Quick Tips
- Non-lead ammunition is required for all legal methods of take for elk at FHL
Species | General Size | Trophy Potential |
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Tule Elk | 260"-280" | 280"+ |
On The Ground
Terrain
Vegetation
Access
Camping and Lodging
Historical Temperatures
High
Low
Species | General Size | Trophy Potential |
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Tule Elk | 260"-280" | 280"+ |
High
Low
U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hunter Liggett (FHL) has sponsored its Tule Elk hunts since 1996. FHL is a 162,000-acre installation administered by the U.S. Army. Military training is the primary mission of the base, and other activities are subservient to this mission.
FHL Tule Elk General, Archery, and Apprentice Hunt participants are required to have an annual FHL hunting pass available from the FHL Hunting and Fishing Office.
The terrain throughout the zone is primarily rolling hills with a few areas that have steeper hills and canyons.
The vegetation is highly varied throughout the zone ranging from coastal scrub, mixed chaparral and oak-hardwood forests to mixed chaparral, oak-grassland and dense conifer forests.
Access is strictly controlled by FHL. You will receive information if you receive a permit.
Nearby lodging facilities may work better for overnight camping when hunting this zone.
Roughly 253 square miles
1% public land
Elevations range from 800 – 3,000 feet