Situated in the northeastern Hi-Line region of Montana, approximately 20-minutes southeast of Glasgow, the Milk River Farm combines solid agricultural production features with excellent hunting and fishing opportunities in one of the most renowned outdoor sporting areas of the state. Consisting of 520 deeded acres of irrigated and dryland crop ground, pasture, and river bottom riparian habitat, the property is home to Whitetail and Mule deer, pheasant, Hungarian partridge, Sharptail grouse, turkey, and various waterfowl species. The acreage is surrounded by productive agricultural operations, and the neighborhood is sparsely populated in a rural setting. The property borders the Milk River for approximately 1 mile. Upland bird habitat on the acreage is good, as portions of the farm have been managed with an emphasis on building the resident pheasant population. Buildings on the property are minimal, providing the new owner a blank canvas to build a residence or seasonal hunting camp, however investment into the irrigation infrastructure has been substantial. The property is relatively close to town, yet far enough out in the country to enjoy privacy. The Milk River Farm represents an attractive land purchase opportunity for an agricultural operator or viable land investment with farm lease options for the recreational buyer.