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Klazy 3

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Kenny and Coley Low own K Lazy 3 Outfitters, a backcountry hunting operation rooted in Western Montana tradition. Kenny grew up around the K Lazy 3 camps—his father worked for the original owners—and purchased the ranch after attending Montana State University. This isn't a company that moved to Mon...

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Kenny and Coley Low own K Lazy 3 Outfitters, a backcountry hunting operation rooted in Western Montana tradition. Kenny grew up around the K Lazy 3 camps—his father worked for the original owners—and purchased the ranch after attending Montana State University. This isn't a company that moved to Montana to run hunts. These are natives who've spent their entire lives in the terrain they guide.

Hunting takes place in Hunting District 280, one of the few areas in Montana offering early-season rifle bugle hunts starting September 15th. The area has strong bull-to-cow ratios and elk populations exceeding Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks objectives. Hunters can pursue mature bulls or cows depending on their preference.

  • New for this season: Private land Hunting District 281 in the Blackfoot River Valley hosts nearly 300 elk. These hunts feature tree stand hunting with all-inclusive meals and direct access to established herds.

7-day spring hunts run in June, with additional opportunities during early rifle season (September-October) in Area 280. Many hunters combine bear hunting with world-class fly fishing for West Slope Cutthroat and Rainbow Trout—making it a genuine combination trip, not an afterthought.

When the hunting season closes, K Lazy 3 shifts to scenic horseback rides, guided fly fishing trips, and backcountry tours through the Bob Marshall/Scapegoat Wilderness.

  • Daily rhythm: Hunters wake early for a hearty, family-style breakfast in the cook tent, then ride horseback into prime territory before dawn. Guides use spotting scopes to locate game and plan stalks. Evening brings hot meals—roasts, pork, steaks, fresh vegetables, homemade baked goods. For hunters wanting a slower pace, short hikes from camp often produce results.

Camp setup: - Spacious sleeping tents (14×17) with cots and foam pads, accommodating up to four hunters - Large cook tent (18×24) for meal preparation - Hot showers at Meadow Creek or shower bucket options elsewhere - Daily sack lunches packed for field days

"There's no mountain too high and no elk too elusive. Experience the best of Montana with K Lazy 3."

They can't control weather. They do guarantee: - Seasoned guides (including owner Kenny, Coley, and Jaiden) - Well-trained horses and mules - Top-quality gear - Personalized hunting experience - Backcountry terrain and camaraderie

Contact: - Phone: (406) 939-2546 - Email: [email protected] - Location: Lincoln, Montana

Hunts fill quickly. Spots must be reserved in advance. Hunters need Montana hunting licenses and applicable tags (guidance provided). All hunts require horseback access to remote camps.

  • Packing essentials: Waterproof rain gear, insulated hunting layers, durable hunting boots, rifle or bow with ammunition, binoculars, sleeping bag rated for cold weather, hunting license, and personal medications.
  • Physical demands: Hunts take place in rugged backcountry terrain. Being in good physical condition enhances the experience, though adjustments can be made based on ability.