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Montana is one of the largest states in the U.S. and the total area available for hunting in this state is more than 30 million acres. This is almost 32% of the size of this whole state. According to a fair estimate, every person in this state can have his own area for the hunting of more than 30 acres. This thing creates great opportunities for people who are fond of hunting. Montana hunting lands for sale can be found here. They can come on hunting leases of this state and can shoot their desired animals at any time of the year. Moreover, the weather of this state is always unpredictable. Hunters can face cold weather, warm winds, and rainy seasons at any time of the year. Hence, hunters should have weather updates before visiting any hunting lease. The animals that can be hunt in this state are Bobcat, Mountain Lion, Bison, Duck, Partridge, Wolf, and many others. Every year more than a million hunters visit this state from different areas of U.S. and hunt their desired animals. Additionally, the minimum age to hunt on this land is 17. However, the hunters who are underage can also hunt on this land but under the supervision of some adults. People who visit this state give first priority to the hunting leases on hunting lands.
Montana is a great place to hunt large and small games which include Deer, Bear, Moose, Wild Turkey, Upland Migratory Birds, and Other Species. There are thousands of properties for lease in this state and the rate ranges between “$1000 to $3,000” throughout the state. More than 70% of people of this state contain a hunting license and visit the hunting leases every year during different hunting seasons to hunt big and small games. There is a huge difference between the amount of hunting license for the native hunters and for the nonresidents. Those who want to become a resident of this state must spend consecutive 3 months in this state. Poisons, chemicals, and tranquilizing drugs are prohibited on hunting lands. Moreover, motor vehicles are not allowed inside the hunting land however hunting can be done on a bike. Also, hunters can bring their pets on hunting leases but they must be leashed and hunters should possess their current vaccination slips. Additionally, there are designated areas on hunting leases where the physically challenged hunters can hunt their desired animals. Lastly, motor vehicles are not allowed inside the hunting land until unless you are physically disabled and the engine of the motor vehicles must be switched off while hunting.
Hunters who want to hunt in Eastern Montana can have a prior booking of hunting lease or can have on-site registration depending upon the rules and regulations of the specific hunting lease. There is a special map book which includes all the hunting locations with their addresses which help the hunters to find a good place to hunt. Additionally, hunters are allowed to bring their pets to the hunting leases but they must possess their recent vaccination slips. Moreover, any kind of motor vehicle is not allowed inside the premises of hunting leases. However, hunters who are physically challenged can shoot animals from their vehicles but the engine of the car must be switched off. Benefits that can be availed by most of the hunting leases in Montana include luxurious restrooms, toilets, and campsites. Hunters are allowed to camp on hunting leases but not more than 21 consecutive days in any 30-day period. Additionally, activities that can be performed on hunting leases other than hunting are fishing, hiking, skiing, trapping, and horseback riding. Lastly, alcoholic drinks and drugs are not allowed on the hunting leases and should not be used for hunting.
