Elk Hunting in Alberta Canada
Alberta elk hunts

Elk hunting takes place in mid October during the tailend of the rut in the Rocky Mountains next to Banff National Park. The country is rugged and does not lend itself to elk hunting any other way but on foot or horseback. Elk hunting on horseback allows you to reach locations that are not accessible by vehicle which means better chances of seeing more trophy elk. Horseback elk hunting is the preferred method of hunting because we can cover more ground, however we can access our hunting area by boat and then hunt on foot for those who are not comfortable on horses. Many non-migratory herds of elk are scattered throughout this area. We will be hunting the rich pastures of large mountain meadows, pine and aspen forests, and along rivers and streams where the elk live. This is a prime hunting location with low hunting pressure. Alberta is the place to hunt when it comes to trophy elk.

We ususally hunt in the early morning and late afternoon, when the herds are most active. We will do some calling (bugling and cow calls) while hunting feeding areas, looking for scrapes and listening for bugling bulls. We have found this to be the best time to spot & stalk trophy elk. Our elk hunting area is managed for trophy bulls with a minimum six point rule in effect. Several exceptional bulls are taken each year in this region. The average antler size of the bulls 315" B.C., with the bigger end scoring 350"+ B.C. The success rate on our elk hunts is 75%. This is primarily an elk hunt but we can add a whitetail deer, mule deer or wolf to the hunt.

Alberta elk hunting
8 day hunts: $6,000.00 US add whitetail and/or mule deer $1500.00 trophy fee each.
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If a bugling bull is on your mind don't hesitate, call Stalk'em Rock'em Outfitters for an elk hunting adventure of a life time!
Call Brent: 403-883-2803
email: brent@stalkemrockem.com