Lucky Elk is an Oregon-based THCa hemp brand and online retailer offering craft-grown, small-batch THCa flower and concentrates sourced from a guild of Pacific Northwest family farms operating out of the legendary Emerald Triangle — the world’s premier cannabis-growing region, where ideal climate and latitude produce terpene-rich, hand-trimmed hemp flower that consistently outperforms what most dispensary shelves can offer. Founded on permaculture principles that have been in practice since 2011, Lucky Elk works with farmers who exceed standard organic practices through living soil cultivation, cover crops, rotational grazing, companion planting for natural pest management, and a deep commitment to leaving every field healthier than they found it. The result is a product line that Leafly called “an art form” — full-spectrum THCa flower, solventless and BHO concentrates, vape cartridges, pre-rolls, delta-9 edibles, and CBD products, available in grades from everyday sungrown and indoor smalls to AAAA exotic and AAA top-shelf, all lab-tested and COA-verified. Bundles, wholesale, and a loyalty rewards program round out an operation built as much on community as on cannabis craft. Ships nationally. Free shipping on orders $100 and up. Featured in Dope Magazine and praised widely across the hemp community. Find them at luckyelk.com.

A brand for the true hemp connoisseur — Lucky Elk grows with intention, shares with compassion, and delivers the kind of plant-focused experience that reminds you what hemp is truly capable of when it’s grown right from the start.

Phone: Contact via website Address: Oregon-based; online sales and national shipping only Hours: Shop online 24/7 at luckyelk.com Payment: Major credit cards via Shopify; free shipping on orders $100+ Note: Federally legal THCa hemp under 2018 Farm Bill; all products lab-tested and COA-verified; <0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight; wholesale available; loyalty rewards program; store locator for retail partners; Emerald Triangle farms; Oregon family farms; est. 2011 farming practices Website: luckyelk.com