Gallatin National Forest Hunting Area The
Gallatin National Forest is another area we regularly hunt that we are very
familiar with. The entire Gallatin National Forest region comprises about 2.1
million acres in south central Montana and includes the Gallatin, Madison,
Bridger and Beartooth Mountain ranges within its boundaries. Created in 1899,
the Gallatin National Forest area is very close to the Yellowstone National Park
and is considered part of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem.
The beautiful Rocky Mountains serve as the backdrop for your
Montana Hunting trip in the Gallatin and Beaverhead National Forests when
you come along on one of our Montana Guided Hunting trips or unguided camp
hunts. Several species of big game are found here as the ecosystem supports
large numbers of Montana elk, mule deer, bison, Montana moose, bighorn sheep,
antelope, mountain lions, and black bears. In addition to hunting big game,
there are several other activities to enjoy in the outdoors here. Visitors to
the region enjoy hiking and wilderness trekking, downhill and cross-country
skiing, as well as fishing of all kinds.
Imagine spending 7 to 10 days in the beautiful and serene Montana wilderness
enjoying Elk Hunting In Montana, mountain goat, and even moose. We host several
special hunts as well as archery hunting. Take a look at our
Montana Hunting package deals and call us for more
information.
The
Gallatin National Forest is another area we regularly hunt that we are very
familiar with. The entire Gallatin National Forest region comprises about 2.1
million acres in south central Montana and includes the Gallatin, Madison,
Bridger and Beartooth Mountain ranges within its boundaries. Created in 1899,
the Gallatin National Forest area is very close to the Yellowstone National Park
and is considered part of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem.
