Montana Alternating Ranking Procedure
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No, you cannot hunt on private land in Montana without the landowner's permission. It is crucial to respect private property rights and obtain the necessary consent before hunting. Familiarizing yourself with the Montana Alternating Ranking Procedure can help you navigate permissions and acquire landowner tags, should you need them.
All base bonus points accumulate over time until you draw a permit. Montana also has a preference point system for Big Game Combination, Elk Combination, and Deer Combination Licenses. Preference points increase the chances of drawing a combination license and essentially move you ahead in line.
Montana residents get their elk tags over-the-counter for as little as $20 ($10 for minor, disabled, and senior citizens). Non-resident licenses are available only through limited draw. This is before travel cost, or the cost of the outfitter or drop-in camp service.
#Montana Offers Combination Big Game or Elk TagsOver-the-counter (OTC) tags are no longer available for non-residents. You will have to apply for what they call Combination Elk, Big game Combos (Deer and Elk) and Combination Deer licenses.
What exactly is the Montana Alternate's List? Each year, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks receives a number of unused nonresident combination licenses (big game combination, general elk and general deer) that are returned. FWP then offers up a chance at these returned licenses through their Alternate's List.
If you did not apply for a license or permit, you can purchase a bonus point for that license or permit from July 1-September 30. The fee to purchase a bonus point without applying is $15 per species for residents and the nonresident fees are $25 per species except for Moose, Sheep, and Goat, which are $75 per species.
General Deer license is available to nonresidents only through the Deer or Big Game Combination licenses. Residents must hold a valid general deer license to apply. Nonresidents must also apply for a big game or deer combination license to apply.
For a nonresident to hunt the general license Elk units in Montana, he or she must apply for the Elk Combination License in the general license draw, where the preference point system is used.
How to look up your Montana bonus and preference pointsOnce you are on the MyFWP page, click on Login.Now fill out your username and password.Once you are logged in to your MyFWP account.At the top, you will see all of your bonus points and directly below that you will see your preference points.
The applicant must have completed a Montana hunter education course and have previously purchased a Montana resident hunting license. Qualifying nonresidents 18 years of age or older need to apply for either a Deer, Elk or Big Game Combination license starting March 1 and the deadline is April 1.
