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Free chase and free range hunting on a variety of wilderness blocks throughout New Zealand's Central North Island. We cater for all levels of hunters looking for both meat and the ultimate trophy hunt.

ANIMALS WE HUNT

All properties have healthy heards of red deer, fallow deer, Arapawa ram, wild pig and feral goats. Other species available on request including wing shooting and small game.

REAL NEW ZEALAND HUNTING

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Go hunting with a passionate, hard working, honest, kiwi guide in some of the best private access wilderness areas in the North Island, New Zealand... 

OVERNIGHT HUT ACCOMMODATION

We have multiple options of self-contained accommodation in kiwi style huts nestled amongst native New Zealand bush accessed by 4wd. These comfortable huts are designed for relaxing after an epic day on the hill and are fitted with flushing toilets, vanity, shower, solar & generator power, bbq, large decks and bunk beds. Our main huts have stunning views of native New Zealand bush and the snow capped mountains of the Tongariro National Park. Hunting is from the front door step.......literally.

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Four trips - all outstanding

"I've now done four hunting trips with Andrew and all have been outstanding. Three of them were with my teenage sons for their 1st hunts so safety was absolutely paramount. For the 1st timers, he will take you to the rifle range for a familiarity and safety lesson and fire a few shots at targets.

Andrew has access to a few private wilderness blocks where no one else will be hunting. These blocks have ridiculous amounts of Red and Fallow deer and we have always seen deer inside 30 minutes. Sneaking up on them will have your heart pounding out of your chest and you may spook the odd one, but that won't matter as you go over the next ridge and you'll be onto another in no time.

The last 2-day hunt we shot 5 deer( for 5 bullets, all meat animals but we have seen some awesome 12 and 14 point Stags in there too. Andrew field dresses them for you and at the end of the hunt organises the butchering as well. I can't recommend him enough."

OUR PREFERRED  PRIVATE & PUBLIC HUNTING AREAS

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Hunting & Touring Packages

Come hunt with us on our vast privately owned North Island ranch in the Rangitikei region. Or choose to hunt the high country of New Zealand’s majestic Southern Alps. All with expert guidance from the South Pacific’s standout outfitter of world record heads.

Encounter majestic red stag, fallow, sika, rusa, sambar, goats, rams or elk roaming freely through valleys, native manuka bush and mountain tussock overlooking snow-fed rivers.  In the Southern Alps feel the exhilaration of hunting Tahr and Chamois unfettered by fencing or paddocks on foot and from the air by private helicopter.

In the remote back-country, your only distraction will be the stunning vistas over each ridge. This is how hunting should be, where you test your patience watching for animals, stalk your prey in the stillness, hold your breath, take aim and realise a long held dream.  Your stag, your trophy, you’ve earned it.

All featured hunting packages include trophy fees, accommodation at our own private hunting lodge, daily guide rates, meals, full bar, airport transfers, hunt transportation and field preparation of trophies.  We will tailor your hunt to what you want to hunt, you are not limited by these packages!  

All touring packages include accommodation and local transfers with optional excursions additional.  Again, this vacation is all about YOU, so we will customise and package to suit your personal needs.  

from US $6,500

Red Stag Package

Accommodation: 4 Nights

Bag the stag of your dreams

from US $15,000

5 Species North Island Package

Accommodation: 5 Nights

Red Stag, Sika, Fallow, goat and Arapawa ram

from US $22,000

Red Stag, Tahr & Chamois Package

Accommodation: 7 nights

Hunt three species across New Zealand’s North and South Island

from US $38,500

South Pacific 8 package

Accommodation: 10 nights

The ultimate package for the serious hunter

from US $750

4 Day North Island Discovery

Accommodation: 4 nights

A laid back tour about the journey as much as the destination!

from US $550

2 Day Auckland City Sights

Accommodation: 2 Nights

Discover Auckland, City of Sails

from US $650

2 Day Wine & Food Hawkes Bay

Accommodation: 2 nights

Recognized for its fine wine and fresh produce, Hawke's Bay is a gastronome's dream destination..

from US $995

3 Day Best of Queenstown

Accommodation: 3 Nights

Discover the adrenaline and visual wonder that is Queenstown

from US $1,750

8 day South Island Explorer

Accommodation: 8 nights

Enjoy the outstanding and diverse scenery change mile after mile, day after day..

