What you need to know about the Preserve
Our premier Montana pheasant hunting preserve spans 1200 acres just 6 miles south of Whitehall, ideally located between Bozeman and Butte for easy access.
The preserve is open from September 1, to March 31, of the following year.
Licensed by Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks.
Sanborn’s Fish Kreek Ranch has both a game bird (to sell birds) and preserve release license.
Releasing a minimum of 4 birds per hunter based on your preferences.
Offering half day and full day hunts.
Extensive grasslands provide excellent bird dog training opportunities with professional-grade cover and terrain.
Scattered native Montana buffalo berry brush throughout the property provides natural cover for birds to avoid predators
Jefferson River cattail marshes provide excellent cover in winter months for stalking wary pheasants..
Large hunting fields are separated by woven wire fences for dog safety during pheasant hunts.
Warm water creek, slough, and ditches from the Jefferson River system for dog cool down.
Why Hunt Sanborn’s Preserve?
Open to the public - no private membership fees required like other Montana pheasant preserves
Located conveniently between Butte and Bozeman
Your hunt is catered to your requirements.
Opportunity to get your dog on several birds per outing.
No need to drive long distances and expense of locating private hunting.
The majority of hunters see wild birds each hunt in addition to what is released for you.
Released over 15,000 birds and have over 20 years experience.
Hunting by appointment as we limit the number of groups of hunters each day to insure your enjoyment.
We provide tags for your birds from Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks for your transport.
Unlike many Montana pheasant preserves that charge per bird, Sanborn's Fish Kreek Ranch offers comprehensive half-day and full-day hunting packages on our expansive 1200-acre preserve along the Jefferson River. With over 20 years of experience and no membership requirements, we provide the premier guided pheasant hunting experience between Bozeman and Butte.
Great Pheasant cover
Congressional Group Photo