Roosevelt Elk Hunting
Roosevelt Elk Hunting
Roosevelt elk are found in Oregon and Washington but some inhabit northern California and British Columbia.
Roosevelt elk are found in Oregon and Washington but some inhabit northern California and British Columbia.
Roosevelt elk are tough to hunt because they often don’t bugle much, but our hunters have had great success on great bulls! The terrain they live in can be extremely rugged and wet because many of them inhabit the rainforest located in Northwestern North America. We have a number of hunts to choose from, and we’ll break them down here.
Why you should consider roosevelt elk hunting:
- You need a Rosie to qualify for your North America 29.
- A different type of elk hunt in a rainforest habitat.
- Our outfitters take BIG bulls every year.
Roosevelt Elk Hunting British Columbia
If you are looking to harvest a flat-out giant Roosevelt elk, this BC hunt is the one for you.
This BC outfitter is known for taking some of the largest Roosevelt elk in the world. The highest scoring bull from the 2008 season went 389 SCI. The 2009 season produced the new world record muzzleloader roosevelt bull which scored 372 SCI. In 2010, they took a bull scoring 395 SCI. And today, this elk hunting outfitters largest recorded bull scores 416 SCI.
If you tag out early or just to combo up, blacktail deer or coastal black bear hunting in the tidal flats is available for an additional trophy fee. Or, you can sit back and enjoy some trout and red snapper fishing from the comfort of your float house before dining on fresh Dungeness crab while you take in the beautiful scenery with a glass of wine or a cocktail.
- Unmatched trophy quality
- Guaranteed tags
- 90%-95% success rate
- Rifle season start October 10th and end November 20th.
- Archery hunts start October 1st and also end on November 20th.
- Your accommodations for the hunt quaint float houses overlooking British Columbia’s beautiful mountains and waterways.
- Hunt: CIA2
Oregon Roosevelt Elk Hunting Guides
Bow Hunting with a Savvy Oregon Outfitter
Like everywhere, bow hunting Roosevelt elk hunting in Oregon can be difficult, but his archery-only elk hunt has a 75% success rate! This outfitter has a wealth of knowledge about elk hunting in Oregon. Roosevelt elk live in a dark, lush, patchwork of old-growth timber, clearcuts, and reproduction forest (reprod) with a confusing maze of logging roads often ending in locked gates — along the Pacific coast from California to British Columbia. To make matters worse, in Oregon the habitat is a hodgepodge of farms, timberland, and homes, mixed in with huge chunks of public land. It would take a lifetime for a DIY bowhunter to figure out where to legally hunt…. this hunt is your solution.
Expect to spend many hours glassing for elk feeding and rutting in clearcuts, natural meadows, and reprod. All of the guides are very archery hunting savvy, and bowhunters themselves. You will be hunting a mix of 20,000 acres of private as well as public land, and you won’t be in competition with public hunters.
- This outfitter hunts in Units: 24; 25; and 26.
- The opportunity rates and trophy quality are VERY Good! Over 90% of bulls harvested make Pope and Young, and they have an incredible success rate of 75%!
- Bow hunting roosevelt elk season in Oregon is mid-August through mid-September.
- Archery Tags are over the counter for every unit except Unit 26 (Powers Unit).
- Hunt: SPO1
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We went from a silent morning on the mountain to an eruption of elk activity in seconds…..this is truly addictive….ready for next year!
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Truly full-service elk hunt with absolutely great food, knowledgeable guide who paced the hunt well. Great accommodations. A great adventure.
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I couldn’t have asked for anything better from my first elk hunt! I killed my bull on the fourth day. It was the most intense hunt I’ve ever had.
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On my hunt I saw elk every day for the week I was hunting I probably saw 100 to 150 elk over the week.
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I truly appreciate the personal effort took upon yourself to delivery my elk and whitetail to the wild game processing and, to the taxidermist. It was your professional experience in the business that gave me the opportunity to harvest my dream elk and whitetail.
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This was was my first Western hunt ever and I didn’t know what to expect. I could not have been happier. Russ and I have developed a solid client / provider relationship in the short time we’ve ok now each other through the phone. Hope to meet and hunt with him someday!
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It was great experience to connect on that bull. Grant did a great job of putting me on elk and calling this one in.
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Ryan put us on good animals almost everyday but the star was Lavoy. He is the best guide ever. Good to talk to and experienced. I would suggest any hunt with Lavoy. In the end both my father and I kill very nice Elk and I got a bonus mule deer in the process. We were very pleased.
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