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Target game animal

• Elk (Wapiti)
• Goat & Ram
• Waterfowl (duck, goose & swan)
• Pheasant and quail
• Rabbit & hare
• Guided Hunt
• Trophy hunt
• Training/courses
• Hunting From a Blind
• Bait Hunting
• Hound (Dog) Hunting
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• $500 – $1,000
• $1,000 – $4,000
• $4,000 – $10,000
• $10,000 – $15,000
• $15,000 – $18,000
• $18,000 – $25,000

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North & South Island Wildside Hunting Safaris

Hunt description, north island wildside hunting safaris.

Within a short walking distance of Wildside’s homestead is some the North Island’s most outstanding trophy hunting ever to be experienced.

On Wildside’s exclusive hunting properties you will find, roaming in their natural heards and habitat:

Huge Red Stags;

Sika Stags;

Rusa Stags;

Fallow Bucks.

A habitat that is perfectly suited for the thrilling “spot and stalk” hunting for which Wildside Hunting Safaris is world renown.

Not only for some of New Zealand’s finest Red Stags and Fallow Bucks but also for trophy species found ONLY on the North Island like the seriously intelligent Sika Stag and the secretive Sambar and Rusa Stags.

North Island hunting is typically conducted on easy rolling to hilly bush country where “up close encounters” are experienced by the “spot and stalk” method of hunting. Usually offering at least one shot opportunity per day (for the bow or rifle) and is ideally for the hunter who wants to have the “thrill of the stalk” as well as taking the trophy of a lifetime.

South Island Wildside Hunting Safaris

Wildside’s South Island properties are mainly on the Eastern side of the main divide where the foothills are less steep and more manageable for foot hunting Tahr.

Along with over 1M acres of public land with exceptional numbers, on the South Island we offer hunts for:

Wildside Hunting Safaris can take you on the hunt of a lifetime for all New Zealand’s trophy animals.

Wildside’s properties are often equipped for “still hunting” with treestands, platforms and ground blinds where wild game can be observed for most of the day.

What ever your ambition or abilities are the professional team at Wildside Hunting Safaris can help make your hunting dreams become reality.

The hunting season gets underway in March and goes right through until August when the stags begin shedding their antlers.

The rut period for the Red, Fallow and Sika is in our autumn (fall) with the Red Stags starting first in early March and then the Fallow and Sika follow at late March early April. Peak of the rut is around the first to second weeks of April when the “Roar” is at fever pitch.

All three species are very vocal and often respond to imitation roars. For the Sambar and Rusa their rut is around July-August and make for a very interesting midwinter hunt. On the South Island the Tahr and Chamois rut is from May to July with the Tahr being one of the spectacular animals to hunt in New Zealand. Wildside has over 100,000 acres of freerange private land hunting for tahr that is well populated with large mobs that boast some great bulls.

Red Stag hunts start from $5,500 (each hunter) for two hunters with one guide. This includes 4 days guiding, accommodation/food and beverages and a stag up to 350SCI” for each hunter, also transport to and from the nearest airport. Up grades on stags are totally possible and will be priced according to Wildside’s list price (supplied on request) , also extra days can be added at an extra cost.

Other species that are available are as follows including time of year to hunt them:

Fallow (February to September) ,

Sika (February to September) ,

Sambar (June to October),

Rusa (June to October) ,

Elk (February to September) ,

Tahr (all year round but best from May to September) ,

Chamois (all year round but best from May to September)

Tahr hunts start from $5,500 (each hunter) for two hunters with one guide. This includes 3 days guiding, a bull tahr for each hunter (best we can find) , accommodation/food and beverages also transport from the nearest airport.

Bowhunting can obviously take a little more time than rifle hunting so consider hunting for more days when booking your hunt.

All prices are in USD

Target animal:

Weapon type:, hunting styles available:, firearm/bow rental:, language spoken:.

• Two hunters with one guide.
• 4 days guiding,
• accommodation/food and beverages
• stag up to 350SCI” for each hunter,
• transport to and from the nearest airport

Accommodation & Travel

Accommodation description:.

After a hard days hunting and exploring, guests can relax in the comfortable family atmosphere of Wildside’s homestead while enjoying the wholesome home cooked kiwi cuisine along with some of New Zealand’s famous beverages.

