It was an odd sight in the Bald Hills — four elk, shot with lead and left behind with no meat taken. At Redwood National Park, where hunting of Roosevelt Elk is prohibited, rangers and wardens ...

Hunting is the most common strategy to manage populations, but ODFW will also move Roosevelt elk to other areas where they thrive, such as the northern Cascades, California or even Alaska.

From 1926 to 1928, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game put at least six Roosevelt elk on Kruzof Island — an unpopulated area off the coast of British Columbia. About a decade later, the ...

Roosevelt elk in northern Humboldt County stop traffic on U.S. Highway 101 while they cross the road in January 2023. The herd can be seen around Orick most days and drivers often pull over to ...

Feb. 10—MISSOULA, Mont. — The records department of the Boone and Crockett Club recently received a Roosevelt's elk entry, which, if confirmed by a judges panel, will be crowned the new world ...

It may be easy to mix up Oregon’s Roosevelt elk with their eastern cousins, Rocky Mountain elk. The latter are more plentiful in the state with an estimated population of 74,000 compared to the ...

With a preliminary score of 439 7/8 points, the elk shot in California smashes the previous world’s record of 419 6/8 points taken in British Columbia in 2015.