, thence east along a line one-half mile north of U.S. Highway No. 212 and parallel lo U.S. Highway No. 212 to the Montana-Wyoming boundary, thence well along this line lo the Monlans- Yellowstone Park boundary, thence north lo the point of beginning.

323 - South Big Hole: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Twin Lakes Road and Route 278, thence westerly along the T win Lakes Road (Section 23) to the divide between Rock Creek and Dry Creek, thence westerly up said divide and the Rock Creek/ Big Lake Creek divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence southerly along said state line to the Bloody Dick-Big Hole Divide, thence easterly along said divide and the Big Hole-Horse Prairie Divide to the Big Hole-Grasshopper Divide, thence northerly along said divide to Route 278, at Big Hole Pass, thence westerly and northerly along said route to the junction with the Twin Lakes Road, the point of beginning.

324 - Wise River-Grasshopper-Pioneer: Those portions of Beaverhead, Silver Bow and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 91 (Interstate 15) and State Route 278 south of Dillon, thence westerly along said route to Carroll Hill on the Big Hole-Grasshopper Divide, thence northerly along said divide and the Wise River-Big Hole Divide to Foolhen Mountain and the Bryant Creek-Alder Creek Divide, thence northeasterly down said divide (Foolhen Ridge) and the Bryant Creek-Teddy Creek Divide to the Bryant Creek access road , thence easterly along said road to State Route 43, thence easterly along said route to U.S. Highway 91 (U.S. Interstate Highway 15) at Divide, thence southerly along said highway to its junction with State Route 278, the point of beginning.

325 - Seymour-Deep Creek: Those portions of Deer Lodge County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of State Highway 43 and State Route 274 thence westerly along State Highway 43 to the LaMarche Creek Road, thence northerly along the LaMarche Creek Road to the LaMarcbe Creek Trail No. 126, thence northwesterly alongTrail No. 126, to the Continental Divide at Cutaway Pass, thence northerly and easterly along the Continental Divide to Stale Route 274, thence southerly along State Route 274 to State Highway 43, the point of beginning.

328 - Eagle Creek-Bear Creek: Those portions of Park County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning on the Yellowstone River at the Yellowstone National Park boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to the divide between Crevice and Cottonwood Creeks, thence northerly along said divide to Ash Mountain, thence northerly and northwesterly along the Bear-Hellroaring and Bear-Mill Creek divides to Monitor Peak, thence westerly along the divide to Sliding Mountain, Red Mountain and then Dome Mountain, thence southeasterly down the east face of Dome Mountain to the U.S. Forest Service Campground in Yankee Jim Canyon, thence east from said campground to the Yellowstone River, thence southerly up said river to the Yellowstone National Park boundary, the point of beginning.

329 - Upper Yellowstone East: Those portions of Park County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Livingston at the intersection of U.S. H ighway 1 0 and the Y ellowstone River, thence easterly along said highway to the Park-Sweet Grass County line, thence south along said line to the Y ellowstone River - West Boulder River Divide, thence southwesterly along said divide to Mt. Cowan, thence southeasterly along the Mill Creek Divide to the Pyramid and Crow Mountain, thence southwesterly along said divide to Mount Wallace and Monitor Peak, thence northwesterly and westerly along the divide to Sliding Mountain, Red Mountain and then Dome Mountain, thence southeasterly down the cast face of Dome Mountain to the U.S. Forest Service campground in Yankee Jim Canyon, thence east from said campground to the Yellowstone River, thence northerly down said river to its intersection with U.S. Highway 10 at Livingston, the point of beginning.

330 - Gravelly: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at U.S. Highway 287 and Talc-Johnny Ridge Road (near Indian Creek), thence southerly along said route and Highway 87 to the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence southerly along said state line lo the Red Rock Pass, thence westerly along the Centennial Valley Road lo the cast end of the Red Rock Refuge, thence northerly and westerly along the north Centennial Road to the junction of the Melzel Creek Road (near the Staudenmeycr Ranch), thence northerly on said road to the Gravelly Range Road (near Eureka Basin), thence northeasterly along said road to the junction of the Johnny Gulch (McAtee Bridge) road, thence easterly down said road to the U.S. Highway 287, the point of beginning.

331 - Ruby: Those portions of Madison and Beaverhead Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Twin Bridges and State Route 287, thence easterly along said route to Ennis, thence southerly along said route to the junction of the Johnny Gulch (McAtee Bridge) Road, thence westerly up said road to the Gravelly Range Road, thence southerly along said road to the junction of the Ruby River Road, and thence southerly alongsaid road to the Ruby-Centennial Creek divide, thence westerly alongsaid divide to the Centennial-Blacktail divide and the Ruby-Blacklail divide and the Sweetwater-Beaverhead divide to the Sweetwater Road, thence westerly along said road to Dillon and State Route 4 1 , thence northeasterly along said route to State Route 287 at Twin Bridges, the point of beginning.

333 . Centennial: Those portions of Beaverhead and Madison Counties, lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Lima, thence easterly along the north side Ccniennial-Lima Road to the Clover Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to Centennial-Blacktail Divide, thence easterly along said divide and the Ruby-Centennial Divide to the Ruby-Long Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to the junction of the Eureka Basin Road, thence easterly up said road to the Metzel Creek Road (near Eureka Basin), thence southerly down said road to its junction with the North Centennial Road, thence westerly alongsaid road to its junction with the Brundage Lane Road, thence southerly along said road to its junction with the south Centennial County Road, thence westerly along said road to its junction with the divide between Jones and Winslow Creeks, thence southerly up said divide to the Montana-ldaho state line, thence westerly along said state line to U.S. Highway 91 (U.S. Interstate Highway 15), thence westerly along said highway to Lima, the point of beginning.

334 - Red Rock-Odell: Those portions of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Red Rock Pass on the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence westerly along the Centennial Valley Road to the East end of the Red Rock Refuge, thence northerly and westerly along the north Centennial Road to the junction of the Brundage Lane Road, thence southerly along said road to its junction with the south Centennial County Road, thence westerly along said road to its junction with the divide between Jones and Winslow Creeks, thence southerly up said divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence easterly along said state line to Red Rock Pass, the point of beginning.

340 - Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, Madison, Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dillon, thence northerly along State Route 41 to State Route 287 at Twin Bridges, thence northerly along said route to U. S. Highway 10, thence northwesterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 91, thence southerly along said highway to Dillon, the point of beginning.

350 - Whitetail: Those portions of Silver Bow and Jefferson Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Butte, thence southeasterly along U. S. Highway 10 to Whitehall, thence northerly along the Whitetail-Boulder Road to U. S. Highway91 at Boulder, thence southwesterly alongsaid highway to Butte, the point of beginning.

360 - East Madison: That portion of Madison County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the bridge on the Madison River and U.S. Highway 287 at Ennis, thence southerly and easterly along said highway to Rock Creek in the vicinity of Quake Lake, thence up Rock Creek in a northwesterly direction lo the Beaverhead-Gallatin National Forest Boundary, thence north along said boundary and the Madison-Gallatin Divide and the Madison-Cherry Creek Divide to the head of Trail Creek near Red Knob Mountain, thence in a northwesterly direction down T rail Creek to the Madison River, thence southerly up the east shore of the Madison River and the east shore of Ennis Lake to the bridge on the Madison River and U.S. Highway 287 at Ennis, the point of beginning.

361 - East Hebgen: That portion of Gallatin County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the western boundary of Yellowstone National Park intersects the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence northerly along the Yellowstone National Park Boundary to its intersection with U.S. Highway 191. thence southerly along said highway to its junction with U ,S. Highway 287 at the Duck Creek 'Y\ thence westerly to the intersection of U.S. Highway 287 and Hebgen Lake Dam, thence across said dam lo the western shore of Hebgen Lake, thence along the west shore of Hebgen Lake to the South Fork of the Madison River, thence southerly up the South Fork of the Madison River to Reas Pass and the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence easterly along the state line to its intersection with the Yellowstone Park Boundary, the point of beginning.

362 - West Hebgen: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Reas Pass on the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence northerly down the South Fork of the Madison River to Hebgen Lake, thence northwesterly along the west shore of Hebgen Lake to the Hebgen Lake Dam, thence across the dam to U.S. Highway 287, thence westerly along said highway to Rock Creek thence southerly down Rock Creek to Quake Lake, thence westerly along the north shore of (Quak« Lak* and the Madison River to State Route 87, thence southerly along said highway to the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence southeasterly along said state line to Reas Pass, the point of beginning.

380 - Radersburg: Those portions of Jefferson, Broadwater and Lewis & Clark Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Boulder, thence southerly along Route 281 to U. S. Highway 10. thence easterly along said highway to the Jefferson River Bridge near Three Forks Junction, thence northeasterly down said river to the Missouri River, thence northerly down said river and the east shore of Canyon Ferry Reservoir to the Canyon Ferry Dam and Route 284, thence southerly along said route to U. S. Highway 287- 1 2, thence westerly along said highway to U. S. Highway 9 1 . thence southerly alongsaid highway to Boulder, the point of beginning.

