First Roosevelt Elk Hunt
RMEF Films
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8m 21s
Along Oregon’s rugged coast, representatives from Browning & Silencer Central team up with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) for their first-ever Roosevelt elk hunt. Over four rain-soaked days, they navigate thick timber, coastal fog and the challenges of hunting Roosevelt bulls.
“It never seems to happen the way you think it’s going to.” This RMEF film captures more than a hunt—it’s a story about grit, perseverance and conservation.
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