Cervus canadensis roosevelti
Typical Season
August - September
Permit Type
OTC & Draw
2 OTC, 2 draw
Huntable States
4 states
Average Weight
1000.00 lbs
The largest-bodied elk subspecies, found in dense coastal rainforests of the Pacific Northwest.
Dense coastal rainforests, old-growth timber, logged areas with thick brush. Sea level to 3,000 ft elevation.
Peak rut occurs mid-September. Early season (August) and late season (November-December) offer less pressure. Glass feeding areas at dawn and dusk.
Spot and stalk, calling during rut, and ambush hunting near water/feed. Learn to cow call and bugle. Hunt transition zones between timber and meadows.
B&C Entry: 290" (typical), 310" (non-typical). P&Y Minimum: 210" (typical).
Scientific Name
Cervus canadensis roosevelti
Average Weight
1000.00 lbs
Category
big game
Status
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