FAQ
Read some of our more common questions we receive.
Where is the hunting lodge located?
We are situated in Northeast Montana near Glasgow. Our hunting season runs from September 1 through mid-October.
What accommodations do you offer?
Our comfortable log lodge can accommodate up to 5 guests. All meals are prepared by our culinary expert, ensuring an exceptional dining experience.
What is included with the guided hunts?
- Professional guide services with 2-3 hunters per guide (3 hunters accommodated for friend groups)
- Guide dogs
- Daily departures between 7-8 AM, weather and location dependent
- Field lunch service
- Expect to hike 4-6 miles daily over gentle to moderate terrain
Can I bring my own hunting dog?
Yes, many customers bring their own dogs. However, owners must provide their own kennel system for both day and night containment.
What should I know about firearms and ammunition?
- Firearms and ammunition are not included
- 12 and 20 gauge shotguns are most commonly used
- We recommend size 6 shot to avoid wounding birds
- Improved Cylinder choke is suggested
What species can I hunt and what licenses are required?
Licenses can be purchased at MTFWP.Gov. You will need a 3-day license.
Available species and limits:
- Sharp-tail Grouse: Daily limit of 4, possession limit of 16
- Hungarian Partridge: Daily limit of 8, possession limit of 32
Important notes:
- Wounded birds count toward your daily limit
- Bird cleaning and packaging services are included
- Clients are responsible for transporting their birds home
What is your deposit policy?
- 50% non-refundable deposit required to reserve your date
- Final payment is due by July 1
- No dates will be held without a deposit
*Please note: All dates and limits are subject to change based on local regulations and availability.
The Orvis Hunting & Shooting Podcast with Reid Bryant
In his latest podcast, Reid is joined by the owner of Hoover Outfitting. With deep family roots in Montana, Hoover Outfitting has built a career offering hunts for sharptail grouse and Hungarian partridge in the remote prairie regions of Big Sky Country. The two discuss grassland habitat, Montana’s bird-hunting heritage, the recent increase in out-of-state hunting traffic, and a host of other topics. Listen to the podcast today!
