Hunting District 410
HD 410, primarily within the Sapphire Mountains, offers a strong elk population and significant public land within the Bitterroot National Forest.
Montana · United States · Season: Fall hunting seasons
Overview
HD 410, primarily within the Sapphire Mountains, offers a strong elk population and significant public land within the Bitterroot National Forest. This unit is known for its steep, rugged terrain, dense timber, and high-country basins. Access is generally from the Bitterroot Valley towns like Hamilton or Darby. This is another unit where fitness is key, and getting away from roads increases your odds significantly. Elk densities are good, and the mature bull potential is strong for hunters willing to put in the effort. Expect significant hiking and navigation challenges. Grizzly bears are present. General elk tag applies. Standard state hunting license and conservation stamp fees.
Planning notes
Where: Montana, United States Best season: Fall hunting seasons Good for: Hiking, Wildlife Viewing, Camping Featured on: Top 10 Public Land Elk Units in Montana: High-Percentage Districts (#4) Access point: Montana, USA Check current permits, closures and fire restrictions with the managing agency before you commit to dates.
Where on earth
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Coordinates
- Decimal degrees
- 46.8797, -110.3626
- Latitude (DMS)
- 46° 52′ 46.9″ N
- Longitude (DMS)
- 110° 21′ 45.2″ W
Coordinates are an access-point reference for Hunting District 410, not a route. Carry a paper map and confirm trailhead or put-in access with the managing agency before you go.