Welcome to your new favorite place! The gateway to Montana's legendary Missouri River Breaks. Nestled on 24± acres of rugged beauty, this exceptional property offers a rare opportunity to own a private retreat in one of the West's most iconic sporting and recreational landscapes. Towering skies, rolling prairie, timbered coulees, and breathtaking views create the perfect backdrop for unforgettable adventures. Located in renowned Hunting District 410, the area is celebrated for its abundant wildlife, including trophy elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, turkeys, and upland game birds, making it a dream destination for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're seeking a weekend escape, a hunting basecamp, or a place to build your Montana legacy, this property delivers privacy, peace, and endless possibilities. Spend your days exploring the Breaks, watching wildlife from your own land, and ending each evening beneath spectacular Montana sunsets and star-filled skies. Opportunities to own acreage in this sought-after region are increasingly rare—don't miss your chance to make the Missouri Breaks your backyard.
This 160-acre property in Montana’s highly regarded 410 district offers exceptional hunting opportunities in a landscape known for its game density and rugged character. While the landowner preference is focused on deer and antelope, the property consistently holds a strong population of elk, giving hunters a well-rounded and highly versatile experience. Elk are plentiful throughout the area, regularly moving through the natural draws and broken terrain that define this parcel. For those pursuing elk, the odds of drawing an archery tag in this district are favorable, making it an attractive option for hunters looking to capitalize on both opportunity and accessibility. Situated near the iconic Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, the property embodies the raw beauty of eastern Montana. Deep coulees, rolling prairie, and rugged breaks create ideal habitat for wildlife while offering a challenging and rewarding hunt. Adding to its appeal, the property is located just 16 miles from Fort Peck Lake, known for outstanding fishing and additional hunting opportunities. The area is further complemented by access to approximately 35,000 acres of nearby BLM land, expanding your range and enhancing the overall recreational value. A comfortable & fully furnished cabin on the property is equipped with electricity and two RV hookups, providing a convenient basecamp for extended stays while enjoying everything this property and surrounding area have to offer. Whether your focus is mule deer, antelope, or taking advantage of the abundant elk presence, this property delivers the authentic experience of Montana’s wild, untamed landscape.
This 160-acre property in Montana’s highly regarded 410 district offers exceptional hunting opportunities in a landscape known for its game density and rugged character. While the landowner preference is focused on deer and antelope, the property consistently holds a strong population of elk, giving hunters a well-rounded and highly versatile experience. Elk are plentiful throughout the area, regularly moving through the natural draws and broken terrain that define this parcel. For those pursuing elk, the odds of drawing an archery tag in this district are favorable, making it an attractive option for hunters looking to capitalize on both opportunity and accessibility. Situated near the iconic Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, the property embodies the raw beauty of eastern Montana. Deep coulees, rolling prairie, and rugged breaks create ideal habitat for wildlife while offering a challenging and rewarding hunt. Adding to its appeal, the property is located just 16 miles from Fort Peck Lake, known for outstanding fishing and additional hunting opportunities. The area is further complemented by access to approximately 35,000 acres of nearby BLM land, expanding your range and enhancing the overall recreational value. A comfortable & fully furnished cabin on the property is equipped with electricity and two RV hookups, providing a convenient basecamp for extended stays while enjoying everything this property and surrounding area have to offer. Whether your focus is mule deer, antelope, or taking advantage of the abundant elk presence, this property delivers the authentic experience of Montana’s wild, untamed landscape.
Roy is located in Montana. Roy, Montana has a population of 134. Roy is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.18%.
The median household income in Roy, Montana is $41,591. The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,941 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Roy is 50.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 11.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 15.2 inches per year, with 39.4 inches of snow per year.