NOTE; The Jefferson River Cosed Are* shill remain closed lo the hunting of moose. Boundary description on page I.

415 - Summit-North Fork of Birch Creek: Those portions of Pondera and Glacier counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Summit, thence northeast along the Glacier Park Boundary to the Blackfeet Indian Reservation Boundary, thence southeasterly along said reservation boundary to North Fork of Birch Creek Trail 121, thence westerly along said trail to Badger Pass, thence northwesterly along the Continental Divide to Summit, the point of beginning.

435 - Helena, South: Those portions of Lewis and Clark and Jefferson Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the junction ofU.S. Highway I2and U.S. Highway I5cast of Helena, thence south along U.S. Interstate Highway 1 5 to the Prickly Pear Creek-Boulder River Divide, thence westerly along said divide and the Tenmile Creek-Boulder River Divide to the Continental Divide, thence northerly along the Continental Divide to U.S. Highway 1 2, thence east along said highway through Helena to the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and U.S. Interstate Highway 15, the point of beginning.

512 - Stillwater: Those portions of Sweet Grass and Stillwater Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Rosebud River and the Stillwater River, thence southwesterly up the Rosebud River to the intersection of the East and West Rosebud Rivers, thence southwesterly up the West Rosebud River to Fishtail, thence southwesterly along the Dean-Fishtail Road to the intersection of the Benbow Mine Road at Dean, thence westerly and southerly along said road to the Fishtail Creek-Stillwater River Divide, thence southwesterly along said divide to the West Rosebud-Stillwater Rivers Divide, thence southwesterly along said divide to the Park-Stillwater River County Line, thence westerly along said line to the Stillwater River-Slough Creek Divide, thence northerly along said divide to the Slillwater-Bouldcr Rivers Divide, thence northeasterly along said divide to the Spring-Bridger Creeks Divide, thence northeasterly along said divide to Spring Creek, thence southeasterly down Spring Creek to the Stillwater River, thence easterly down the Stillwater River to the mouth of the Rosebud River, the point of beginning.

513 - Fishtail-Fiddler Creek: Those portions of Carbon and Stillwater Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the East and West Rosebud Rivers, thence southwesterly up the divide between said rivers to the Park-Stillwater County Line near Granite Peak, thence westerly along said line to the Stillwater-West Rosebud Rivers Divide, thence northeasterly alongsaid divide to the Stillwater River-Fishtail Creek Divide, thence northerly along said divide to the Benbow Mine Road, thence northerly and easterly along said road to Dean, thence northeasterly along the Dean-Fishtail Road to the West Rosebud River at Fishtail, thence northeasterly along said river to its intersection with the East Rosebud River, the point of beginning.

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514 - Rock Creek: Those portions of Carbon and Stillwater counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Red Lodge, thence easterly along the Red Lodge-Belfry Road to the Rock Creek- Clarks Fork River Divide, thence southwesterly along said divide to the Wyoming state line, thence west along the Wyoming state line to the Rock Creck-Clarks Fork River Divide on Bcartooth Plateau (Custer-Gallatin National Forest boundary), thence northwesterly along said divide to the Clarks Fork-East Rosebud Rivers Divide near Castle Mountain, thence westerly along said divide to the Park-Carbon County line, thence north

along said county line to the East and West Rosebud R i vers Divide, thence northeasterly along said divide to the Roscoe-West Rosebud Road, thence easterly along said road to Roscoe, thence southeasterly along Route 78 from Roscoe to Red Lodge, the point of beginning.

515 - Clarks Fork: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the point where the Montana-Wyoming state line intercepts the Carbon-Park County line near Rock Island Butte, thence nvrth along the Carbon-Park County line to the Clarks Fork-East Rosebud River Divide near Fossil Lake (Custer Gallatin National Forest Boundary), thence easterly along said divide to the Clarks Fork River- Rock Creek Divide near Castle Mountain, thence southeasterly along said divide (Custer-Gallatin

National Forest Boundary) to the Montana-Wyoming state line on Beartootb Plateau, thence west along said line to the Carbon-Park County line near Rock Island Butte, the point of beginning.

516 - Boulder: Those portions of Park and Sweet Grass counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Big Timber, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 10 to the Bridger-Spring Creeks Road, thence southerly along said road to the Bridger-Spring Creeks Divide, thence southwesterly along said divide to the Boulder-Stillwater Divide, thence southwesterly along the Boulder River-Stillwater Divide to the Boulder- Yellowstone Rivers Divide, thence westerly and northerly along said divide to the Park County-Sweet Grass County Line, thence northerly along said county line to U. S. Highway 10, thence easterly along said highway to Big Timber, the point of beginning.

100 - Kootenai Falls: That portion of Lincoln County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where the Kootenai River meets the Idaho State Line, thence northerly along said state line to the Canadian border, thence easterly along said border to the west shore of Lake Koocanusa (Kootenai River), thence southerly along said shore to Libby Dam and the west shore of the Kootenai River, thence southerly and westerly along that shore of the Kootenai River to the Idaho State Line, the point of beginning.

121 - North Clark Fork: That portion of Sanders, Lincoln and Flathead Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning where U.S. Highway No. 2 joins the Thompson River County Road, thence southerly along said road to the Shroder Creek Road and U.S. Forest Service Trail 137, thence along said road and trail to Trail 132, thence southeasterly along said trail to Trail 290, thence along said trail to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, thence southerly along said boundary to the McLaughlin Creek Forest Road No, 558 1 , thence southwesterly along said road to U.S. Highway 200, thence westerly along said highway to the Vermillion River Road No. 154, thence easterly along said road up the Vermillion River and Willow Creek to the East Fishcr-Vermillion Divide, thence northerly and westerly along said road to the Silver Butte Road No. 54. thence northeasterly along said road to U.S. Highway No. 2, thence easterly along said highway to the Thompson River County Road, the point of beginning.

122 - Clark Fork Cut-Off: That portion of Sanders County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the Flathead Indian Reservation boundary on U.S. Highway 200 west ofPerma, thence southerly along said boundary to the Sanders County line, (hence westerly along said county line to the Clark Fork- Nincmile Divide, thence westerly along said divide to U.S. Forest Service Trail 242, thence northerly along said trail to State Route 1 35 thence westerly along said Route to U.S. Forest Service Trail 205, thence along said trail in a northerly direction to U.S. Forest Service Trail 404, thence westerly along said trail to the Miller Creek Loop Road, thence west on said road to Combpest Peak, thence westerly along U.S. Forest Service Trail 404 to the Mincral-Sandcrs County line, thence westerly along said county line to Greenwood Hill, thence northerly along the divide to Penrose Peak, Cherry Peak and Eddy Mountain, thence northwesterly down ridge to the Clark Fork River and the mouth of Thompson River, thence north up the Thompson River to the bridge on U.S. Highway 200, thence easterly along said highway to the Flathead Indian Reservation boundary, the point of beginning.

123 - Cabinet Mountains: That portion of Lincoln and Sanders Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where U. S. Highway 2 meets the Idaho State Line, thence southeasterly along said highway to Libby, thence southerly along Highway 2 to the Silver Butte Road 54, thence southwesterly along said road to the East Fisher Creek Road 154, thence easterly and southerly along said road over the East Fishcr-Vermillion Riverdivide and down Willow Creek and the Vermillion River westerly along said road to U. S. Highway 200, thence westerly along said highway to the Idaho State Line, thence north along said slate line to U. S. Highway 2, the point of beginning.

203 - Grave Creek Range: Those portions of Missoula and Mineral Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Lolo, thence westerly along U.S. Highway 1 2 to Forest Road 343 (Fish Creek Road), thence north along said road to Interstate Highway 90, thence east along said highway to the second Interstate 90 bridge east of Albcrton, thence easterly up the Clark Fork River to the Harper’s Bridge and County Route 30 (Big Flat Road), thence southerly along said road to its junction with U.S. Highway 93, thence south on said highway to Lolo, the point of beginning.

2 1 0 - John Long Range: Those portions of M issoula and Granite Counties lying within the following described bound ary : Beginning at Interstate H igh way 90 north of the confluence of Rock Creek and the Clark Fork River, thence easterly along said highway to the confluence of Tyler Creek and the Clark Fork River, thence southwesterly along Tyler Creek to its confluence with Potato Gulch, thence southerly up Potato Gulch to Forest Service Trail No. 2 1 , thence southerly along said trail to the Sliderock-Uppcr Willow Creek Road, thence southerly along said road to the Chico Gulch Trail No. 206, thence westerly along said trail to the Ranch Creek T rail No. 65, thence northerly along said trail to the Ranch Creek Road, thence northwesterly along said road to Rock Creek, thence northerly along Rock Creek to Interstate Highway 90, the point of beginning.

213 - South Flint Range: Those portions of Granite, Powell and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Anaconda, thence westerly along U. S. Highway I0A to the Red Lion Road, thence northeast along the Red Lion Road to Racetrack Lake, thence easterly down Racetrack Creek to U S. Highway 10, thence south along Highway 10 to Highway 10 A, thence west along Highway lOAto Anaconda, the point of beginning.

