ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK HUNTS

Rocky Mountain Elk Hunt Photos - Click on the images below to view a larger image

Our Guide area lies in the beautiful Robson Valley located between the Canadian Rockies and the Caribou Mountain Ranges. The diversity of terrain makes for excellent habitat. Elevations ranging from 2200’ to 10,000’+, provide our Elk herds with everything they need to flourish. The Elk began to inhabit the area well over a decade ago, however, until 2003, they were never hunted here.

The Elk Populations in our area are very strong. We are limited to a minimum of 5x6 in antler size which has greatly assisted in some massive Trophies.

Elk prefer to live in the upper reaches of it’s Mountain environment, usually in the upper third in habitat where both trees and meadows dot the landscape. This is called sub alpine habitat and provides the Elk with good cove and lush grass. The sub alpine habitat tends to hold more winter snow longer into the summer, and the grass always seems to be greener and more lush than anywhere else on the mountain. The high elevations where Elk prefer to live often are snowed under by late fall, and the Elk must constantly move down with the deepening of the snow. Eventually, they find themselves in lower elevations, called winter ranges, where snow depth is shallow and grass greens up first in the spring.