HUNTING ON THE TELLER

Bird Hunting (Information, Hunting Guidelines, Bird Hunting Map, Release Form)

Deer Hunting (Information, Hunting Guidelines, Deer Hunting Map, Release Form)

Many heroes of American conservation, such as Theodore Roosevelt and Aldo Leopold, came to their understanding of conservation through hunting and fishing. Our founder, Otto Teller, was an avid fly fisherman and waterfowl hunter, and his passions for this heritage drove him to conserving the vital habitat that sustains fish and wildlife species.

Today, The Teller continues Otto's legacy by offering limited whitetail deer, waterfowl and pheasant hunting for the public in cooperation with the Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (MT FWP) Block Management Program. Hunting opportunities are also offered to individuals who volunteer time on Teller projects.

Youth Mentoring Programs

The Teller places an emphasis on perpetuating our conservation heritage through special opportunities for youth, and through youth hunting and angling mentorship programs, in partnership with Bitterroot Ducks Unlimited Greenwing Chapter and Bitterroot Trout Unlimited youth programs.  Education Opportunities

Contribute

The Teller exists for the direct benefit of fish, wildlife and their habitat. We do not charge fees for hunting, but we gladly accept Donations and encourage Volunteer involvement that enable us to further our mission. For more information on hunting at Teller, see the guidelines on the bird and deer hunting pages or contact The Teller office at (406) 961-3507.

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