216 - West Rock Creek-Quigg Peak: Those portions of Granite and Missoula counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass, thence northerly along the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide to the Rock Creek-Burnt Fork Trail No. 215, thence easterly along said trail to the Rock Creek Road, thence northerly along said road to the Ranch Creek Road, thence southerly along Ranch Creek Trail No. 65 to the Chico Gulch Trail No. 206, thence easterly along said trail to Sandstone Ridge, thence northerly along said ridge to itsjunction with the Slide Rock-Upper Willow Creek Road, thence southeasterly along said road to its junction with the Rock Creek-Philipsburg Road, thence easterly along said highway to the range boundary between Range 15 West and Range 14 West, thence southerly along said range section line to Antelope Creek, thence westerly along said creek to Rock Creek, thence southerly along said creek to State Route 38, thence westerly along said route to Skalkaho Pass, the point of beginning.

250 - West Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Tin Cup Creek and U.S. Highway 93. thence southerly along U.S. Highway 93 to the Montana-Idaho Border, thence southwesterly and northerly along said border to Tin Cup Creek Headwaters, thence easterly down Tin Cup Creek to itsjunction with U.S. Highway 93, the point of beginning.

270 - East Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Darby, thence north along U. S. Highway 93 to itsjunction with County Road 87, thence north along said road to itsjunction with State Route 501, thence north along said road to itsjunction with the Skalkaho Road (State Highway 38), thence in an easterly direction along the Skalkaho Road to the Biltcrroot- R°ck Creek Divide, thence in a southerly direction along the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide to the Continental Divide, thence in a southwesterly direction along the Continental Divide to the Montana-Idaho State Line, thence westerly along the state line to U. S. Highway 93, thence north along said highway to Darby, the point of beginning.

300 - Gallatin- Yellowstone: Those portions of Gallatin and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 191 and Slate Route 289 west of Bozeman, thence easterly along U. S. Highway 191 to Bozeman and its intersection of Interstate 90, thence easterly along Interstate 90 to Livingston and the intersection of U. S. Highway 89, thence in a southerly direction along U.S Highway 89 to its intersection with the Yellowstone Park boundary near Gardiner, thence westerly along said

BIG HORN SHEEP

boundary to its intersection with U. S. Highway 191, thence northerly along said highway to its intersection with State Route 289, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Gallatin Cloaca] Area. Cored lo hunting of bighorn sheep See description page S, under Areas Cosed or Limited to Hunting Methods for Big Game.

301 - Spanish Peaks: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of U. S. Highway 191 and State Route 289 west of Bozeman, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 191 to its intersection with Taylor's Fork, thence westerly up Taylor’s Fork to Cache Creek, thence northwesterly up Cache Creek to the Gallatin-Madison River’s Divide and the head of Indian Creek, thence westerly down Indian Creek to U. S. Highway 287, south of Cameron, thence northerly along said highway to its intersection with State Route 289 at Norris, thence easterly along State Route 289 to its intersection with U. S. Highway 191, the point of beginning.

302 - Hilgards: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Taylor’s Fork and U. S. Highway 191, thence southerly along U. S. Highway 191 to its intersection with the Yellowstone Park boundary, thence easterly and southerly along said boundary to the Montana-Idaho State Line, thence northwesterly along the state line to Montana State Route 87, thence northerly along said route to U. S. Highway 287, thence northerly along said route to its junction with Indian Creek, south of Cameron, thence easterly up Indian Creek to the Madison-Gallatin Rivers Divide, thence easterly to Cache Creek of Taylor's Fork, thence southeasterly down said creek to Taylor’s Fork, thence easterly down Taylor's Fork to U. S. Highway 191, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Gallatin Clored Area: Clored lo hunting bighorn »h«p See description page I, under Areal Cored or Limited lo Hunling Methods for Big Game.

303 - Absaroka: Those portions of Park and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Big Timber, thence southerly up the Main Boulder River to Bridge Creek, thence southwesterly up Bridge Creek to the Bridge Creek-Hellroaring Creek Divide near Bridge Mountain, thence southwesterly down the West Fork of Hellroaring Creek to Hcllroaring Creek, thence southerly down said creek to the Yellowstone Park boundary, thence westerly along said boundary to its intersection with Highway 89 at Gardiner, thence northerly down said highway to its junction with H igh way 1 0, Interstate 90 at Livingston, thence easterly along said highway to Big Timber, the point of beginning.

340 - Highlands: Those portions of Beaverhead, Madison, Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Dillon, thence northerly along State Road 41 to Route 287 at Twin Bridges, thence northerly along said highway to U. S. H ighway 1 0, thence northwesterly along said highway to U.S. Highway 9 1 , thence southerly along said highway to State Route 43, thence westerly along said route to the Quartz Hill Road, thence southerly along said road to Vipond Park and the Canyon Creek-Trapper Creek Road, thence southerly and easterly along said road to U S. Highway 91 at Melrose, thence southerly along said highway to Dillon, the point of beginning.

421 - Deep Creek: Those portions of Teton County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Choteau, thence southward along U. S. Highway 287 to its intersection with Deep Creek, thence up said creek to the confluence of its north and south forks, thence up the South Fork of Deep Creek to the intersection of U. S. Forest Service Trails Numbers 1 28 and 223 at the mouth of Erosion Creek, thence westerly and northerly along U. S. Forest Service Trail Number 1 28 to the confluence of Miners Creek and Biggs Creek, thence westerly and southerly down Biggs Creek to the North Fork of the Sun River, thence up the North Fork of the Sun River along the eastern border of the Sun River Game Preserve to Sun River Pass, thence east and north along the Continental Divide to Teton Pass, thence down the West Fork of the Teton River to the Teton Canyon Road, thence eastward along said road to U. S. Highway 89, thence south along said highway to Choteau. the point of beginning.

422 - Castle Reef: Those portions of Teton County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of Deep Creek and U. S. Highway 287, thence up said creek to the confluence of its north and south forks, thence up the South Fork of Deep Creek to the intersection of U. S. Forest Service Trail Numbers 1 28 and 223 at the mouth of Erosion Creek, thence south along U.S. Forest Service Trail Number 223 to the Sun Canyon Road, thence south along said road to the Sun River, thence easterly down said river to its intersection with U. S. Highway 287, thence north along said highway to Deep Creek, the point of beginning.

423 - Gibson Lake North: Those portions of Teton County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the Sun River and the Sun Canyon Road, thence north along said road to U. S. Forest Service Trail Number 223, thence north along said trail to its intersection with U. S. Forest Service Trail Number 128 at the mouth of Erosion Creek, thence westerly and northerly along said trail to the confluence of Miners Creek and Biggs Creek, thence west and south down Biggs Creek to the North Fork of the Sun River, thence down the North Fork of the Sun River, along the eastern boundary of the Sun River Game Preserve to the confluence of the North and South Forks of the Sun River, thence east along the north shore of Gibson Lake to Gibson Dam, thence down the Sun River to its intersection with the Sun Canyon Road, the point of beginning.

QUIET ZONE: Thore portions ot Teton County lying within ll followtng-dacnbed boundary. Beginning at the main trait up the North Fork of the Sun River (U S Forett Service Trail No 20l>*aise-Tt«ei Reclamation Flats, thence northerly along said trail to Arrenic Creek, thence northerly ai polled lo Sheep Reef, thence northerly -• mg the turnout of Sheep Reef to Circle Creek and the Circle Creek TrailfU S. Form Service Trail No 23 1 ) within the boundary of the Sob Manhall Wilderncu. thence northwesterly along laid trail to Cabin Creek, thence down Cabin Creek to the North Fork of the Sun R ct, thence toulhcrly down the east bank of the North Fork of the Sun River (the eastern boundary of the Sun River Game Preserve) lo it. influence with the South Fork of the Sun River, thence easterly along the north bank of Gibson Lake lo the main trail up the North Fori of the Sun River eroumg Reclamation Rats, the point of beginning

424 - Ford Creek: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the Sun River and U . S. Highway 287, thence southward to Augusta, thence up Elk Creek to the Lewis and Clark National Foresi Boundary, thence south along said forest boundary to Steamboat Mountain, thence westward along the Elk Creek-Dearborn River-Straight Creek Divide to Scapegoat Mountain, thence northwest along the Continental Divide to the Sun River Game Preserve, thence down the South Fork of the Sun River along the cast boundary of the Sun River Game Preserve to the North Fork of the Sun River, thence easterly along the south bank of Gibson Lake to Gibson Dam, thence east along the Sun River to U. S. Highway 287, the point of beginning.

