Last Chance Outfitters LLC, Trent Snyder
About
Last Chance Outfitters (also operating under the name Silver Spur Outfitters) provides a deeply personalized hunting experience centered around the Rifle and Delta areas of Western Colorado. The operation holds a specialized presence in Game Management Unit 42, but also utilizes permits for Units 33, 32, and 22, offering a diverse range of hunting environments that include high-altitude National Forest, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands, and exclusive private acreage. This mix of terrain allows the team to be highly mobile, following game across different elevations as the seasons and weather patterns shift.
The outfitter’s primary specialty is the pursuit of Elk, Mule Deer, Black Bear, Mountain Lion, and Merriam’s Turkey. They are particularly renowned for their archery and muzzleloader programs, where their guides leverage decades of local knowledge to call in bugling bulls during the peak of the rut. During rifle seasons, the focus shifts to a combination of glassing, stalking, and monitoring high-activity game trails near feeding and bedding areas. One of the core tenets of their strategy is “patience over pressure”—the team is careful not to push elk out of their permitted areas, ensuring that hunters have consistent shot opportunities throughout their five-day hunts.
Accommodations with Last Chance Outfitters are designed to provide a “hunting from home” experience. Guests stay in well-maintained lodges, rustic cabins, or durable wall tents that are kept warm and dry, which is essential for withstanding the unpredictable Colorado mountain weather. Because the Snyder family has worked and hunted much of this land for over 40 years, they have invested heavily in game management and water improvements, creating a sanctuary for wildlife that translates to high-quality harvests for their clients. Whether you are a first-time hunter or a veteran seeking a record-book mountain lion, the outfitter provides a professional, “strictly first-class” service rooted in three generations of Colorado ranching history.