Treasure County, Montana Land For Sale (5 results)

The 178+/- acre River Hunt Retreat has nearly 1,800 feet of Yellowstone River frontage fringed with an expansive riparian bottom that gives way to brushy cover and irrigated food plots. The rich soils and abundant wildlife are a testament to the property's productivity. Deer, pheasant, turkey, and waterfowl abound. There are often elk passing through, while both whitetail and mule deer claim residency. The hunting cabin and shop are in good condition. This is an appropriately priced river property, offering solid improvements, cropland, and a multitude of hunting opportunities all within one hour of Billings. The Facts: ~ 178+/- acres ~ 1,800+/- feet of Yellowstone River frontage ~ Two food plots, approximately 25 acres, are sprinkled by two small pivots ~ One hour to Billings ~ 50 miles to Forsyth ~ 1,500+/- square foot two-bed, one-bath home ~ 30'x40' shop ~ Waterfowl, turkey, and pheasant ~ Mule deer and whitetail deer ~ Occasional elk

Beautiful 160 acres of remote Montana land in the pine hills 80 miles east of Billings-perfect for a great secluded hideaway, hunting camp or retreat, or for the more adventurous, even a place for remote year-round living. The land is approximately 3.5 miles off the County road and 20 miles south of Hysham. This property offers privacy and seclusion, yet you would only be 15 miles south of the Interstate. Seasonal Corral Creek flows in the spring through the property. Located in a county with only 750 residents, when you drive into these hills it feels like one is going back in time 100 years. Miles from electric power, the property has some great south facing areas for Solar power. Starlink is recommended for internet, but cell phones do work along the ridges. Wildlife here includes mule deer, whitetails, elk, antelope, turkeys, Sharp tail grouse, coyotes, even bears & cougars. Copyright © 2026 Billings Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Beautiful 160 acres of remote Montana land in the pine hill country 80 miles east of Billings-perfect for a great secluded hideaway, hunting camp or retreat, or for the more adventurous, even a place for remote year-round living. The property is approximately 3.5 miles off the County road, about 20 miles south of Hysham and 90 miles east of Billings. This secluded property offers lots wildlife, privacy and seclusion, yet you would only be 15 miles south of the Interstate. The seasonal Corral Creek flows in the spring through the property, while there is also a seasonal catchment pond that often fills up from spring run off. This all in a county with only 750 residents... it makes the drive into these hills feel like one is going back in time 100 years. Some of the Sandstone outcroppings in the area have been carved on by old time Cowboys and Homesteaders, not to mention signs of an area Indians used for centuries as hunting grounds. Custer even camped near this area on his way to his final stand. Miles from electric power, but the property has some great south facing areas for Solar power. Starlink is recommended for internet, but cell phones do work along the ridges. This property has a beautiful ridge top from which you can glimpse the distant Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming... 80 miles of views over rolling pine hills with few man-made structures in view. Wildlife here includes mule deer, whitetails, elk, antelope, turkeys, Sharp tail grouse, coyotes, even bears & cougars. If you are looking for a private retreat, a place to listen to the wind blow through pines and enjoy the night skies, far from the city rat race, this may be the place for you. Come build you cabin in this beautiful area and enjoy some peace & quiet. Call now to set up a showing. Copyright © 2026 Big Sky Country MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

16 Behm Lane, Hysham Mt. Treasure County 4442 Deeded Acres, 2 and 1/2 sections of State Lease and 2300 shares in the Froze to Death Grazing Unit. 240 Acres of Flood Irrigated Ground, rest of the property is Rolling Pasture and is currently running around 200 Head. 18 Recorded Water Rights Excellent Deer, Pheasant and Waterfowl Hunting. Also some Elk. The Ranch is 77 miles to Billings and 73 Miles to Miles City Land The Ranch is 6671 acres with 4442 Deeded. Majority of the property is rolling grass land with Muggin Creek flowing through it. It has 240 acres of Farm Land along the Yellowstone River with Excellent soils Corn, Soybeans and Alfalfa currently being farmed. Improvements 2 Story 2096 Sf House, built 1907, 1258 Sf Main Floor, 890 Upstairs, 240 Basement 1600 Sf Built 1920 900 SF Cabin, No Water but power Recreation The Ranch is a diverse recreational opportunity, Cattle, Horses and a Sportsman's Paradise. Agriculture The Ranch is an active Cattle Ranch, currently running about 200 head. 4200 acres of Deeded Grass Land with 2 and 1/2 sections of State Lease along with 2300 Shares in the Froze to Death Grazing Unit. Excellent water rights with 18 Recorded Rights. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources 18 Recorded water rights with DNRC along with Shares in Ditch Company for Farm Ground. General Operations Ranch is a well managed Cattle operation, not overgrazed with good fencing. Region & Climate Temperature can range from 18 degrees in the winter to 90 degrees in the summer with an average rainfall of 13 inches. History The Ranch has been in the Family for several generations but due to other interest the family has decided to sell to someone looking for a true Cattle operation. Location Nearest town is Hysham with a population of 300. Gas and groceries available. Billings is 77 miles away down Interstate 94 with Logan National Airport. Miles City is 73 miles with a regional Airport.

160 Acres in Treasure County, Montana — Wide Open Space with Real Ranch Character In a part of Montana where the land still looks the way it did a hundred years ago, this 160-acre parcel stands out. Rolling prairie, expansive views of the Yellowstone River valley, and the kind of quiet that's getting harder to find — this is southeastern Montana at its best. Treasure County offers what much of the West has lost: elbow room, affordability, and honest-to-goodness working landscape. The property features native grasslands well-suited for grazing or dryland agriculture, varied terrain that adds both visual interest and functional versatility, and the wide-open skies that define Big Sky Country. Wildlife is plentiful — expect to see mule deer, whitetail, pronghorn antelope, upland birds, and the occasional predator passing through. Located in the Froze to Death Grazing District Block Management Area #279 giving you access to 130 sections of accessible hunting land totaling over 80,000 acres of explorable land. Please find the attached map for reference. An additional benefit is that owning 160 acres of land in Montana gives you access to Deer and Antelope licenses that others are not privy to (see Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks for more info). Buyer will receive annual payments for being enrolled in the Grazing district. Located near the Yellowstone River corridor, the area provides a lifeline of water and green in an otherwise arid landscape. The property's proximity to the river valley enhances both its recreational appeal and its long-term value. Access is straightforward, with paved roads connecting to nearby Hysham and easy reach of I-94 and County Road 12 for regional travel. Unrestricted and unencumbered, this is a blank canvas — whether you're looking for a cattle operation, a hunting retreat, a quiet homestead off the beaten path, or a land investment in a county where prices haven't yet caught up to the rest of Montana. With low property taxes and no HOA or covenants to navigate, the land is yours to use as you see fit. The nearest public road with parking is located approximately two sections (roughly 2 miles) away. Prospective buyers should plan to evaluate access options, obtaining a road use agreement with adjacent landowners, or accessing the property by foot, horseback, or ATV. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding legal access prior to purchase. Seller has provided a .pdf of the Grazing District map buyer will be a part of. You can see for yourself the close proximity of lands to said public road and parking. County has provided seller all title dating back to the early 1900's and there are no restrictions or covenants on said land. Buyer will receive all right, title and interest to the fee simple ownership including all water, timber, oil, gas and minerals to the property that seller owns. Seller is offering the buyer the choice of which quarter of Section 9, T8N, R36E they would like to be conveyed. All quarter sections are still available. Should the buyer be interested in multiple quarter sections then we can offer a large discount. Title and closing will be held by Flying S Title and Escrow of Montana located in Billings, MT. Buyer can close remotely.