441 - North Fork Birch Creek: Those portions of Pondera and Teton Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Swift Reservoir Dam on Birch Creek, thence westerly along the North Fork of Birch Creek Trail 121 lo Badger Pass, thence southerly along the Continental Divide to Teton Pass, thence southerly and easterly along the Teton Trail 1 14 t, the Teton River Road at the West Fork Forest Service Station, thence southeasterly along said road to the lunction in T25N, R7W, S29 (13 miles west of junction of

said road with U.S. Highway 89 on northside of Teton River), thence 3% miles north and west to the junction in T25N, R8W, SI4, thence 3 miles north and west to junction in T25N, R8W, S9, thence north and east to the junction l1/, miles northeast of the Ostle Ranch buildings in T26N. R8W, S23, thence north l'/J miles to the junction in T26N, R8W, SI 4, thence V/i miles northwest to Blackleaf Canyon - south fork of Dupuyer Creek Road junction in T26N, R8W, S9, thence northwest to the South Fork of Dupuyer Creek in T27N, R9W, S36. thence northeast along said creek to bridge on the county road (on southside of Dupuyer Creek at confluence of Scoffin and Dupuyer Creeks) in T28N, R8W, S32. thence 2 miles due north along section line between Sections 33,32.28, 29, 20 and 21, T28N, R8W, to Swift Reservoir Road(!A mile southeast of Scoffin Butte Road junction), thence westerly on Swift Reservoir Road to Swift Reservoir Dam, the point of beginning.

455 - Beartooth Game Range-Gates of the Mountains Wilderness Area: Those portions of Cascade and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Beaver Creek, thence northeasterly up said creek to the Martein-Hump Cabin Road, thence along said road to the Beartooth Game Range boundary fence, thence north and west along said boundary fence to Holter Lake, thence southerly up Holter Lake and the Missouri River to the mouth of Beaver Creek, the point of beginning.

NOTE Gain of lire Mountain* Game Prcrervt clored lo hunting. Boundary deocnplion on page 8.

500 - Stillwater: Those portions of Carbon, Stillwater, Sweet Grass and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the intersection of the Yellowstone Park Boundary and Hellroaring Creek, thence northerly up said creek to the West Fork of Hellroaring Creek, thenc6 northeasterly up said creek to the Hellroaring-Bridge Creek Divide near Bridge Mountain, thence northeasterly down Bridge Creek to the Main Boulder River, thence northerly down said river to its intersection with U.S. Highway 10 (U.S. Interstate 90) at Big Timber, thence easterly along said highway to Reedpoint, thence southerly along the Reed point- Absarokee Road to Absarokee, thence south on Highway 78 to the Absarokee-Nye Road south of Absarokee, thence southerly along said road to where it crosses the Stillwater River, thence south along the Stillwater River to the mouth of Horseshoe Creek , thence westerly up said creek to the Stillwater-Slough Creek Divide at the head of Wounded Man Creek, thence westerly down Wounded Man Creek to Slough Creek, thence southerly down Slough Creek to the Yellowstone Park boundary, thence north and west along said boundary to the intersection of said boundary and Hellroaring Creek, the point of beginning.

CLOSED AREA WITHIN BIGHORN SHEEP HUNTING DISTRICT 500: Boundary description on page 8

501 - West Rosebud: Those portions of Carbon, Park and Stillwater counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Roscoe, thence northwest on the Roscoe-Dean Road to itsjunction with West Rosebud Creek, thence southerly up West Rosebud Creek to Grasshopper Glacier and Iceberg Peak, thence southeasterly down the Broadwater River to itsjunction with the West Fork of the Clarks Fork River and the Kersey Lake trail, thence westerly along said trail to its junction with the Beartooth Highway, thence westerly along said highway to the Yellowstone Park boundary, thence north and west along said boundary to Slough Creek, thence north up Slough Creek to the mouth of Wounded Man Creek, thence easterly up said creek to the Wounded Man Creek-Stillwalcr Divide at the head of Horseshoe Creek, thence easterly down Horseshoe Creek to the Stillwater River, thence northerly down the Stillwater River to where it crosses the Absarokee-Nye Road , thence along said road to Absarokee, thence southerly on Route 78 to Roscoe. the point of beginning.

502 - Hellroaring: Those portions of Carbon, Park and Stillwater counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Belfry, thence southerly along Route 72 to the Wyoming stale line, thence westerly along said line to the Yellowstone Park boundary and itsjunction with the Bcartooth Highway, thence easterly along said highway to itsjunction with the Kersey Lake trail, thence easterly along said trail to itsjunction with the West Fork of the Clarks Fork River and the Broadwater River, thence northerly up the Broadwater River to Iceberg Peak and Grasshopper Glacier, thence northeasterly down West Rosebud Creek to its junction with the Roscoe-Dean Road, thence easterly along the said road to Roscoe, thence easterly along Route 78 to U. S. Highway 212, thence south along said highway to Red Lodge, thence easterly along Route 308 to Belfry, the point of beginning.

620 - Little Rockies: That portion of Phillips County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of Highway 191 and State Highway 376 known as the DY Junction, thence northeasterly along Highway 191 to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation boundary west of Second Butte, thence westerly along said boundary to State Highway 376, thence southerly along Highway 376 to itsjunction with Highway 19 1 . the point of beginning.

760 - Blue Mountains: Those portions of Custer and Prairie Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U. S Highway 12 and U.S. Interstate Highway 94 at Miles City, then northeast along U. S. Interstate 94 to the Powder River, then south up the Powder River to the Mizpah Road then west along the Mizpah Road to U. S. Highway 12. then west along U. S. Highway 1 2 to U S. Interstate 94. the point of beginning.

100 - Cabinet Mountains: That portion of Lincoln and Sanders counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where Montana State Route 56 (Bull River Road) meets U. S. Highway 2, thence southeasterly along said highway to Libby, thence southerly along Highway 2 to the Silver Butte Road 54, thence southwesterly along said road to the East Fisher Creek Road 154, thence easterly and southerly along said road over the East Fishcr-Vermillion River divide and down Willow Creek and the Vermillion River westerly along said road lo U. S. Highway 200, thence westerly along said highway to thejunction of Montana State Route 56 (Bull River Road), thence northerly along said highway to U. S. Highway 2, the point of beginning.

101 - West Cabinet Mountains: That portion of Lincoln and Sanders counties lying within the following- described boundary. Beginning on U. S. Highway 200 at the Idaho state line, thence easterly along said highway to Montana Slate Route 56 (Bull River Road), thence north along said state route to U. S. Highway 2, thence westerly along said highway to the Idaho state line, thence south along said stale line to U. S. Highway 200, the point of beginning.

130 - Lower Swan Range: Those portions of Flathead and Lake Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the South Fork of the Flathead River at the Highway 2 bridge, thence in a southeasterly direction up the South Fork, through Hungry Horse Reservoir, to the mouth of Bunker Creek, thence southwesterly up said creek to the Gorge Creek Trail 1 15, thence southerly and westerly along said trail to thejunction of the Trickle-Cannon Trail, thence westerly and northerly along Gorge Creek and Trail 218 toward Inspiration Point and Inspiration Pass to thejunction of Trail 3 1, thence westerly along said trail to the Napa Road, thence westerly along said road to the Goat Creek Road, thence southerly and westerly along said road to State Route 83, thence northerly along said route to thejunction of State Route 35, thence in a northerly direction along said route to the junction of U.S. Highway 2, thence northerly and easterly along said highway to the South Fork of the Flathead River, the point of beginning.

131 - Mission Mountains: Those portions of Lake and Missoula Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning where State Route 83 crosses the Swan-Clearwater Divide (Lolo National Forest Boundary), thence along said divide in a southwesterly direction to the Flathead Indian Reservation Boundary, thence northerly along said boundary to Trail 17. thence easterly along said trail to itsjunction with the Woodward Creek Road, thence north and cast along said road to State Route 83, thence southerly along said highway to the Swan-Clearwater Divide, the point of beginning.

132 - Swan-Salmon: Those portions of Flathead, Lake, Missoula and Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on State Route 83 at the junction of Goat Creek Road, thence easterly and northerly along said road lo the Napa Creek Road, thence easterly along said road to Trail 31, thence easterly on said trail to Trail 218, thence easterly along said trail toward Inspiration Point and down Gorge Creek to Trail 1 15, thence easterly and northerly along said trail to Bunker Creek, thence easterly down said creek to the South Fork of the Flathead River, thence southerly up said river to Big Salmon River, thence southerly up said river to Trail 80, thence westerly along said trail to Trail 1 10, thence westerly and southerly along said trail to Trail 212, thence southeasterly along said trail to the Pendant Creek trail, thence southerly along said trail over the main Swan Range divide to upper Holland Lake and Holland Lake Trail 35, thence westerly along said trail to the Owl Creek Loop Road, thence northerly and westerly along said road and the Holland Lake Road to State Route 83, thence northerly along said route to Goal Creek Road, the point of beginning.

133 - Swan-Clearwater- Those portions of Missoula and Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on State Route 83 at (he Holland Lake Road, thence easterly along said road and the Owl Creek Loop Road to the Upper Holland Lake Trail 35, thence easterly along said trail to Upper Holland Lake and the Pendant Creek Trail, thence northerly and easterly on said trail to Shaw Creek Trail 212, thence northerly on said trail to the Big Salmon Trail 1 10, thence northerly and easterly along said trail to the South Fork T rail 80, thence southerly on said trail to Big Salmon Creek, thence down Big Salmon Creek to the South Fork of the Flathead River, thence in a southerly direction along the South Fork lo Youngs Creek, thence southerly and westerly along said creek to Haun Creek Trail 1 25, thence southerly on said trail to Haun Pass at the Lolo National Forest Boundary, thence westerly along said boundary to the Swan Divide at Wolverine Peak, thence westerly along the Flathead-Lolo National Forest Boundary to State Route 83 at the Swan- Clearwater Divide, thence northerly on said route to the Holland Lake Road, the point of beginning.

