Quality hunting experience…

At Last Call Outfitters we pride ourselves on being one of the hardest working  outfitters, period.  We have several hunt packages and can accommodate your specific needs to ensure the best opportunity possible.

If you enjoy waterfowl hunting, this is a hunt you’ll want to experience.  We eat, sleep, and breath snow goose hunting. 

We put even more into our clients to make sure you have a memorable hunt.

Call us at (763) 276-6068

South Dakota Spring Snows

Whether you are a veteran waterfowl hunter or new to wing shooting, spring snow goose season is very unique to it’s own.  Get everything you know about hunting Canada geese out of your head.  This is an entirely different bird with their own unique habits and characteristics and the hunting can be feast or famine.  The springtime migration is as unique as the birds we pursue and is extremely weather and solunar dependent.

 Light Goose Conservation Season (March 10-April 4)

“…putting snows feet down is hard to do and they manage to do it every year for us!” -Matt F.

James River Pit Blind 

Located less than a mile from the James River in E. Central South Dakota. We hunt over a large spread of 900+ full body decoys and a 4-8 speaker electronic call system.  Our 32’x12′ heated pit blind can hunt up to 8 guns per group.

 

Hunters Package:   $1,600 per group, per day.  Maximum 8 people 

Includes:  Guided pit blind snow goose hunt, transportation to/from the field,  and lodging.   (Bird cleaning can be added for an additional cost of $3.50 per bird)

All inclusive Package:  $550 per person/day. Maximum 8 Hunters

Includes:  Airport pickup, guided pit blind snow goose hunt, transportation to/from the field, lodging, 3 meals a day, and bird cleaning.  (Hunters are responsible for their own shotgun, shells, license, and any extra snacks or drinks)

Most groups book three consecutive days

Lodging 

The lodge is on a family owned and operated farm.  It is beautifully finished and fully furnished with a gas fireplace, heated floors,  and full kitchen.

What to Bring

• Waterproof bibs or pants, waterproof jacket.  (white or very light color camo outerwear if possible)
• Warm boots
• White top and beanie. 
• Headlamp, knife, and supplies for processing your birds.
• Soft gun case, gun oil, we recommend three boxes of shells per day of at least 3″ BB-3 shot or whatever your personal preference is. 
• Plugs are not required during the conservation season and magazine extensions are encouraged. 

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Nomad Lodge Layout Blinds

The Nomad Layout blind hunt is based out of a small farm town in North East South Dakota.  We hunt over a large migrator spread of full body decoys and an electronic call system.  

Nomad Package:   $275 per gun/day.  Maximum 6 people

Includes:  Fully guided snow goose hunt and lodging.  Most groups book 3 day hunts. Your group is responsible for your own transportation to the lodge and field we will be hunting.  Typically we will transport you and your gear into the field by four-wheeler trailer or sled.  

Lodging

 Large and cozy open living and dining rooms.  Games, TV and Wifi provided. Well equipped kitchen fully stocked with cookware.  

What to Bring

• Waterproof bibs or pants, waterproof jacket.  (white or very light color camo outerwear if possible)
• Warm high top waterproof boots
• Light color camo beanie, and a white beanie. 
• Headlamp, knife, and supplies for processing your birds.
• Soft gun case, gun oil, we recommend three boxes of shells per day of at least 3″ BB-3 shot or whatever your personal preference is. 
• Plugs are not required during the conservation season and magazine extensions are encouraged. 

Here are some things to keep in mind while you are packing for your hunt

Depending on the weather we usually hunt from daylight to 11 am and take a mid day break where you can get lunch and grab a nap before the evening hunt around 3 – 5 pm until dark.

Layout blinds have some storage space behind the back rest for a small bag/coat etc.  Layouts provide some protection from the elements but they are by no means “weatherproof.”  Spring season brings all sorts of elements from mud and sheet water to ice and snow.

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