Antelope hunting district · Region 3 (Bozeman)

District 322

Montana hunting district 322 (Antelope), FWP Region 3 (Bozeman): 2,566 sq mi in Beaverhead, Madison counties; 57% USFS, BLM, state trust and FWP land; median elevation 6,860 ft; FWP estimated 408 antelope harvested in 2025.

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FWP district boundary, 2026 regulations. A boundary on a map does not grant access to any land inside it.

Area2,566 sq mi

USFS · BLM · state trust · FWP57%

Median elevation6,860 ft

Elevation range4,636–10,315 ft

What stands out

Among the most public of 61 antelope districts: 57% USFS, BLM, state trust and FWP land. MSL Public Lands (calculated)
Among the highest of 61 antelope districts: median elevation 6,860 ft. AWS Terrain Tiles (calculated)

Publicly administered land

Bureau of Land Management	23.2%
US Forest Service	16.3%
Montana state trust land	15.7%
US Fish & Wildlife Service	2.6%
Montana FWP	1.8%
Other federal	1.0%

Area of Montana State Library 'Montana Public Lands' polygons (derived from the Montana Cadastral Framework, Department of Revenue ownership records) intersected with the FWP district boundary, measured in NAD83(2011) Montana State Plane (EPSG:6514). Ownership is not access: some public land is closed to hunting or has no legal access.

Antelope harvest estimates

Year	Hunters	Days	Total Harvest	Bucks	Does	Fawns
2025	n/e	n/e	408	231	168	9
2024	753	3,101	433	241	182	10
2023	n/e	n/e	432	271	159	2
2022	1,129	4,180	808	477	328	3

FWP estimates from the annual hunter harvest survey; they carry sampling error. "n/e": FWP did not estimate district-level hunter numbers that year (2019, 2021, 2023, 2025). Boundaries of a numbered district can change between years.

Landscape

Counties: Beaverhead, Madison counties
National forests: Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest
Wilderness: None
Wildlife management areas: Robb-Ledford, Blacktail
Mountain ranges (GNIS): Blacktail Mountains, Centennial Mountains, Greenhorn Range, Ruby Range, Snowcrest Range, Western Centennial Mountains
Highest named summits: Hogback Mountain (≈10,479 ft), Sunset Peak (≈10,479 ft), Black Butte (≈10,459 ft), Olson Peak (≈10,381 ft)
Passes and gaps: The Notch, Antone Pass, Ledoford Pass, Price-Peet Divide, Lone Tree Pass, Snowshoe Pass
Towns and places: Alder, Ball Place, Bishop Place, Bowman Place, Burdick Place, Campbell Place, Central City (historical), Dalys, Dell, Dillon, East Bench (historical), Fairview (historical), Ford, Fries Place

Elevations sampled on a regular grid inside the district from AWS Terrain Tiles (Terrarium, zoom 10, ~105 m pixels; compiled from USGS 3DEP and SRTM). Approximate: summits read lower than their surveyed height.

Neighboring districts

HD 360 68% public · 7,405 ft median
HD 320 48% public · 6,009 ft median
HD 340 48% public · 5,751 ft median
HD 301 70% public · 7,379 ft median
HD 300 76% public · 7,425 ft median
HD 310 79% public · 6,814 ft median
HD 329 65% public · 6,906 ft median

Sources

District boundary: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks hunting district layer.
Public land: Montana State Library, Montana Public Lands (published 2026-10-06).
Harvest: FWP Harvest Estimates, retrieved 2026-10-30.
Places: USGS Geographic Names Information System. Wilderness and forests: USDA Forest Service.
Elevation: AWS Terrain Tiles (USGS 3DEP, SRTM).

Live weather, snow, fire and access conditions are in the atlas card for this district.