140 - Great Northern: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of the South Fork of the Flathead River, thence southeasterly up the South Fork, through Hungry Horse Reservoir, to Logan Creek, thence easterly up Logan Creek to Trail 62. thence along said trail over the Middle Fork Divide to Dirtyface Creek, thence easterly down said creek and Elk Creek to the Middle Fork of the Flathead River, thence northerly and westerly along said river and Glacier National Park to

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the North Fork of the Flathead River, thence southerly and westerly along the Flathead River to the mouth of the South Fork of the Flathead River, the point of beginning.

141 - Lower Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Glacier National Park boundary at Marias Pass, thence southwesterly along said boundary to the Middle Fork of the Flathead River, thence southerly along said river to Elk Creek, thence westerly up said creek and Dirtyface Creek to Trail 62, thence westerly along said trail over the Middle Fork divide lo Logan Creek, thence down said creek to Hungry Horse Reservoir and the South Fork of the Flathead River, thence southerly up said reservoir and river to Mid Creek, thence easterly up said creek to Trail 103, thence easterly up the Mid Creek Trail 103 to itsjunction with the Silvertip Trail 89, thence northerly on the Silvertip Trail to the Silvcrtip Cabin and T rail 83, thence northwesterly along Trail 83 to Trail 43. thence northwesterly along Trail 43 to Gunsight Pass and Twin Creek Trail 237, thence northwesterly along Trail 237 to itsjunction with Miner Creek Trail 81, thence northerly along said trail to Trail 155 and Morrison Creek Trail 154, thence easterly along Trail 154 to itsjunction with the Lodgepole Creek T rail 1 79, (hence easterly and northerly along said trail to the Continental Divide, thence northerly along said divide to the Glacier National Park boundary at Marias Pass, the point of beginning.

142 - Upper Middle Fork: That portion of Flathead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at thejunction of Lodgepole Creek Trail I '9 and the Continental Divide, thence southerly along the Continental Divide to Kevan Mountain and Switchback Pass, thence northwesterly along the divide between the Middle and South Forks of the Flathead River over Pentagon Mountain to Trail 173 at the Bob-Marshall Wilderness Boundary, thence southwesterly along the U.S. Forest Service Trail toward Pot Mountain to the junction of the Elk Ridge Trail 333, thence northwesterly along said trail to the divide between Schafer Creek, Argosy Creek, and Dean Creek, thence southwestern along the divide between Dean Creek and Schafer Creek to Trail 43 at thejunction of Trail 87, thence northwesterly along said Trail 43 to Trail 237 near Gunsight Lake, thence northwesterly along said trail to its junction with Miner Creek T rail 8 1 , thence northerly along said trail to Trail 155 and Morrison Creek Trail 1 54, thence easterly along Trail 154 to itsjunction with Lodgepole Creek Trail 179, thence easterly and northerly along said trail to the Continental Divide, the point of beginning.

1 50 - Continental Divide: Those portions of Flathead and Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on the Continental Divide at Switchback Pass, thence southerly along the Continental Divide to Trail 138 at White River Pass, thence westerly on said trail to its junction with Trail 1 12, thence westerly along said trail staying on the south side of W hite River to Trail 263, thence northerly along said trail to White River, thence down the White River to the South Fork of the Flathead River, thence northerly along said river to Mid Creek and Trail 103, thence up said trail to Trail 89 on Silvertip Creek, thence northerly on said trail to Silvertip Cabin and T rail 83, thence northwesterly along T rail 83 to T rail 43, thence northwesterly along said trail to the junction of Dean Creek Trail 87, thence northeasterly from said trail junction along the divide between Schafer and Dcun Creeks to the Elk Ridge Trail 333 at the divide between Schafer Creek. Argosy Creek, and Dean Creek, thence southeasterly along said trail to the U.S. Forest Service Trail connecting the Dolly Varden - Pentagon Pass to Pot Mountain thence easterly along said trail to Trail 173, thence southeasterly from said trail junction along the divide between the Middle and South Forks of the Flathead River over Pentagon Mountain to Switchback Pass on the Continental Divide, the point of beginning.

151 - Danaher: Those portions of Lewis and Clark and Powell Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginningon the Continental Divide at White River Pass and Trail 138, thence westerly on said trail to itsjunction with Trail 1 1 2, thence westerly along said trail staying on the south side of the White River to Trail 263, thence northerly on said trail to the White River, thence down the White River to the South Fork of the Flathead River, thence southerly along said river to Youngs Creek, thence southwesterly up said creek to Haun Creek T rail 1 25, thence southerly along said trail to H aun Creek Pass and the Lolo National forest Boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to the Continental Divide at Triple Divide, thence northerly along the Continental Divide to White River Pass, the point of beginning.

213 - Lost Creek: Those portions of Granite, Powell and Deer Lodge Counties lying within the following- described boundury: Beginning at thejunction of the Red Lion Road and U.S. Highway I0A at Georgetown Lake, thence in a northeasterly direction along Red Lion Road and Trail to Race Track Lake, thence in an easterly direction along Race T rack Creek to the bridge on Interstate Highway 90, thence along U.S. Highway 10 in a southerly direction to itsjunction with U.S. Highway I0A, thence along U.S. Highway I0A in a westerly direction to itsjunction with the Red Lion Road, the point of beginning.

220 - South Superior: Those portions of Missoula and Mineral Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Superior, thence southeast on Interstate 90 to the Fish Creek Road, thence south up the Fish Creek Road to the South Fork of Fish Creek, thence up the South Fork Fish Creek Road to the Lolo Creek-Fish Creek Divide, thence south on Forest Roads 343 and 343A to U. S. Highway 12, thence west along

S' s “T*— «I°«S ™d divide to Lookout Pass, Ihencc east on

u. a. interstate Highway 90 to Superior, the point of beginning.

Th“' P«ii°i" of Granite. and Dee, Lodge Counties lying within the Mowing -described boundary, Beginning at Anaconda, thence southeast on U.S. Highway 10A to Route 274 (Mill Creek Road) *">"* R»d“ ™ io State Route 45. , hence w«, long State Route 43 !o SeymTu, Cn^k

Su“".n SeyrereuT fT“!t T' “ L°“'" S'>™” U*' Campground, thence notthetly to tire

M d™llc' iheocenorthweat along said dtvide to Mount Hum. thence norehwesl front

Mount Howe to the head of Twin Lake, Creek at the northwest comer of Section 33. T4N R 13W thence north along Twin Lakes Creek lo Highway 10A. thence east along said highway to Anaconda, the po.nl of beginning

,W“ flh'lae: Those portions of Granite. Deer Lodge and Beaverhead Counties lying within the following-desert bed boundary: Beginning at the mouth of LaMarche Creek and Slate Route 43 ihencc c7rekBil'te,ro ^ “vide, thence northeast along ,.,d divide to the Rock

it FoTof R~k C^iTih “i”"* ‘*'d divide lo State Route 3». thence east along said route to

the hast fork of Rock Creek, thence south along said creek to the Continental Divide at Cutaway Pass thence

Cn“g V * ^ L*M,,reh' Crak “ “* f UM-nrhe ^ the 7f

240 - West Bitterroot: Those portions of Ravalli and Missoula Counties lying within the following-desctibed

boundary Beginning a, Lo!o. thence southon U.S. Highway 93 to TinCupCreek, thence westupsnid creek to

the Montana-Idaho Border, thence north along said border to the Dick Creek Road, thence notlh along said road to the Lewis and Clark Highway (U. S. Highway 12), thence east along said highway lo Lolo. the point of beginning.

250 - West Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary:

01 ,hc j“nc,lon of Tm CuP Creck and U.S. Highway 93, thence southerly along U.S. Highway 93 to the Montana-Idaho Border, thence southwesterly and northerly along said border to Tin Cup Creck Headwaters, thence easterly down Tin Cup Creek to itsjunction with U.S. Highway 93. the point of beginning

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261 • Sapphire Ranee: Those portions of Ravalli and Granite Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Skalkaho Pass thence west on State Route 38 to U. S. Highway 93, thence north along said highway to Hamilton, thence north on Route 269 to the Eightmile Creek Road, thence east along said road to the Rock Creek-Bitterroc t Divide, thence south along said divide to Cleveland Mountain, thence east down the Welcome Creek Trail 225 to the Rock Creek Road, thence south up said road to State Route 38, thence west along said route to Skalkaho Pass, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Skalkaho Game Praervt ihall be cloacd lo all burning.

270 - East Fork Bitterroot: That portion of Ravalli County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U . S Highway 93 and the Skalkaho Road (Route 38), thence easterly along said road to the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide, thence southerly along said divide to its junction with the Continental Divide, thence southwesterly along said divide to the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence westerly along the state line to U. S. Highway 93. thence northerly along said highway to its junction with the Skalkaho Road (Route 38), the point of beginning.

