The Missouri Breaks Hunting Camp is a 488 acre outdoorsman’s paradise. It lies at the boundary where north central Montana’s vast rolling agricultural lands drop into the deep coulees, canyons, and breaks carved from the waters of the Missouri River and its tributaries. One such tributary, Birch Creek, runs year round and meanders over a mile through the north side of the property on its way to the Missouri River. Amongst the many coulees, draws, drainages, creek bottoms, and benches one will find healthy populations of mule deer and big horn sheep as well as other wildlife. The hunting opportunities for these resident animals is what really sets this property apart. Historically the owners have seen upwards of 50 deer in a given day with over a dozen different bucks. This area is known for quality bucks and potential trophies for both mule deer and big horn sheep and this property is no exception. The hunting opportunities and wildlife numbers could easily be improved with the potential development of food plots on over 50 acres of high benches throughout the property. Much of the public lands bordering the property are landlocked or accessible to only the most dedicated public land hunters. This seemingly extends the boundaries of the deeded ground and allows for ample uninterrupted adventures. The bordering private lands are made up of large legacy ranches making this opportunity to purchase a smaller size parcel in this area rare. A seasonally maintained county road cuts through the property and dead ends shortly after providing easy access during the summer months and hunting season, while keeping traffic minimal. The Missouri Breaks Hunting Camp property itself has changed little since the homesteading days and provides an incredible setting for hunting, adventure, rest, and escaping it all. You won't want to miss an opportunity to purchase such a rare offering.
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