Seasons & Tags

Montana sheep and goat tag prices outline specific fees for residents and nonresidents, covering conservation passes and species permits.

Montana moose tag costs include resident and nonresident fees, application requirements, conservation licenses, and mandatory permits for big game hunting.

Montana black bear tag costs for residents and nonresidents include base licenses, conservation fees, and specific permit pricing for the season.

The nonresident Montana antelope tag price for 2026, mandatory fees, and total estimated hunting costs are detailed for planners.

The projected 2026 Montana nonresident deer combo license price details costs, application fees, deadlines, and what the bundle includes.

The nonresident Montana elk combo price for 2026 includes projected license costs, mandatory fees, and optional preference point expenses.

Montana nonresident permit rules cap out-of-state hunters at ten percent of limited entry tags, drastically reducing draw odds and increasing competition.

Montana nonresident hunting regulations explain the ten percent quota cap for elk and deer combination licenses and limited entry permits.

Montana preference points move applicants ahead for general licenses, while bonus points square entries for limited-entry permits.

Montana point creep explains how rising demand and limited tag supplies increase the points required to draw your desired hunting licenses over time.