280 - North Blackfoot: Those portions of Lewis and Clark, Powell and Missoula Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Rogers Pass, thence west along Stale Route 200 to its junction with state Route 83 (Seeley Lake Road), thence north along said route to the Swan-Clearwater River Divide, thence east along the Swan-Clearwater Divide to the Flathead-Blackfoot River Divide, thence south and easterly along said divide to Triple Divide and the Continental Divide, thence south and easterly along the Continental Divide to Rogers Pass, the point of beginning.

312 - Pioneer: Those portions of Beaverhead, Deer Lodge, Silver Bow and Madison Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Wisdom, thence southerly and easterly along Route 278 lo U. S. H ighway 9 1 . thence northerly along said highway to State Route 43, thence westerly and southerly along said route to Wisdom, the point of beginning.

320 - Tobacco Root Mountains: Those portions of Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson and Silver Bow Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Ennis, thence westerly and northerly along Stale Route 287 to U. S. Highway 10, thence easterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 287, thence southerly along said highway to Ennis, the point of beginning.

321 - Medicine Lodge-Big Sheep: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Bannack Pass on Route 324 and the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence northerly and easterly along said route to Interstate Highway 15 (U. S. Highway 91). thence southerly along said route to Monida Pass on the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence southerly, easterly and northerly along said state line to Bannack Pass, the point of beginning.

322 - South Big Hole: That portion of Beaverhead County lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at Wisdom, thence southerly along Route 278 to the Jackson-Skinner Meadows Road, thence southerly along said road and the Bloody Dick-Trail Creek Road to Route 324, thence southerly along said route to the Montana-ldaho State Line, thence northwesterly along said state line to State Route 43, thence easterly along said route to Wisdom, the point of beginning.

323 - Yellowstone- Boulder: Those portions of Park and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the foliowing- described boundary: Beginning at Big Timber, thence westerly along U.S. Highway 10, (U.S. Interstate Highway 90), to U.S. Highway 89 at Livingston, thence southerly along U.S. Highway 89 to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to Hellroaring Creek thence northerly up said creek to the West Fork of Hellroaring Creek, thence northerly up said creek to the West Fork of Hellroaring Creek-Bridge Creek Divide between Crow Mountain and Bridge Mountain, thence northerly from said divide down Bridge Creek to the M am Boulder River, thence northerly down said river to Route 298, thence northerly along said route to Big Timber, the point of beginning.

324 - Spanish Peaks: Those portions of Madison and Gallatin Counties lying within the following-described boundary : Beginning at the mouth of Jack Creek, thence easterly up said creek to the Madison-Gallalin Rivers Divide and the Middle Fork of the West Fork of the Gallatin River, thence easterly down said Middle and West Forks to the Gallatin River, thence northerly down said river to Route 289, thence westerly along said route to the Madison River, thence southerly up said river to Jack Creek, the point of beginning.

325 - Jack Creek-Indian Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Jack Creek on the Madison River, thence easterly up Jack

Creek to the Madison-Gallatin Rivers divide and the Middle Fork of the West Fork of the Gallatin River, thence easterly down said Middle and West Forks to U.S. Highway 191, thence southerly along said highway to the mouth of Buck Creek, thence westerly up Buck Creek to the Gallatin-Madison Rivers divide and thence southerly along said divide to Shcdhorn Ridge (mountain), thence down the toe of Shedhorn Ridge in a northwesterly direction to Indian Creek, thence westerly down Indian Creek to the point where Indian Creek flows into the Madison River, thence northerly down the Madison River to the mouth of Jack Creek, the point of beginning.

326 - Indian Creek- Wolf Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Indian Creek on the Madison River, thence easterly up Indian Creek to the toe of Shedhorn Ridge (mountain), thence up to Shedhorn Ridge in a southeasterly direction to the Madison-Gallatin divide, thence northerly along said divide to the head of Buck Creek, thence easterly down Buck Creek to U.S. Highway 191, thence southerly along said highway to the mouth of Sage Creek, thence southerly up Sage Creek to the confluence of Big Sage and Little Sage Creeks, thence southerly along the divide between Big and Little Sage Creeks to Sage Mountain, thence westerly along the Madison-Gallatin divide (through Sentinel Peak) and southerly to Expedition Pass and the head of Wolf Creek, thence westerly down Wolf Creek to the Madison River, thence northerly down the Madison River to the mouth of Indian Creek, the point of beginning.

327 - Wolf Creek-Papoose Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the following- described boundary. Beginning at the mouth of Wolf Creek on the Madison River, thence easterly up Wolf Creek to Expedition Pass and the Madison-Gallatin divide, thence easterly along said divide and through Sentinel Peak to the head of Beaver Creek of the Madison, thence southerly down Beaver Creek to the confluence of Beaver Creek and the West Fork of Beaver Creek, thence southwesterly up the West Fork of Beaver Creek to the head of Papoose Creek, thence westerly down Papoose Creek to the Madison River, thence northerly down the Madison River to the mouth of Wolf Creek, the point of beginning.

328 - Papoose Creek-Rock Creek: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at the mouth of Papoose Creek on the Madison River, thence easterly up Papoose Creek to the head of the West Fork of Beaver Creek, thence easterly down the West Fork of Beaver Creek to Beaver Creek, thence southerly down Beaver Creek to the Madison River, thence westerly and northerly along the Madison River to the mouth of Papoose Creek, the point of beginning.

329 - Hellroaring-Slough Creek: Those portions of Park County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning on Slough Creek on the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, thence westerly along said boundary to Hellroaring Creek, thence northerly up said creek to the West Fork of Hellroaring Creek, thence northerly up said creek to the divide between the West Fork of Hellroaring Creek and Bridge Creek, between Crow Mountain and Bridge Mountain, thence northerly from said divide down Bridge Creek to the Main Boulder River, thence southerly up said river to the East Fork of the Boulder River thence easterly and southerly up said river to the East Fork of the Boulder River-Slough Creek Divide, thence easterly over said divide to Slough Creek, thence southerly down said creek to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary, the point of beginning.

380 - Radersburg: Those portions of Jefferson, Broadwater, and Lewis and Clark Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Boulder, thence southerly along Route 28 1 to U.S. Highway 10. thence easterly along said highway to U. S. Highway 287, thence northerly along said highway to U. S. Highway 91 and Interstate 15, thence southerly along said highway to Boulder, the point of beginning.

393 - Bridger: Those portions of Gallatin County lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 10 and State Highway 293 at Bozeman, thence easterly and northerly along Stale Highway 293 to its junction with the Flathead Pass road, thence westerly along said road to itsjuriction with the Rocky Mountain road, thence southerly along said road to its junction with U.S. Highway 10, thence southeasterly along said highway to its junction with State Highway 293, the point of beginning.

414 - North Teton: Those portions of Teton and Pondera Counties included within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Teton Pass on the Continental Divide, thence easterly along U. S. Forest Service T rail No. 1 14 to U. S. Forest Service Route No. 144 (Teton River Road) near the West Fork of the Teton River Ranger Station, thence southerly and easterly along the Teton River Road to junction of U. S. Highway 89, thence northerly alongsaid route to Dupuyer Rest Area, thence westerly along U. S. Forest Service Route No. 146 to Swift Dam, thence westerly along U. S. Forest Service Trail No. 121 to the Continental Divide, thence southerly along Continental Divide to Teton Pass, the point of beginning.

415 - Birch Creek: Those portions of Teton, Pondera and Glacier counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Badger Pass on the Continental Divide, thence easterly along U. S. Forest Service T rail No. 121 to Swift Dam, thence northerly along Blackfoot Indian Reservation Boundary to U. S. Highway 2,

thence southwesterly along U. S. Highway 2 to Summit, thence southeasterly along the Continental Divide to Badger Pass, the point of beginning.

431 Sleeping Giant: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Wolf Creek, thence northeast on U. S. Highway 91 (Recreation Road) to the Missouri River, thence southward up said river (excluding the Gates of the Mountains Game Preserve) to Upper Holter Lake and the Hilgcr Ranch Road, thence west on said road to the Interstate 1 5, thence northward along said interstate to Wolf Creek, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Gala of Ihc Mountain! Gome Preserve closed lo hunting. Boundary description on pogc 8.

446 - Mount Edith: Those portions of Meagher and Broadwater counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at White Sulphur Springs, thence westerly along the Fort Logan Road to the Duck Creek Road, thence westerly along said road across the divide to the Canyon Ferry Road No. 284, thence southerly along said road to U. S. Highway 12, thence easterly along said highway to junction with U. S. Highway 89, thence northerly along said highway to White Sulphur Springs, the point of beginning.

447 - Square Butte: That portion of Chouteau County lying within the following-described boundary. Beginning at Geraldine, thence southeasterly along State Highway 230 to Arrow Creek, thence southwesterly up Arrow Creek to the Geyser-Geraldinc Road, thence northerly along said road to Geraldine, the point of beginning.

451 - Gates of the Mountains: That portion of Lewis and Clark County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the confluence of Elkhom Creek and the Missouri River, thence eastward along Elkhorn Creek to the Cascade County line, thence south and east along said county line to the Meagher County line, thence south along said county line to Pike Creek, thence down Pike Creek to the Figure Eight Road, thence southerly and easterly along said road to Trout Creek, thence southwesterly down said creek to the Missouri River, thence down the Missouri River to Elkhom Creek, the point of beginning.