In the South Island Wildside stays in a number of well appointed homesteads, lodges and cabins like the rugged West Coast’s “Rainforest”.

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Experience Thrilling Deer Hunting in NZ's North Island

Welcome to the North Island of New Zealand , a paradise for deer hunting enthusiasts. With its breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and professional guides, the North Island offers unparalleled hunting experiences. Join us for an unforgettable adventure as we explore the thrilling world of deer hunting in the NZ North Island.

Discover the Beauty of Deer Hunting in NZ's North IslanD

Immerse yourself in the beauty of deer hunting in the NZ North Island . Our carefully curated hunting trips provide you with the opportunity to pursue various deer species, including red deer, Sika, fallow deer, and more. With our expert guides, you'll navigate the expansive hunting grounds and maximise your chances of a successful hunt.

Guided Hunting Trips on the North Island Of NZ

Embark on guided hunting trips in the NZ North Island and let our experienced guides lead the way. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or new to the sport, our guides are equipped with extensive knowledge of the North Island's hunting areas. They will assist you in every step of the journey, from tracking game to ensuring your safety and delivering an exceptional hunting experience.

Unleash Your Hunting Potential

Hunting in the NZ North Island is an exhilarating experience that pushes your skills to new heights. The rugged terrain and diverse wildlife create a challenging and rewarding environment for hunters. With our guided hunting trips, you'll have the opportunity to test your abilities, enhance your techniques, and make memories that last a lifetime.

Explore the Wildlife of the North Island

The North Island is home to a rich variety of wildlife, making it a prime hunting destination. In addition to deer, you may encounter other game animals such as wild boar, goats, and small game species. Our guided hunting trips allow you to explore the diverse wildlife of the North Island and create a well-rounded hunting experience.

Immerse Yourself in the North Island's Natural Beauty

Beyond the thrill of the hunt, the North Island's natural beauty will captivate your senses. From the stunning coastal vistas to the rolling hills and lush forests, every moment spent outdoors is a feast for the eyes. Take in the picturesque landscapes as you pursue your trophy and make memories that go beyond the hunt.

Plan Your Guided Hunting Trip on the North Island

Are you ready to embark on a guided hunting adventure in the North Island of New Zealand? Contact us today to plan your hunting trip and explore the captivating landscapes and abundant wildlife of this remarkable region. Our experienced guides and tailored hunting packages ensure an unforgettable experience as you pursue your passion for hunting in NZ's North Island.

Frequently Asked Questions - Hunting in NZ's North Island

What types of deer can i hunt in the north island of new zealand.

The North Island offers exciting opportunities for deer hunting, including red deer and fallow deer. These species thrive in the diverse habitats of the region, providing challenging and rewarding hunting experiences.

Are guided hunting trips available on the NZ North Island?

We offer guided hunting trips on the North Island of NZ. Our experienced guides are knowledgeable about the hunting areas and will accompany you throughout your adventure, ensuring a safe and successful hunting experience.

Can I book a hunting trip on the North Island as a beginner?

Our guided hunting trips cater to hunters of all skill levels, including beginners. Our professional guides will provide you with guidance, tips, and support to help you make the most of your hunting experience, regardless of your expertise.

What can I expect from a guided hunting trip on the North Island?

On a guided hunting trip, you can expect expert guidance, assistance with game tracking, navigation through hunting areas, and advice on shot placement. Our guides are dedicated to ensuring you have a memorable and rewarding hunting experience.

Is hunting in the NZ North Island challenging?

Yes, hunting in the NZ North Island can be challenging due to the diverse terrain and elusive nature of the game. However, our guided trips are designed to provide you with the best opportunities for a successful hunt while adapting to your skill level and preferences.

Are there non-hunting activities available on the North Island for accompanying guests?

Yes, the North Island offers a range of activities for non-hunters to enjoy. From exploring the stunning natural landscapes to engaging in cultural experiences, there's something for everyone. We can tailor your trip to include activities that cater to the interests of non-hunting guests.

Are there accommodations available on the North Island for hunters and non-hunters?

Yes, we provide comfortable lodge accommodations for both hunters and non-hunters. Our lodges are located in scenic settings, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of the North Island while enjoying a relaxing and enjoyable stay.

