Oregon/Washington – Two State Combination Rifle Roosevelt Elk Hunt
1-4 Guests • Lodge • Public • Guided
Description
WASHINGTON/OREGON ROOSEVELT ELK RIFLE HUNTING -TWO STATE COMBO
10-Day Hunts - 6 days in Washington / 4 days in Oregon - One travel day in between for 11 total days | 2x1 or 1x1 Guided
SPECIALIZING IN 100% FAIR CHASE TRUE ROOSEVELT ELK QUALIFYING FOR ALL GRAND SLAM ENTRIES.
RIFLE
CALLING, SPOT & STALK, STILL HUNTING, AMBUSHING & GLASSING!!
This hunt was designed for Grand Slam hunters who want every chance possible to harvest a Roosevelt elk in one trip, and for those who wish to harvest a mature bull in every state. We make it very clear to our clients, that if you are hunting Roosevelt elk you should shoot the first legal bull that you see or risk going home with nothing. This hunt is designed to give you the best opportunity to succeed. The hunt starts out in Washington State for the opening week of rifle season. After 6 days of hunting in Washington, we move to Oregon and hunt the opening 4-day rifle season.
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.
All Hunts Include:
Food
Lodging
Trophy Preparation
Guide Service
Transportation while in camp
Airport pickup can be arranged for an additional charge
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.
Base price is per person for 10-Day Rifle Roosevelt Elk Hunt guided 2x1. Make it a 1x1 Guided hunt for an additional fee. Add a non-hunter and or airport pickup for additional fees. Sales tax not included.
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Upgrades
1x1 Guided Hunt
$6545.00
Non-Hunting Guest
$275.00
Your Host
Mike J
Mike has dedicated over 23 years to the outdoors, successfully guiding and hunting several major species of big game animals across the Western U.S and Alaska. Mike grew up hunting the coastal mountains of Western Washington where he learned to successfully hunt Blacktail deer, Roosevelt elk and Black bear at an early age. Being the oldest of three boys, his dad had him out in the woods as soon as he was old enough to walk.
from $9405/Experience
More Pricing Information
Base Price
$9405.00 Per Person Per Experience
$6545.00 Per Person
$275.00 Per Day Per Item
$330.00
Pay later options are only available for trips that start more than 30 days from today.
Total Payment
$9405.00
Please note that there is a 50% non-refundable deposit included with your booking fee. In case of cancellation, and in accordance with the Host's cancellation policy, the remaining 50% may be returned to you or applied towards rescheduling a future trip.
Amenities
- Experienced Local Guide
- Food & Lodging
- Trophy Prep
- Multiple Hunting Methods
- Guaranteed Over-The-Counter Tags
- 100% Fair Chase
Location
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Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Valid Hunting License & Tags
- Personal Hunting Gear
- Arrangements for Transportation from/to Airport
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Rules & Guidelines
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.
https://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/regulations
All hunters in Washington must possess a valid hunting license in order to take or attempt to take game animals. Youth under 16 are eligible for reduced-fee licenses. First-time hunters must provide proof of successful completion of a hunter education course in order to obtain a license.
Additional information on bag limits, permits, and species-specific regulations can be found on the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife website.
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