NOTE: Giles of Ihc Mountain* Game Preserve closed lo hunling Boundary description on page 8.

514 - Line Creek: That portion of Carbon County lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Red Lodge, thence easterly along Route 308 to Belfry and its junction with Route 72, thence southerly along Route 72 to the Montana-Wyoming state line, thence westerly along said state line to Rock Creek, thence northerly and easterly down Rock Creek to Red Lodge, the point of beginning.

516 - Big Snow y Mountains: Those portions of Golden Valley and Fergus Counties lying within the following- described boundary : All lands within the exterior boundaries of the Big Snowy Mountains portion of the Lewis and Clark National Forest.

51 7 - Rock Creek: Those portions of Carbon and Park counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at Red Lodge, thence southerly and westerly up Rock Creek to the Montana-Wyoming state line, thence westerly along said state line to Big Moose Lake and Russell Creek, thence northerly up Russell Creek through Widewater, Fox and Russell lakes to Dead Horse Lake, thence easterly over the Broadwater River- East Rosebud Divide to Fossil Lake, thence northerly and easterly down the East Rosebud Creek to Roscoe, thence southerly and easterly along Route 78 to Red Lodge, the point of beginning.

518 - Froze-to-Death: Those portions of Park, Carbon and Stillwater Counties lying within the following- described boundary: Beginning at Roscoe, thence southwesterly up East Rosebud Creek to Fossil Lake, thence westerly over the Broadwater River-East Rosebud Divide to Dead Horse Lake, thence southeasterly down Russell Creek through Russell, Fox and Widewater Lakes to Big Moose Lake and the Montana-Wyoming State Line, thence westerly along said state line to the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, thence northwesterly up said river to the mouth of the Broadwater River, thence northwesterly up said river to Iceberg Peak and Grasshopper Glacier, thence northeasterly down West Rosebud Creek to its junction with the Roscoe-Dean Road, thence southeast along said road to Roscoe, the point of beginning.

519 - Fishtail: Those portions of Stillwater and Park Counties lying within the following-described boundary: Beginning at the junction of the Roscoe-Dean Road and West Rosebud Creek, thence southwesterly up said creek to Grasshopper Glacier and Iceberg Peak, thence southeasterly down the Broadwater River to the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, thence southeasterly down said river to the Montana-Wyoming State Line, thence westerly alongsaid line to Highway 212, thence northwesterly along said highway to Daisy Pass-Lake Abundance Road, thence northwesterly along said road to its junction with the Stillwater River, thence northerly down the Stillwater River to Nye and its junction with the Nye-Dcan Road, thence easterly alongsaid road to its junction with the Roscoe-Dean Road, thence easterly alongsaid road to its junction with the West Rosebud Creek, the point of beginning.

AREAS CLOSED OR LIMITED TO HUNTING METHODS FOR BIG GAME

Augusta Bird Preserve: Beginning at what is known as the Sallee Bridge where the Dearborn Road crosses the South Fork of Sun River (Elk Creek) and following this county road .4 of a mile to F.A.S. 0434. thence north of the intersection of Highway #434 and Highway #287 in Augusta, thence north through Augusta along Highway #287 to where Highway #287 and the Great Northern RR tracks intersect at Gillman, thence east along the Great Northern RR tracks to where the said railroad crosses the South Fork of Sun River (Elk River), thence due south along a posted line to Great Falls Highway #21, thence west and south along Highway #21 to the Eberl Lane Road, thence south along the Eberl Lane Road 1 .6 miles, thence west along fence to Highway #287. thence in a southerly and westerly direction across the Zimmer, Kenck, and Gourley ranches as posted to the Sallee Bridge, the point of beginning. Exception: The properties at the east edge of Augusta known as the American Legion Rodeo Grounds and Park are excluded from said preserve.

Bighorn Sheep Closure, Closed Area Within Bighorn Sheep Hunting District 500: Those portions of Stillwater and Sweet Grass Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Woodbine Campground thence westerly along the adjacent rocky reef to the Main Stillwater-West Fork of the Stillwater Divide Trail, thence northerly alongsaid trail to the Horseman Rats Road and the Forest Service boundary, thence easterly along said boundary to its junction with the Stillwater River, thence southerly up said river to Woodbine Campground, the point of beginning.

Bitterroot-Clark Fork Archery District: Those portions of Missoula and Ravalli Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Lolo, thence north on U.S. Highway 93 to the Big Rat Road ( Missoula County Route 30), thence northerly along said road to Harper's Bridge across the Clark Fork River, thence westerly down said river to the first Interstate 90 bridge west of the Ninemile Interchange, thence easterly along Interstate 90 to its intersection with Highway 93 at Missoula, thence southerly along said highway to the Miller Creek Road, thence south along said road to the K.O. Ranch Road, thence south on said road to its end, thence south along the eastside Montana Power Company “B” Power Line to the Eightmile Creek Road, thence south along said road to its junction with the eastside Highway (State Route 203, 268, and 269), thence south on said highway to itsjunction with U.S. Highway 93 at Hamilton, thence south on Highway 93 to its junction with State Route 38, thence south along said road to its junction with Stale Route 50 1 , thence south along said road to itsjunction with County Road 87, thence south along said road to its junction with U.S. Highway 93 at Como, thence north along Highway 93 to itsjunction with the Roaring Lion Road, thence west alongsaid road to itsjunction with County Road 68, thence north along said road to itsjunction with County Road 62. thence north along said road to itsjunction with U.S. Highway 93 at Riverside Bridge, thence north along Highway 93 to Lolo, the point of beginning.

Brinkman G.mt Pres.r,,. The SK Seclion 7, and EH. NEW stcilon 7, and SW section 8. and NW'/. section 8.

S'/S section 9, S!/$ and E'A. NE'/o section 10. All of sections 1 1, 14. 15. 16, 17, 18, 19,20. 29, 35. 36; all in township 29N, range 7E. M.P.M., Liberty County, Montana.

Canyon Ferry Game Management Area: Closed to hunting of big game except as designated under hunting regulations T8N. R2E, Section 33 and 34. T7N. R2E. Section 3. 4. 8, 9. 16. 17. 18. 19. and 20. and T7N, R1E, Section 11. 12. 13. and 24.

C. M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge (Portions): Refer to legal descriptions under deer districts 621 . 632, and 650, and antelope district 620, 630,and 650.

Cooke City Moose Closure: Refer to legal descriptions under moose district 322.

Gallatin Closed Area: Those portions of Gallatin and Madison Counties lying within the following described boundary: Beginning at Daly Pass on the Yellowstone National Park boundary, thence in a northwesterly direction following the horse trail to the headwaters of the South Fork of Buffalo Horn Creek, thence down the South Fork of Buffalo Horn Creek to a posted line that goes along the south side of Cow Rats to its intersection with the main Buffalo Horn, thence down said creek to the Gallatin River, thence up the Gallatin River to Snowflake Springs and the toe of Snowflake Ridge, thence up Snowflake Ridge in a southerly direction and along a posted boundary and the Sage Creek-Monument Creek divide, and along the Sage Creek-Snowslidc Creek divide and along the Sage Creek-Bacon Rind Creek divide to the Gallatin-Madison Rivers divide at Redstreak Peak, thence in a southeasterly direction along the Gallatin-Madison divide to the boundary of Yellowstone National Park, thence in a north and then easterly direction along said Park boundary to Daly Pass, the point of beginning.

Gates of the Mountains Game Preserve: Beginning in section 2, township 1 2 north, range 3 west at the southeast corner of upper Holter Lake and proceeding westerly along the northern shoreline of said upper Holter Lake in the Gates of the Mountains area located in Lewis and Clark County, Montana, and then northerly along Stoney Point Beacon road, then northerly along the powerline to said beacon, then along the bulldozer road to the point of the ridge in section 23, township 13 north, range 3 west, then northerly to the Missouri River, then easterly across said river and lake to the forest service boundary to the wilderness boundary, then south following the wilderness boundary to the southeast comer of section I. township 12 north, range 3 west, then west back to the upper Holter Lake to the point of beginning, intending hereby to include in said game preserve all the territory adjacent to the Gates of the Mountains area, shall be called and known as the Gates of the Mountains game preserve.

GRANT KOHRS RANCH NEAR DEER LODGE closed to huntine.

r.r»n Mreriim Game Preserve: Beginning at a point in the southeast quarter of section 13 where the Silver Road runs north, thence following said road through section 1 3 and continuing through section 1 2 to a point in the northeast portion where the Scratch Gravel Road runs due west, thence following due west along the Scratch Gravel Road until it crosses the Great Northern Railroad tracks, thence continuing on in a westerly direction to the section line between section 12 and 11, thence south to the quarter comer on the section line between section 1 1 and section 12, thence due west through the center of section 1 1, to the west boundary of section II. thence south along the boundary line of section 1 1 and section 14, continuing south to the south boundary line of section 14. thence east along the south boundary of section 14 and section 1 3 to the point of beginning.

