The Roosevelt elk is what probably comes to mind when most people think about hunting Oregon. Although there is a good population of this elk subspecies in Oregon, there is an even better population of rocky mountain elk. Oregon is also home to black bear, mule deer, black tail deer, pronghorn, California and Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, and a modest population mountain goats.

Oregon?s Guides and Outfitters are prepared to offer the full range of hunting services. Some of these outfits offer only fully guided hunts, but most offer semi-guided hunts and drop camp services as well. From the Coastal Range east through the Cascade Range and out to the western prairies and valleys, there is an outfitter ready with the services you need for a successful hunt. Some of Oregon?s wilderness areas are extremely rugged and difficult to hunt effectively. A knowledgeable guide can be vital in insuring that your hunt is as successful as possible. Oregon is also not necessarily known as a great trophy destination, but there are some incredible trophies taken each year. Many of these are taken by guided hunters using the knowledge and experience of these professional outfitters.

If you have drawn a permit for one of Oregon?s trophy areas or are just considering taking a hunting trip to this beautiful state and are considering hiring a guide, these outfitters and guides are ready with the services to make your trip one to remember.