Welcome to Flathead Ridge Ranch
Flathead Ridge Ranch (FRR) welcomes the responsible use of its privately-owned land for limited non-commercial recreational activities. These lands are privately-owned and recreation on this land is a privilege that may be revoked at any time. Please adhere to the rules below while using FRR lands.
Beginning in 2024, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is asking land owners to track hunting days. Before hunting on FRR property, please obtain an orange hangtag from one of our visitor kiosks.
Public Access Rules & Regulations
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HUNTING IS PROHIBITED ON CLOSED AREAS OF THE PROPERTY!
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Beginning in 2024, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks is asking land owners to track hunting days. Before hunting on FRR property, please obtain an orange hangtag from one of our visitor kiosks (locations are marked in red stars on the map below).
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TARGET OR RECREATIONAL SHOOTING IS PROHIBITED
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FRR allows the responsible use of game cameras, tree stands and blinds during legal hunting seasons and as directed by MT FWP. No equipment may be left in any one location in excess of 30 days. In addition, all equipment must be labeled with the owner's name and contact information. Leaving equipment on FRR property is AT YOUR OWN RISK. FRR disclaims any liability for loss of or damage to any equipment left on its property.
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Discharge of firearms is limited to activities related to big game hunting and bird hunting (as regulated by state laws)
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Discharge of fireworks is prohibited
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Camping limited to 7 days (must move off FRR property at the end of 7 days)
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No campfires allowed (propane fire pits only)
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All off-road motorized vehicle use is prohibited (no motorcycles, snowmobiles, ATVs, UTVs, OHVs, etc)
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Trail building or construction of any permanent structures is prohibited
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Pets must be supervised at all times and owners must pick up after their pets
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Commercial activities (including trapping and woodcutting) is prohibited without a "Use Permit." Firewood cutting is allowed by PERMIT ONLY
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While over 83% of FRR lands are open for responsible public use (see sections in YELLOW), the east side of FRR located in Lake County is permanently closed to all public access (see sections in ORANGE) . It is your responsibility to know whose property you are using - avoid trespassing on the private property of others to reach FRR lands.
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