The TIP-MONT (Turn in Poachers Montana) program was established in 1985 to protect Montana's fish, wildlife, parks, and forest resources. This program gives you an opportunity to help protect these resources. If the information you provide leads to an arrest, you could be eligible for a cash reward up to $1,000.
Resource violations are serious crimes and you can help stop them. Violators, such as poachers and vandals deplete the fish and wildlife poplulations and destroy precious, natural habitat. Anyone can help Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks by using our toll-free number: (800) TIP-MONT (800-847-6668).
It is your responsibility to know where you are and what federal and state regulations are in place for hunting and access. Stay on designated routes. Any violations on public lands should be reported. Land status maps are available from the Bureau of Land Management at (406) 896-5004 or US Forest Service at (406) 329-3451.
| Report a Violation |
| 1 (800) TIP-MONT |
| 1 (800) 847-6668 |
| Reporting Violations |
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