Washington Roosevelt Elk Hunting

---

A dense forest has many hunting benefits but often makes for very limited visibility. With low visibility many of our rifle shot opportunities are well under 100 yards and often 75 yards or less. Bow hunters often have encounters as close as 5 yards with 20-30-yard shots being most common. Because of challenges with the diverse weather and habitat of the Roosevelt elk, they are said to be one of the most difficult species in the country to hunt.   

SUCCESS - As much as I’d like to say we are 100% our success rates for these hunts are all over the board. On many hunts we are 75-100% shot opportunity and others we are 25%.  Your odds of getting a bull are much greater than not getting one but weather plays a big role in our success. We cannot control the weather or animal behavior, but you will be in the animals every day and the odds are in your favor.

LODGING - There is a wide combination of lodging that can be part of this hunt. Base camps will be conducted from either a rental house, motel, cabin or a tent camp. From there we will hunt several different areas and spike out as needed for success. We will come back to the base camp every few days as needed for food, shower, dry clothes and a good night sleep. For the hardcore hunters, weather permitting, we can stay overnight in hammocks or small spike camps deep into elk territory.

AVAILABILITY and BOOKING - All hunts are available on a first come basis. To ensure quality and success, our clientele will be a maximum of 4 hunters (either one hunter per guide or two hunters per guide) per week, per camp, for rifle season and a maximum of 4 hunters per week for all other elk and deer hunts.

DEPOSITS - All hunts require a 30% non-refundable credit card deposit at the time of booking, unless other arrangements are made. Hunts booked within 6 months of the hunt start require a 50% Deposit. The hunt balance is due 60 days prior to the hunt. We accept money orders, cashier checks, personal checks, Visa, MasterCard, Amex and Discover for final payments. We also accept ATM debit cards. Unfortunately, we will no longer accept personal checks for final payments unless made prior to the 60-day deadline.
CC's will remain on file for final payments should payments not be made by the deadline. Final payments made by CC are subject to + 3% bank charge.

Season Dates should be accurate but are tentative until the 2023 regulations are issued in the spring.

2023 WASHINGTON STATE ELK SEASONS AND PRICING 

West side Elk tag required 

This gives hunters the opportunity to harvest a legal bull in Washington State and then hunt for a better-quality bull in Oregon or just give you the added benefit of hunting two opening weeks in two states. Hunters can harvest two bulls on this hunt if they should have the opportunity. Hunters can also donate the meat to guides if they wish.

10-DAY HUNT – 6 days WA – 4 days Oregon – One travel day in between for 11 total days 

1 hunter 1 guide –   $14,500 

2 hunters 1 guide – $8,550

Additional Pricing Information

Non-Hunting guests are more than welcome at a cost of $250 per day. Price of hunts does not include applicable sales tax 

All hunts include food, lodging, trophy preparation, guide service, and transportation while in camp, airport pickup can be arranged for an additional charge of $300. Price does not include tags or license, state tax, taxidermy, meat processing, transportation to camp, or gratuities toward your guide.

Ranked as one of the Top Washington Trophy Elk Hunting Destinations in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021 by Ranch Review and Outfitter Connection!