The reservation has abundant wildlife such as deer, antelope, big horn sheep, and elk. Pheasant, sharptail grouse, and sage grouse are plentiful for bird hunters. Excellent fishing can be found on the Missouri River and at the Snake Butte Reservoir. There is a Catholic school for grades K-8 in Hays and preschool Headstart programs are available in all reservation communities. The Fort Belknap Community College in Fort Belknap Agency offers several associated degree programs and Montana State University - Northern, located in Havre, one hour away from Fort Belknap, offers many bachelor degree programs.
Electric service is provided by .Telephone communication is availabe to the entire reservation.
The Havre and Great Falls radio stations serve the reservation and it is estimated that all homes have a radio. Great Falls and a Canadian television station serve the reservation homes. Cable television is available to some areas of the reservation and more homes now have satellites which provide numerous television stations. A number of reservation residents have citizens band transceivers that are used for commnication between Hays, Fort Belknap Agency, and the Tribal police station. A new 6-bed Hospital and Health Center Clinic at Hays, Montana with dental services are operated by the Indian Health Service for the Tribal population.