Livestock Reporting

Livestock Reporting and Fees

Livestock per capita fees are due May 31.

Montana law requires all livestock owners to report their livestock by March 1 of each year the number of livestock owned as of February 1.

Livestock Count By County as of today.

Even if you own just one horse and a few chickens you still need to report. If you reported last year but no longer own livestock, you still need to report to inform us that your livestock count is zero.

Everyone benefits from programs funded by per capita fees. Livestock producers benefit from programs to monitor animal health, monitor and restrict livestock imports, track animal movements, prevent and investigate livestock theft, and manage predators. The general public benefits from programs that prevent the spread of animal diseases to humans.

Getting Started

Log on through ePass Montana to report your livestock and pay your per capita fees.

Livestock Reporting Application

Welcome to Livestock Reporting and Per Capita Fee Payment!