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To hunt pronghorn in Montana, you must obtain a license and follow specific regulations, including a bag limit of two pronghorn per season, an archery tag limit of one, and a season that typically runs from August 15 to October 15.
Licenses and Permits
To hunt pronghorn in Montana, you’ll need to obtain a non-resident big game license or a non-resident combination deer and pronghorn license. These licenses are available through the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks website or through a licensed vendor. You’ll also need to purchase a conservation stamp and a habitat stamp, which are required for all big game hunting in the state.
Season Dates and Bag Limits
The pronghorn hunting season in Montana typically runs from August 15 to October 15, with archery season running from August 15 to September 15. The bag limit for pronghorn is two, and the archery tag limit is one. There is also a special late season for landowners and lessees, which runs from October 16 to October 31.
Hunting Regulations and Guidelines
When hunting pronghorn in Montana, you’ll need to follow specific regulations and guidelines. These include wearing orange or red clothing, carrying a minimum of 10 pounds of edible meat back to camp, and following all federal and state regulations regarding firearms and hunting gear. It’s also essential to familiarize yourself with the specific regulations for the area you’re hunting, as they may vary.
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