Judith Mountains Parcel A | Fergus County | MT

Judith Mountains Hunting Land | GMU 412 | Creek, Power, Septic, Water & Gated Access

Tucked into the rugged beauty of the Judith Mountains, this acreage offers a rare opportunity to own fully functional hunting land and recreational property in the highly sought-after Game Management Unit 412. Positioned within over 420,000 acres of isolated mountain ranges, this property sits in prime wildlife habitat featuring Douglas-fir, lodgepole pine, and cottonwood—supporting elk, deer, bear, moose, and mountain lions.

The terrain offers a desirable mix of timbered slopes and open clearings, creating ideal bedding cover and feeding zones for big game. Water is a standout feature here, with a man made pond and Maiden Creek running through the property, an uncommon advantage in this region to draw in wildlife.

Unlike many properties, this parcel is already equipped with power, septic, and water available for domestic use, significantly increasing its usability and long-term value. Access is secure and convenient via a gravel road and gated entrance. Improvements include a 2-bedroom, 1-bath trailer with a storm-proof cover, allowing for year-round protection and a shaded porch space to enjoy the landscape. Keep all your equipment in the storage shed and 2 conexes!

Steeped in Montana history, these parcels were once mining claims dating back to the early 1900s, inactive since before World War II. Today, the land offers privacy, recreation, and investment potential. Whether you're seeking a hunting basecamp, mountain retreat, or build-ready rural property, this land is ready to use.

Property Highlights

Located in GMU 412 – premier hunting district

Elk, deer, bear, moose, and mountain lion habitat

Maiden Creek

Power, septic, and domestic water already in place

Gravel road access with gated entry

2 bed / 1 bath trailer with storm protection structure

Timber + open terrain mix for hunting and recreation

Historic former mining claims

Ideal hunting basecamp or buildable land