COVID 19 was a shock to the world and people began to explore, becoming self-sufficient. Seeking to become self-sufficient, more people took up the sport and adventure of hunting. PNW Coast Guide Services is a veteran owned business focusing on recruiting and educating new hunters in the fair chase pursuit of Roosevelt elk, coastal black bear, and coastal black-tailed deer. All guided hunt adventures take place on public land or private timber company land with open public access (access by foot, bike, vehicle) on the Olympic Peninsula. PNW Coast Guide Service offers an affordable fair chase guided hunt experience for new hunters eager to learn about hunting while having a fun and rememberable outdoor adventure. Hunters will learn hunting ethics, hunting etiquette, safety, Washington State hunting regulations, how to navigate the special permit process, how to select a hunting area, scouting techniques, tracking techniques, hunting tactics and strategies, use of ground blinds/tree stands, trail camera set up, and field dressing wild game.
PNW Coast Guide Service mission is to recruit and educate new hunters on hunting etiquette, hunting ethics, hunting regulations, and hunting tactics while ensuring every client has a successful, enjoyable and memorable fair chase hunting adventure.
Contact us for a free hunting consultation and book your guided hunt adventure.
A Navy veteran, retired fire lieutenant, and passionate outdoorsman.
I grew up in Oregon where I spent time hunting Roosevelt elk, blacktail deer, and black bear with my family as a child. At 19 I joined the Navy and traveled around the United States for the next 13 years. During that 13 years I gave up hunting mainly because I didn't know where to hunt or know the behavior of the local game species. My family and I moved to Washington State in October 2001, and I started hunting in 2003. I have spent a lot of time in the woods and doing research on the big game species in my local area. I have worked hard to develop my hunting skills which has led to a lot of success for me over the years. As I increased my hunting knowledge, developed my hunting skills, and learned about local species, I started taking family, friends and coworkers with me into the field. They were very appreciative of this as I taught them about the local game species, hunting regulations, hunting ethics, locating areas to hunt and much more. Helping my family, friends and coworkers inspired me to start PNW Coast Guide Service to recruit new hunters and to help educate new hunters teaching them about hunting big game, while developing their hunting skills and building confidence in harvesting big game.