Elkland Ranch

Elkland Ranch offers 722+/- deeded acres of prime wildlife habitat in central Montana, ideally suited for hunting, grazing, and recreation. The property features a 60/40 blend of open rangeland and scattered timber, creating optimal cover for elk, deer, turkeys, upland birds, and antelope. Over two miles of Currant Creek flow through the ranch, supplemented by a well for livestock and wildlife water.

Bordering over 5,500 acres of public land—including 4,880+/- acres of BLM and 640+/- acres of state land, some of which are inaccessible to the public—Elkland provides tremendous multi-species hunting opportunities. Located within Hunting District 535, the ranch qualifies for landowner hunting preference, making it especially attractive to dedicated hunting enthusiasts.

With access via Ellis or Johnson Road, Elkland Ranch combines privacy, productivity, and premier recreational value.

The Facts:

~ 722+/- deeded acres

~ 60/40 mosaic of rangeland and scattered timber, which is near perfect for wildlife cover

~ Over two miles of Currant Creek meander through the property, plus one well

~ For hunters, an excellent opportunity to purchase enough deeded land to get landowner preference and have immediate access to thousands of public acres

~ Adjacent to 4,880+/- acres of BLM and 640+/- acres of state land

~ The ranch lies in Hunting District 535 for elk and deer

~ Access to the ranch via Ellis Road or Johnson Road