Disabled Vet first time hunting Montana

[USMCMachineGunner0331]

Gentlemen... and ladies,

This year I will be hunting Montana for the first time. I have never been and was looking for some help. I don’t want to ask for anyone’s honey hole but a place to throw down my tent and start from would be a big help. My tag is a nonresident general deer combo modern rifle. I was originally planning on hunting with my stepfather but there seems to be a falling out in the family so I think I’m on my own. Before this I was told we would hunt the 700 unit, but now I’m on my own. Sorry for the long post but a little help would be much appreciated.

 

[Pucky Freak]

Welcome and thank you for your service!

 

[LaSportsman]

Where and when was that photo taken?

 

[44hunter45]

Welcome

 

[pabearhunter]

Welcome aboard.

 

[fachries]

Welcome

 

[SG25]

Welcome! Have you done some e-scouting yet?

 

[D4570]

What kind of deer are you looking for?
Just any old 4 point?
Whitetail, mule deer?
I would have to recommend Northcentral MT.
Gobs of public lands and lots of access.
More deer than you have ever envisioned.
You should have a state use permit in with your conservation license which you have to have for the deer license.
Get a BLM map something around like Winifred, anything in light orange, red, and blue is public land and there is a lot of
Block management lands that is privet but you can hunt it just sign in.
In mt disabled hunters can get a waiver and shoot out of there trucks or off a 4wheeler even ON a county road.

Map: Winifred MT (Surface) - MT1204S

Map shows the Upper Missouri National Wild and Scenic River and The Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument north of Winifred. Marked are the boat camps from Dark Butte east to Judith Landing, then east to BLM's Ervin Ridge Wilderness Study Area. Explore the BLM lands north and south of...

publiclands.org

Good luck, just so many deer so little time

 

[Browning Rifles]

USMCMachinegunner0331
I will be happy to help you. I have access to some places in Region 7 that you can kill a really good Miley or whitetail. When do you want to hunt?

 

[Browning Rifles]

Muley damn ato cor ext

 

[JohnCushman]

Welcome to HT

 

[USMCMachineGunner0331]

Where and when was that photo taken?

that photo was taken in Afghanistan 2009.

 

[USMCMachineGunner0331]

Welcome! Have you done some e-scouting yet?

Yes I have been checking onx and doing some research.

 

[USMCMachineGunner0331]

USMCMachinegunner0331
I will be happy to help you. I have access to some places in Region 7 that you can kill a really good Miley or whitetail. When do you want to hunt?

Currently I am planning on being over there for a week the week before thanksgiving.

 

[LaSportsman]

that photo was taken in Afghanistan 2009.

I was in Garmsir in 2008

 

[Browning Rifles]

That sounds good. Rut should be going strong then. Weather should be right as well.

 

[Hunting Wife]

Welcome! Thanks for your service, and good luck on your hunt!

 

[USMCMachineGunner0331]

I was in Garmsir in 2008

that deployment was near delaram and my second was around nowa. Garmsir sounds familiar like a sister company might have been there at one point in time.

 

[Tdot24]

What kind of deer are you looking for?
Just any old 4 point?
Whitetail, mule deer?
I would have to recommend Northcentral MT.
Gobs of public lands and lots of access.
More deer than you have ever envisioned.
You should have a state use permit in with your conservation license which you have to have for the deer license.
Get a BLM map something around like Winifred, anything in light orange, red, and blue is public land and there is a lot of
Block management lands that is privet but you can hunt it just sign in.
In mt disabled hunters can get a waiver and shoot out of there trucks or off a 4wheeler even ON a county road.

Map: Winifred MT (Surface) - MT1204S

Map shows the Upper Missouri National Wild and Scenic River and The Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument north of Winifred. Marked are the boat camps from Dark Butte east to Judith Landing, then east to BLM's Ervin Ridge Wilderness Study Area. Explore the BLM lands north and south of...

publiclands.org

Good luck, just so many deer so little time

Hey shoot me a message if u can, have a question for you, thanks