Can I hunt species other than deer on the North Island?

While deer hunting is the primary focus on the North Island , there may be opportunities to hunt other game species such as wild boar, goats, and small game. Our knowledgeable guides can provide more information on the availability of hunting these additional species during your trip.

Is there a specific hunting season on the North Island?

Hunting seasons and regulations vary for different species and hunting areas. It's important to check the specific hunting season and any relevant regulations for the game species you plan to hunt on the North Island . Our guides can assist you in understanding the season and ensuring compliance with hunting regulations.

How can I book a guided hunting trip on the North Island?

To book a guided hunting trip on the North Island of New Zealand, please contact us directly. Our team will be happy to discuss the available packages, answer any further questions you may have, and assist you in planning your hunting adventure in NZ's North Island.

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BLUE DUCK STATION HUNTING

Hunting for conservation.

New Zealand’s only native land mammals are pekapeka or the short tailed and the long tailed bat. Humans have introduced all the other land mammals that now call New Zealand home. As these mammals are introduced there are often no predators, add in mild winters and an abundance of food resulting in unsustainable high numbers. Hunting plays an important part of controlling numbers so that our native flora and fauna are not destroyed.

At Blue Duck Station we believe in utilising the whole animal that we have hunted. We feed ourselves and our dogs and service our small mammal traps with the animal. Nothing is wasted and we know our meat is free range, fresh and organic.  Our knowledgeable guides will ensure you have a fantastic learning experience in our remote NZ bush.

Uncontrolled deer numbers can be detrimental for the forest. Problems include lack of regeneration, cleared undergrowth, trampled ground cover, compacted subsoils, exposed tree roots and stripped bark.

We offer guided hunting for both red and fallow deer; the first hunt here is always guided, repeat guests to our lodges are welcome to hunt without a guide by prearrangement and provided they have a valid New Zealand firearms licence. Please ensure that you book early for the roar.

Prices: $295 for a guided hunt or $500 full day (maximum 2 people per guide). Red deer: $500 for a meat deer or spiker. 8 pointers are $800 plus $100 for every additional point. Fallow deer: $250, for a meat deer or spiker. Stags are priced from $800 depending on the head.

Goats are browsers and will eat a wide range of plant material including shrubs, trees, grasses and weeds. They are also agile and can accelerate erosion and push holes in fences. Goats are in abundance on the station and hunting them with a guide is the perfect introduction to larger game for the inexperienced hunter or young fella who wants to learn stalking and bush skills.

Prices: $175 per person for a guided hunt (minimum two people – includes the animal)

Rabbits and hares are primarily an agricultural pest, competing with livestock for pasture and causing extensive damage to erosion prone soil to the point that land can be rendered useless. They can also cause damage to vulnerable native plant communities. Small game are the ideal introduction to shooting and processing your own meat.

Price: $120 per person including all animals

Feral pigs can cause long term impacts to the ecosystem, compete for food with native animals, can cause damage to kiwi feeding areas and they also kill lambs and cast sheep. Our pig hunting  includes a guide, ATV transport and experienced pig dogs.

Prices: $595 per guided hunt for up to two people (including the animal)

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Guided Hunting with Chris Jolly

Take a journey with Chris Jolly Outdoors deep into the New Zealand bush to find the ultimate hunting trophy in our wild Fallow, Sika and Red deer breeds. Take in stunning vistas while you line up your shot.

The Chris Jolly Outdoors Hunting Packages

An expert hunting guide will help you track down dinner and a trophy. From novice to seasoned, our clients have sought our expertise from every corner of the globe. Step behind the velvet rope into an exclusive playground. Whether your hunting aim is to secure a trophy to take home, or just enjoy the thrill of the chase in stunning natural surroundings, our expert guides have you covered. Have a chance at nature’s bounty, get in contact with us today.

Trip Highlights

Incredible views of the Central Plateau, access to 10,000 acres of pristine hunting ground.

What’s Provided

One guide per two people. Wet weather gear and firearms. F ishing waders if necessary should we stop for a fish along the way. Accommodation can be provided for an overnight or multi-night trips. If you would like your trip catered, please let us know. Whether you’re hunting for meat or trophies, we can help with what to do with your quarry, whether it be off to the butchers, or taxidermy.

