Crowning this 640-acre full section, Miller Butte rises above range land, wooded coulees, and weathered rock outcroppings, opening 360-degree views across the Yellowstone Valley to the Beartooth front and beyond. It's a raw, dramatic canvas—anchored by a livestock well, perimeter and cross fencing, and a 21-acre plateau that all but asks for a homesite. Deer and antelope move easily across the open ground, with elk drifting through on occasion, making it as rewarding for the hunter as it is for the rider or rancher. Billings sits just 37 minutes away, its restaurants, river floats, and Rimrocks trails close at hand, while within two hours lie blue-ribbon fishing on the Bighorn, the switchbacks of the Beartooth Highway, the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, Yellowstone National Park, and skiing at Red Lodge Mountain. Rare, unbroken Montana ground—ready to claim.