Our Washington State Roosevelt elk hunting takes place in the Coast Mountains in the Southwest corner of the State. This area is where we grew up hunting as kids and it also has one of the largest elk herds in the state. Roosevelt elk live in the thick dense forest and logging country of the Pacific Northwest.
Where is the best elk hunting in Washington state?
Colockum & Yakima elk herd maintains an average of nearly 4,500 elk, with post hunt populations of 12-20 bulls per 100 cows. This area is known to be the best for elk in Washington for many years, however hunter densities in this region can be quite high.
Can you hunt Roosevelt elk?
Roosevelt Elk hunts are somewhat more expensive than most other Elk hunts, and are usually offered for $8,500 to $10,000, and up to $25,000 for a 10-day hunt after one of the legendary giants of Vancouver Island in Canada. A Roosevelt Elk hunt can be typically combined with Black-Tailed Deer or other big-game animal.
What calibers can you hunt with in Washington state?
A muzzleloading shotgun or rifle used for deer must be . 40 caliber or larger. Buckshot size #1 or larger may be used in a smoothbore of . 60 caliber or larger for deer.
Where can I hunt elk in Washington state?
The best units are consistently GMUs 124 (Mt. Spokane), 127 (Mica Peak) and 130 (Cheney), with hunters on 127 and 130 having the highest success. In the past few years, however, GMUs 136 and 139 have improved. Nearly one-third of all elk hunters in District 2 head to GMU 124 (Mt.
What is the diamond for Roosevelt elk?
Rating
| Trophy Rating | Difficulty | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 0 – 80 | 1 – Trivial | Bronze |
| 81 – 241 | 2 – Minor | Silver |
| 242 – 363 | 2 – Minor | Gold |
| 364 – 404 | 3 – Very Easy | Diamond |