Transport and Timing

The Chris Jolly team can provide transport to and from your accommodation and the length of the hunting tour is really up to you. Give us a bell to start planning your adventure!

We recommend the following clothing:

• warm hunting clothes of woollen material for warmth and body protection
• At least one pair of light but sturdy boots with a good grip. 
• A rain jacket, rain trousers, woollen hat and gloves are recommended for the cooler months. 

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The Importance of an Experience Guide while Hunting

Deer hunting in New Zealand’s North Island is an extremely popular tourist activity, and for good reason. New Zealand is home to some of the world’s most beautiful deer, and the country’s herds are managed carefully to ensure a sustainable population. 

A good guide will not only ensure that you have a safe and successful hunt, but will also be able to teach you about deer behaviour and track down the best deer for you to hunt. 

With a good guide by your side, deer hunting in NZ can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience for all experience levels.

Types of Deer in New Zealand

New Zealand is home to a variety of deer species that make for popular game animals. In the North Island, you can find red, sika, fallow, sambar and, rusa deer while the South Island is home to red, white-tail, wapiti and fallow deer. 

Each species has its own unique characteristics, making them a challenge and rewarding to hunt. With its varied landscapes and abundance of deer populations, New Zealand is a paradise for deer hunters from all over the world. So come and experience the thrill of the hunt in one of the most beautiful countries on earth.

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The deer are waiting for you to come and take your shot – don’t miss your chance!

Our Exclusive Hunting Locations

We have exclusive access to thousands of acres of stunning native bush hunting. Your idyllic hunting grounds are set across 2-3 locations at the southern end of Lake Taupō. These various hunting grounds have good representative free range stags roaming the property and trophy stags upward of 300+ SCI within our fair chase environment. 

The terrain and hunting conditions are varied with large native podocarp forests, scrub lands (reverted pasture) and open grass pastures which make for a perfect landscape for both the deer and the hunter. Access around the property is on well-formed 4 x 4 tracks but a reasonable amount of fitness will certainly improve your chances. The sheer isolation brings an added edge to this wilderness escape.

Our base camp has accommodation with full catering options available. You can book in for a single or multi day adventure with the experienced team. We provide all bedding and accommodation amenities for a multi-night stay with us.

On a clear evening here, the sky is a brilliant array of stars, with calls of New Zealand’s native owls and wildlife providing a soothing night time serenade.  You’d best pack for a while, as you may not want to leave!

The terrain and hunting conditions are varied, making for a perfect landscape for both the deer and the hunter.

When to Visit for Deer Hunting in NZ

The best time of year for deer hunting in NZ is early spring, when the deer shed their winter coats and the days are starting to get longer. 

There are also a few other factors that can make deer hunting in NZ even more enjoyable, such as the fact that the deer are more active during this time of year and they are also easier to spot as they move around in search of food. 

So if you’re looking for a great opportunity to deer hunt, make sure to book your guided hunt in early spring.

Take in the scenic vistas of the central North Island while stalking your prey. Finish the day off at basecamp, beer in hand!

Hunting Licences

If a visiting hunter decides to use our firearms, no permit is required as long as the guide accompanying you is licenced.

If you’d like to bring your own firearm and/or ammunition into New Zealand, you must hold:

• A current Firearms/Visitor Firearms Licence
• OR a Law Enforcement ID
• A valid Import Permit

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What Level of Experience do I Need?

No matter what your level of experience, there is a  Chris jolly Guided Hunting trip that is perfect for you. 

If you are new to deer hunting, consider signing up for a single-day hunt. This will give you the opportunity to learn the basics of deer hunting without having to commit to a longer trip. 

For those with more deer hunting experience, multi-day deer hunting trips are available that will take you deep into the backcountry in pursuit of trophy deer. No matter what your deer hunting goals are, Chris Jolly Outdoors has a trip that is right for you.

Chris Jolly Outdoors has the experience and insider knowledge to get the best out of your hunt.

