Last Stand Outfitters
Located in south-central Montana, Last Stand Outfitters utilizes some of the most beautiful and pristine land in the lower 48 states. Located on the banks of the Bighorn River, the lodge is surrounded by hundreds of thousands of acres of rolling prairie— prime upland bird habitat. Because of its proximity to the Bighorn and Yellowstone Rivers, Last Stand has excellent waterfowl shooting during the cold winter months. And how about a spring pheasant hunt combined with an afternoon of fishing on the Bighorn? Hunting in Montana begins in early September for sharptail grouse, pheasant, Hungarian partridge and gamble’s quail. With over 280,000 acres of leased hunting land, this lodge offers a mix of terrain and habitat to suit the hunter’s physical abilities and species preference. For those hunting in September and October, the Bighorn River offers trout fishing at its finest and should be strongly considered for a “cast and blast.” Situated among tall aspens and cottonwoods and overlooking the Bighorn River, the Last Stand Lodge is beautifully matched to its surroundings. The lodge was purchased in 1992 by Dave and Kim Egdorf and has been operated as a guest lodge for the last seven years. The main lodge is a log structure with two spacious bedrooms with a shared bath. The lodge and rooms are clean and comfortable, tastefully decorated with a western flare. There is a guest cabin, which has two bedrooms and a shared bath. This is a quaint, cozy building that is ideal for 2-3 guests. Parties are not mixed in the guest cabin. Breakfast and dinner are served in the main lodge. Kim Egdorf is a professional chef and the meals that she prepares are first-class.