Author: Montana Hunting Guide Editorial Team

The Montana AIS Prevention Pass explains who needs a permit, current fees, and inspection station rules for watercraft users.

The Montana Conservation License serves as the mandatory foundational ticket required before purchasing any hunting, fishing, or trapping permits.

A Montana base hunting license serves as the mandatory foundation for residents and nonresidents purchasing big game tags and permits.

Montana Super Tag rules, application costs, draw odds, and available big game species are explained for residents and non-residents.

Montana sets aside twenty-five percent of limited entry permits for a random draw, giving every applicant an equal chance regardless of bonus points.

Montana nonresident tag quotas determine license allocations, legal caps, application deadlines, permit limits, and point systems for hunters.

Montana limited entry permits and the application process, deadlines, and bonus points required to successfully draw big game tags.

Montana regulations, hunt codes, and draw odds for antlerless elk permits help hunters understand Elk B license opportunities.

The Montana Deer B License is a supplemental tag issued by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks for wildlife management and population control.

The Montana Deer/Elk Combo License for non-residents allows hunters to pursue both big game species in open general districts.