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What We Offer

• Private charter boats with catering/bar/fishing equipment and crew
• Access to private land, water and know-how of local’s secret spaces
• Functions, corporate events & team building

Reliable & Experienced

• Over forty years in the central North Island tourism industry
• We’re a family business, with local Taupō knowledge
• Our staff are experienced adventure experts

Adventure Qualified

• 5 Star Rated Gold Qualmark
• Orvis Endorsed Fly Fishing Guides
• Trip Advisor’s Travellers Choice 2023
• Partnered with Ngāti Tūwharetoa

Your Taupō Activity Partner

From beautiful lake views, to fishing crystal pools, to scenic hikes in the central North Island wilderness; Chris Jolly Outdoors are the go-to guides to tick off that bucket list.

In Taupō, the adventure possibilities are truly endless. We guarantee one thing – we’ll create a memorable experience for you that you’ll treasure forever.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! Subject to you or your guide hitting the target on your hind or stag. Venison is a lovely lean meat, perfect for a BBQ lunch, or steak dinner with the fam. Pair with a fresh green salad and roasted Kumara for the ultimate kai.

Yes, we have helicopter transfers available from anywhere in NZ but can also arrange vehicle transfers from Auckland International or Taupo domestic terminals. Our hunting and fishing guided tours have helicopter options to them, with our hunting grounds being either a 90 minute drive or a 25 minute flight from Taupo CBD.

There’s a list! Although we provide all firearms, food and transport to and from the hunting ground (on our one day tours). We do not provide a firearms licence. By NZ law, visiting hunters bringing their own firearms must obtain a firearms tourist licence from the NZ police at the International airport on their arrival. Visiting hunters, however, using our firearms does not require a licence as our guides are fully licenced.

If you choose a multi-day drip we will also provide bedding, food and beverages. We can accommodate all dietary requests so long as we are made aware of them ahead of time.

All that aside, please bring:

• Camouflage clothing
• Woollen based clothing
• Additional layers
• Woollen hat and gloves
• A rain jacket
• Waterproof trousers
• Boots, sturdy with good grip – trainers/runners are not boots.

If you were lucky enough to bag your shot, your guide will be happy to cape and salt your trophy/trophies for you. If you would like your trophy mounted, that can be arranged here in NZ and we can arrange to have it dispatched freight forward by air to your specified destination. We will complete all necessary documentation for you so that it is all taken care of!

Tui, Fantail and wax eyes are amongst the beautiful birdsong that serenades lake Taupō’s verdant native bush.

Taupo can get to -1 or 2 degrees celsius in Wintertime, with icy winds coming straight off the central plateau mountains. It is best to pack woolly layers and definitely a wind/waterproof jacket.

No, Taupō, and New Zealand, in general does not have any native or imported predators. There are very small poisonous spiders called the whitetail and katipo, but a quick GP visit and some antibiotics after a bite and you’ll be right as rain.

Conditions are changeable in Taupō, so it’s best to be prepared! The locals joke that Taupō can have four seasons in a day!

• Hiking boots with good ankle support and grip, or other sturdy footwear
• Sun hat or warm beanie – pack one and wear the other
• Sunglasses – wear or pack, NZ has harsh sunlight
• Gloves in polypropylene/wool – wear or pack for winter
• Socks in polypropylene or wool (a spare pair is always a good idea)

Layer up your clothes:

• Base layer – top and leggings in polypropylene/wool, quick dry shorts or pants
• Mid layer – long-sleeved top in wool or polar fleece – wear or pack depending on the weather
• Exterior layer – Wind and waterproof jacket with hood – wear or pack depending on the weather (waterproof overtrousers optional)

The Essentials

• Day pack with a waterproof liner
• Drink bottle –  2 litres of water per day you will be out.
• Packed lunch and snacks – if you are coming on a guided hike with us, we can cater your hike
• Fully charged mobile phone ­
• Personal medication, eg antihistamines, asthma inhalers
• Extra base layer and socks
• Rubbish bag
• Map of the area you’ll be walking – if you are being guided you will not need this, we will direct you

Emergency equipment:

Our guides carry the following items

• Basic first aid kit including hand sanitiser, sunscreen and insect repellent
• Head torch/torch and spare batteries in case you take longer than intended
• Survival blanket to keep you warm in an emergency
• Whistle in case your split up or need help
• Extra high energy snack food

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Arapawa Rams

Guided hunting trips - meat hunts, red stag, fallow stag, arapawa ram & more .....