Helmville-Ovando Archery District: Refer to legal description of deer-elk district 290.

Jefferson River Closed Area: Closed to hunting of big game exept as designated under hunting regulation. Beginning at the point where U.S. Highway 287 crosses the former C.M. St. P. & P. Railway right-of-way, near Sappington. thence northeasterly along U.S. Highway 287 to the junction of Interstate Highway 90, thence easterly along Interstate 90 to itsjunction with the C.M. St. P. & P Railway, thence southwesterly along C.M. St. P. & P Railway to Highway 287 near Sappington. the point of beginning.

Lake Bowdoin migratory waterfowl refuge closed to hunting of big game.

Lincoln Archery District: Refer to legal description of deer-elk district 284.

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Lincoln Closed Area: Section 24, TUN, R9W, shall be closed to big game hunting. This comprises the area around the town of Lincoln.

Lone Pine Came Preserve: Beginning at the northeast corner of section 19, township 28 north, range 21 west, following the north boundary of section 19 in a westerly direction I mile; thence continuing in a northerly and westerly direction following the Kalispell-Foy’s Lake highway to where it turns in a southwesterly direction following the same highway to Foy 's Lake; thence in a southeasterly direction following the highway to section line between sections 25 and 26. township 28 north and range 21 west; thence in a southerly direction following the Foy's Lakc-Patrick Creek highway to where the said highway turns in a southeasterly direction following the said highway to a point in section 6, township 27 north and range 21 west; thence in an easterly direction following the Kalispell-Patrick Creek highway to a potot in section 5, township 27 north, range 21 west, to a point where said highways turn in a northerly direction' following the Kalispell-Patrick Creek highway to the point of beginning.

Manhattan Game Preserve: Beginning at the intersection of the west bank of the West Gallatin River and the south line of the right of way of the main line of the Northern Pacific Railway Company as the same extends between Belgrade and Manhattan, Montana, running thence west along the south boundary line of said railroad right of way to a point near the road which leads to the ranch entrance of the R. A. Young Ranch, thence southwesterly to the east bank of the Spring Creek irrigation canal, thence southwesterly along the east bank of the said canal, thence to the closest point to the Perk Canal, thence (as posted) westerly to the Perk Canal, thence southerly along the east bank of the Perk Canal to Camp Creek, thence southerly along the southeast side of Camp Creek to a left fork known as Spring Creek, thence southerly along the southeast bank of Spring Creek to the south boundary of the O. H. Hess Ranch, thence westerly along the said ranch boundary to the intersection with Montana state highway project No. 41 . thence south along the east boundary line of said oiled highway to a point where said highway turns in an easterly direction along the road extending east and west past the Hecb schoolhouse, thence in an easterly direction along the north line of said road which passes the Heeb schoolhouse and the Walter Sales ranch as extended by county road No. 74, and a prolongation of the north line of said road if extended due cast to a point where said north line of said road would intersect the west bank of the West Gallatin River, thence north along the west bank of the West Gallatin River to the point of beginning. This line as described and posted shall constitute the legal boundary of the Manhattan Game Preserve.

Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge: Portions open to antelope hunting. See antelope district 641.

Milk River Game Management Area: Hunting by shotgun or bow and arrow only as posted and as described under current regulations.

McLean Game Preserve: S W'/4, NE'/4, S!4, N W'/4, SW'/4 of section 5, township 28 north, range 3 west; lots 4, 5, 6, 7, SE'/4. S'/i NE'/4. SE'/4. NW'/4i E14, NE'/4, SE'/4, NW'/4, EV4. SW'/4 section 6. township 28, range 3 west; N'/5, NE'/i, NEW, NWW lot 1 , section 7 township 28, range 3 west; NW'/J, NW1/*, section 8 township 28, range 3 west; lots l, 2, 3. and 4. section I. township 28, range 4 west. SW, NW section I, township 28, range 4 west; SW, SE'/4 section 35. township 29. range 4 west,- Pondera County, Montana.

Old Steel Bridge: That portion of District 1 70 in Flathead County lying in Sections 9, 10, 1 5. and 1 6 of Township 28N Range 21 W, within the following described boundary: Beginning at the Old Steel Bridge on the Flathead River, thence following the county road in a westerly direction to the Stillwater River, thence down the east bank of the Stillwater River to its confluence with the Flathead River, thence up the west bank of the Flathead River to the Old Steel Bridge, the point of beginning.

Prison Ranch (Portion of): Portion as posted on the west side of Deer Lodge.

Rookery Recreation Area (As Posted): See deer district 612.

Seeley Lake Game Preserve: Beginning at the southwestcorner of section 32, township 1 7 north, range 1 5 west, M P M .; thence north following section line to the northwest comer of section 20, the same township and range; thence east following section line to the northeast corner of section 22, same township and range; thence south along section line to the southeast corner of section 34. same township and range; thence east along township line to the northeast corner of said section 3, township 1 6 north, range 1 5 west; thence south along section line to the southeast corner of said section 3. thence west along section line to the southwest comer of section 5, same township and range; thence north along section line to the northwest comer of said section 5; thence west along township line to the southwest comer of section 32, township 1 7 north, range 1 5 west, the place of beginning, all of which is in Missoula County, Montana.

Skalkaho Game Preserve: Beginning at Eagle Point, thence south along the Bitterroot-Rock Creek Divide to Skalkaho Pass, thence westerly along state route 38 lo U.S. Forest Service trail 108, thence northerly along said trail to the Gird-Skalkaho Divide road near Gird Point, thence northerly along said road to Skalkaho Mountain thence northerly along the old trail to Fool Hen (Willow) Lake, thence north down the old trail following a fork of Willow Creek to the Willow Creek-Burnt Fork Lake Trail (Forest Trail 300), thence easterly along said trail to Burnt Fork Lake, thence northerly along Trail 321 (Burnt Fork Creek Trail), to Trail 147 thence easterly along Trail 147 to Eagle Point, the point of beginning.

Stillwater Game Preserve: Starting at a point where East Reserve Drive and the Flathead River join between sections 26 and 35. township 29 north, range 2 1 west, thence in a westerly direction along the south boundary of Reserve Drive approximately 2>/4 miles to the east bank of the Whitefish River, thence southerly along said bank of the Whitefish River to its confluence with the Stillwater River, thence up the west bank of the Stillwater River to the east-west centerline of section 6, township 28 north, range 21 west, thence west on this centerline to Highway 93. thence southerly along Highway 93 to the Kalispell city limits thence along the east Kalispell city limits totheOld Steel Bridge county road to Woodland Park, thence in an easterly direction along the county road to the Flathead River at the Old Steel Bridge, thence northerly up the west bank of the Flathead River lo the point of beginning.

Sun River Game Preserve: Beginning at a point on the Continental Divide of the Rocky Mountains, due south of the head or source of the south fork of the north fork of Sun River, in what will be, when surveyed, section 8. township 18 north of range 10 west, Montana meridian; thence due north from the crest of the Continental Divide to the head of the south fork of the north fork of Sun River, thence northerly along and down the course of the south fork of the north fork of Sun River as it winds and turns to its confluence with the north fork of the north fork of Sun River; thence northerly along the course of the north fork of the north fork of Sun River as it winds and turns to its head or source; thence due north to the crest of the Continental Divide of the Rocky Mountains; thence along the crest of the Continental Divide of the Rocky Mountains southwesterly and southerly to the place of beginning, intending hereby to include in said game preserve all that territory lying between the south fork of the north fork and the north fork of the north fork of Sun River on the east and the Continental Divide of the Rocky Mountains on the west.

Teton-Spring Creek Bird Preserve - Special Archery Season: For the better protection and propagation of birds, the following described area in Teton County, Slate of Montana, is hereby set aside and established as a state bird preserve, to be known as the Teton-Spring Creek Bird Preserve: All of Sections 2. 3, 4, 9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2. 1 3, 14, and 15 in township 24 north, range 5 west.

The department may open all or part of the Teton-Spring Creek Bird Preserve for a special archery season in accord nace with 87-1-304 and 87-2-708.

Warm Springs Game Preserve: All of sections 13. 14, 23. and 24. except such portions of these sections that lie south of the Anaconda-Warm Springs highway or cast of the Butte-Deer Lodge highway, all in township 5 north, range 10 west.

Montana is famous for its abundant and diverse wildlife re¬ source. Wildlife has been an important part of the heritage of Montanans, but until 1983, most wildlife conservation efforts were directed at endangered and game species.

Montana is rich in nongame wildlife too— with over 500 species such as the bluebird, painted turtle, pelican, pika and sturgeon chub. Since no reliable funding source has been available until now, very little is known about our nongame species.

The 1983 Legislature passed a new law allowing taxpayers to contribute $2, $5 or $10 to the Nongame Wildlife Program through a checkoff on state income tax returns. The Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks, as administrator of the program, will use the tax-deductible contributions to fund education and re¬ search efforts on behalf of Montana’s wildlife.

This. program will help to ensure the important role nongame plays in a healthy environment while benefiting all wildlife in the future.

Please El on Line 61 of your state income tax return to fund education and research to learn more about Montana’s wildlife.

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