Mahoney Creek Hunting Property in Powder River County, Montana

Features & Description

The Mahoney Creek Hunting Property, consisting of 480 +/- deeded acres and 160 acres +/- of BLM lease, is situated deep in the heart of Mule Deer country, just across the Wyoming/Montana border near Bittle, MT. The property offers a diversity of open slopes, timbered ridges and significant changes of elevation. The pine ridges offer superb mule deer habitation and the grassy plains provide abundant forage for deer and other types of wildlife. Nestled in the pine ridges of the ranch are numerous food plots totaling approximately 50 acres. These enhanced areas provide additional forage for the Mule Deer and draw game in from neighboring areas. There are also two ponds on the property providing good water sources for livestock and wildlife and the bigger pond on the north end of the property is stocked with Largemouth Bass, and Trout. Migratory elk and resident herds of deer make this the perfect property for wildlife viewing or hunting. The property is nicely, but not overly improved with a newer cabin on the south end of the property. There is also a small livestock facility adjacent to the cabin which works well for keeping horses and livestock.

Location & Directions

The Mahoney Creek Hunting Property is located 15 miles southwest of Biddle, MT, situated in the south end of Powder River County, just north of the Wyoming border. The area is known to be some of the best Mule Deer hunting in the West. It is accessed by traveling west off of Highway 59, between Gillette, WY and Broadus, MT.