Glenora (today known as Ora) was the out Station of Akitio Station back in the early years & comprised of 90,000ac. It was purchased by Francis Armstrong in 1876, and has been handed down through the generations since then. It used to be known as one of the great Stations in the Wairarapa, North Island of New Zealand. Glenora is now down to 6,700ac & still remains in the Armstrong family today, which is managed by Professional New Zealand hunters Hamish & Pamela Armstrong, son & daughter in law, Tim & Frecks Armstrong along with their 3 children, Michaela, Hamish & Thomas.

Farmers have had to diversify where possible over the past years, & this is where the idea came about to start a New Zealand hunting safari park.

Our Franklin Block was ideal for New Zealand Deer Hunting due to its bushy terrain and is an extremely natural environment for the wild red deer & fallow, along with Arapawa Rams. Franklins is about 900ac, is fully ring fenced & is enjoyed by all of our hunting clients, a lot of whom come back year after year. Some clients come twice a year due to the freedom, humour, relaxation, enjoyment & tranquillity of Glenora Hunting Adventures.

Trophy Red Stag

were first liberated into the area in the 1870's and many a fine stag has been shot since then.  Fallow have been slowly appearing & showing themselves over the past 20 years or so.

Fallow Bucks

are amazing to see, strolling about the park. With their huge racks of timber, you wonder how they can carry such a load! Check out our  New Zealand Trophy hunting  prices  here.

were introduced into our hunting block from the beginning & are becoming extremely popular, with their large curly horns & shaggy wool.

for our fellow kiwi hunters. Full your freezers with venison. Venison is becoming widely popular, with it's lean meat. Very tasty & versatile. Enquire via email/facebook or phone.

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Wild pigs and trophy Boars inhabit our Red Stag properties.

Trophy Boar hunting, wild pigs.

Wild pigs inhabit our red stag properties in low numbers and are generally regarded by landowners as pests. There for if wild pigs are encountered on any of our hunts they can be shot for no cost. However if you wish to target a trophy boar a trophy fee does apply. To really hunt successfully for trophy boars in New Zealand you need a team of dogs. We do not have pig dogs at Lake Hawea Hunting Safaris but we can contract professional pig hunters to help you take a trophy boar.

Trophy boar hunting makes for a great day of hunting and when the time comes it’s up to you whether you want to opt for your rifle or knife.

Boar Trophies

Trophies are best available; boars generally carry good tusks and can weigh up to and in excess of 200 pounds. Boars are a range of colours, black or tan being common colours and many boars are a mix of both.

Boar Hunting Dates.

Boars can be hunted all year round

Other Species Available

Free Range Red Stag

Take a step back in time for a 300 class, wild, Otago Red Stag.

Private Estate Red Stag

Hunt our private game estate for Red Stags ranging from 330-600 class.

The King of New Zealand’s Southern Alps, the Bull Tahr.

Alpine Chamois

The Alpine Chamois is a beautiful animal; a top trophy is a true prize.

Fallow Deer

Fallow deer are an exciting, aggressive animal & unique trophy with palmated antlers.

South Pacific Whitetail

In NZ Whitetail deer are very elusive – free range trophies are hard to obtain.

South Pacific Elk

Hunting Elk cannot be described until you are up close to a rutting bugling Bull.

Sika are only found on the North Island, we can arrange a hunt for you there.

Arapawa Ram

Unique to NZ, Arapawa rams horns exceed a full curl and can curl twice.

South Pacific Goat

Trophy Goats can reach over 40 inches in spread from horn tip to horn tip

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4-Day North Island Sitka Hunt

Beautiful Sika deer

Sitka Deer hunts start from $5,500 (each hunter) for two hunters with one guide. This includes 4 days guiding, accommodation/food and beverages, also transport to and from the nearest airport. Up grades on stags are totally possible and will be priced according to Wildside's list price (supplied on request), also extra days can be added at an extra cost. Bowhunting can obviously take a little more time than rifle hunting so consider hunting for more days when booking your hunt. Wildside hunting Safaris offers both rifle and bow hunters’ a world class trophy hunting experience on both North and South Islands for all of the New Zealand’s top trophy species. Specialising in professionally guided hunts on New Zealand’s forest clad North Island and the snow capped mountains of the South Island. Within a short walking distance of Wildside’s homestead is some the North Island's most outstanding trophy hunting ever to be experienced. A habitat that is perfectly suited for the thrilling "spot and stalk" hunting for which Wildside Hunting Safaris is world renown. Not only for some of New Zealand’s finest Red Stags and Fallow Bucks but also for trophy species found ONLY on the North Island like the seriously intelligent Sika Stag and the secretive Sambar and Rusa Stags. North Island hunting is typically conducted on easy rolling to hilly bush country where “up close encounters” are experienced by the “spot and stalk” method of hunting. Usually offering at least one shot opportunity per day (for the bow or rifle) and is ideally for the hunter who wants to have the “thrill of the stalk” as well as taking the trophy of a lifetime.

