Nestled at the eastern base of the Little Belt Mountains in Hunting District 418, just 45 miles southwest of Lewistown, Montana, the Judith River Wildlife Preserve encompasses approximately 1,720 acres of remarkably diverse and scenic land. This exceptional property is rich in wildlife and natural beauty, offering a rare combination of productive ground, varied terrain, and outstanding recreational opportunities. The ranch is home to a wide range of wildlife species, including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl, pheasants, and trout. Upland bird hunting thrives here, with pheasants populating the river bottom and grouse inhabiting the higher elevations. Waterfowl are drawn to the property's sloughs and spring-fed wetlands. The landscape transitions from lush river bottom with mature cottonwoods and willows near the fields, to rolling hills and pine-covered knobs.