Heavily usedĬentral cores of activity comprised a small portion of the total home Home ranges for elk bands were mutually exclusiveĪnd enclosed areas of 400 ha or less each season. Two elk formed part of a north band and 4 elk were Locations of 6 radio-collared cow elk were recorded during 12 consecutive In the Oregon Coast Range on managed, public forestland.
Daily and seasonal habitat use by Roosevelt elk was investigated. We also utilize glassing clearcuts and spot and stalk when appropriate.Citeable URL: Descriptions Attribute Name The rainforest is a bad place to wound an animal.Įxpect to use methods such as still hunting through heavy timber and creek bottoms, blinds or stands in bedding areas and trails and tracking bulls through the rainforest. We prefer to sneak as close as possible for the shot. During the low light hours of morning and evening we often utilize glassing in these clear cuts, with shot opportunities often reaching 400 yards or more if you are capable. Areas where the timber has been cut down, also know as clear-cuts, can provide early morning and late afternoon feeding, but bulls seldom spend time in these areas during the daylight. Shot opportunities in the timber are most often 75 yards or less. Steep and brushy is the typical for Roosevelt elk. Once you have reached the canyon bottom however, it is often a breathtaking view with grassy creek bottoms, salmon berry thickets and the prefered habitat for mature bulls. The forest floor is often covered with brittle sticks and leaves, making it difficult to move quietly without rain. Canyons are one after the other and often filled with tall trees and heavy, dense brush. The terrain on the Oregon coast is mostly steep and brushy. To sum it up in as few words as possible. This is fair chase hunting, and nobody wants to succeed more than us. Other than those guarantees we do not guarantee success or shot opportunities, but we do guarantee that we will do whatever we can to make sure it happens. We also guarantee that you will be well fed and that we will give 150% each and every day that you are with us. We guarantee that you will have a great guide and that you will be in or around elk every day of the hunt. We do not drop you off in blinds and leave you. We guarantee that we are committed to scouting year around and that you will hunt hard in productive areas from daylight until dark. Not only do we say that we scout but we can prove it by producing more footage than most other Roosevelt elk outfitters combined. Upfront Outfitters is licensed through the Oregon Marine Board and permitted to operate on State, Forest Service and BLM lands. If you are interested in a quality Roosevelt Elk Hunting Trip don’t hesitate and call us today. Not only is it beautiful but its elk rich and a great place to notch your tag.Ī successful Roosevelt elk hunt in any of our areas will qualify you for the North America Grand Slam, SCI, Boone and Crocket and Pope & Young awards for the Roosevelt Elk species. 
This unit is a 3-point minimum with a bow or rifle and has one of the highest elk densities in the state. Rifle hunters must purchase a guaranteed outfitter tag or apply for a controlled draw with a deadline of May 15, but nonresidents are guaranteed to draw the tag.
ROOSEVELT ELK RANGE LICENSE
The units that we hunt have guaranteed tags for archery hunters as long as they purchase the license prior to the start of the archery season in late August. On clear days you can often see the ocean from the high peaks of the coastal mountains. The landscape is mesmerizing with Its deep canyons, streams and miles of vast forests. The areas that we hunt is a mix of State forest lands and private timber company land that offers a very diverse habitat. We scout year around for these animals and have 15-25 game cameras year around throughout the coast. Upfront Outfitters is permitted by State, BLM an USDA-Forest Service to hunt from the Washington to California border in Western Oregon. Born and raised on the West coast, we have years of experience hunting these majestic animals in Western Oregon's Coast Range and Southwest Washington’s coastal rainforest mountains. Said to be the toughest of the North American big game species to harvest, Roosevelt Elk Hunting is where our hunting passion began as a child.
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