Hunt: SPO1

Oregon Roosevelt Elk Hunting Guides

This is a solid hunt for Roosevelt elk in Oregon with a great outfitter.

Oregon is among one of the toughest place to find and hunt elk. With so much private land, dense vegetation, and pockets of public land here and there. Roosevelt elk hunting can become a nightmare for any hunter trying to find the type of bull they’ve been dreaming of. With the help of this guide your chances of accomplishing that dream come to life.

This outfitter is the largest Roosevelt Elk outfitter in the state harvesting 15-25 bulls a year across their leases and public ground.  They control over 30,000 acres of private ground.  Rifle hunts can include an LOP tag (landowner voucher) for non-residents.

Expect to spend many hours glassing for elk feeding and rutting in clearcuts, natural meadows, and reprod. 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 hunt is a great option for archery hunters

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. All of the guides are very archery hunting savvy, and bowhunters themselves.

*Columbia blacktail can be added on a trophy fee basis.

Hunt: WGS2

Washington Roosevelt Elk Hunting

If you’re in the market for a Roosevelt elk, this hard-working, knowledgeable outfitter will not disappoint, and it’s a hunt you can plan without the worry of having to draw a tag!

This is a town-based hunt where you stay at a local motel and eat breakfast and evening meals at a couple local cafes. Your guide picks you up early each morning and you travel to nearby hunting areas consisting of a mix of public and private ground. The outfitter has his own 2,000 acre property, plus access to thousands of acres of private Timber Company ground.

These hunts are conducted in western Washington on a 1×1 or 2×1 basis with the Outfitter himself involved in every hunt.

These hunts run near 100% opportunity for all weapons each year and they target mature, trophy Roosevelt bulls, especially during archery and muzzleloader seasons. Rifle hunts are 100% success but more of a meat/non-trophy hunt in November well after the rut.

• Over the counter tags, near 100% opportunity.
• Archery, muzzleloader and rifle options.
• Experienced outfitter running customized hunts on a mix of private and public ground.
• Sleep in a bed after a hot shower every night.