Russian or Siberian White Elk

Found only on a few "Wildlife Preserves" in North America is the gorgeous "White Elk". At Silvertine we have a small handful of these animals in our breeding program. Each year we offer a very limited number of trophy size White Elk to sportsman. Our herd dates back to the original herds that was captured from the wild in Russia back in the late 1960's and again in 1970 by a gentlemen by the name of Wolfgang Such. Although we do have a few albinos, 95% of our herd is colouroids, without pink eyes. This species of elk is the most limited of all the elk to hunt. Procuring a trophy-size set of antlers from this species is even more difficult, as they are not as genetically strong, or have as large a bodied as the standard Rocky Mountain Elk. The White Elk has a solid solid white coat of hair. Some have Grey faces and legs and a cream color coat. The average weigh of 700-800 lbs. The White Elk grows typical antler formation as the Roosevelt Elk, with some crowning being common. We consider a White Elk that scores over 300 to be a trophy class bull, but we have several each year that will score as high as 370+, making those bulls an extremely rare and coveted trophy for the serious collector. Nowhere else on any preserve will you find a better selection of white bulls than with Silvertine. We are very limited to the number of White Bull Elk we offer to our hunters each fall, and it is recommended that if you want to harvest one of these magnificent elk, you need to consider contacting us right away, as we are often booked several years or more in advance. 

UPDATE NOTE: I am very sorry to say, I can't take any  bookings for White Elk from new hunters, as we have a 3 year waiting list alone from our repeat guests.

Judd Clayton with the largest White Elk at 401"