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ABOUT TOTAL SAFARI NZ

At Total-Safari NZ, we pride ourselves on providing truly unique, individualised, hunting and fishing tours of New Zealand. We specialise in exploring both the North and South Islands - the way the locals do!

Matt Breach and his team are local hunting and fishing experts, and with their flexibility, wide range of activities and locations, you too can experience the best 'wild New Zealand" has to offer.

Accommodation, meals, transport and equipment are all taken care of. We will also provide all the support, advice and equipment to make sure your trip is safe, successful and the experience of a lifetime!

Packages range from day trips for both fishing and hunting, to multi-day, multi-activity experiences in a range of New Zealand regions.

What our clients are saying...

Marc, March 2019

I’ve been using total safari for the last 3 years for trips and have advised on all trips what I would like to target, every trip has delivered results of pigs, deers, kingfish and endless fish.

Matt fully knows what he’s doing and I would highly recommend any of his trips and I can’t wait to book my next adventure with these guys...

Abrie, May 2020

Great day out with amazing guys. Awesome support and exhilarating experience. 

An absolute must if you want to bag a beautiful animal and find yourself in the best scenery the North island can offer.

Shannon, 2016

Outstanding! Matt was an excellent guide with very in depth knowledge of the area and hunting in general. He was very professional and an excellent teacher when it came to showing a few of the lesser experienced lads how to stalk, dispatch and gut our kills.

Me and the boys can't stop talking about how much we enjoyed our trip and can't wait to start planning another one with the guys from Total Safaris NZ.

Eugene, 2016

Can I just express our thanks to Matt, Chris & Dean for a great hunting and fishing experience over a five day period. As well as being great guides you guys are great hosts with entertaining personalities. recommend you to anyone who wants a unique hunting and fishing experience where flexibility is not an issue with the clients end goal experience being paramount. You guys will be seeing myself and Daniel again for another great adventure.

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At Poronui Hunting we want to make your New Zealand hunting trip as memorable and as easy as possible. And if you’re looking to hunt for a red stag trophy ,  you’ve come to the right place!

It’s important you have the right clothing and equipment for the climate and the hunting terrain in New Zealand. The weather can change suddenly, especially in the forest or at high elevation, so you need to be prepared. Four seasons in one day is a phrase that could have been coined to describe New Zealand, and, remember, the seasons are opposite those of the northern hemisphere.

New Zealand is a small mountainous country, and our climate is heavily influenced by maritime conditions. As a result, weather conditions can fluctuate significantly at any time of the year, and it pays to be prepared.

The terrain can be challenging and a good level of fitness is recommended, especially when stalking a stag over a couple of days. You’ll be traversing hillsides, dropping over mountains, and creeping through streams and gorges in search of your trophy stag.

Different species of deer can be found in hard antler practically all-year round in New Zealand. The main hunting season is between late February and the beginning of August when red stag, sika, and fallow deer are in hard antler. The rut commences mid-March for red stags, followed a month later for sika, fallow, and then rusa.

Chamois and tahr are both available in their summer coats down at Glazebrook during this time.

The start of the hunting season. Red and sika stags are in hard antler by the third week. A great time to look over plenty of stags in the open country and pick a really big trophy that is in good shape before the rigors of the rut.

Big monster. Early in the month the sika stags are in the open before they head to the bush before the rut. Mid-March it's all on for the red stags with the rut reaching its peak in late March and early April.

As the rut of the reds begins to tail off, the sika are really hitting their straps, usually towards the end of the second week. As if this isn't enough, fallow bucks will make themselves heard before the end of the month.

The red stags move away from the hinds during May in preparation for the winter. In the South Island the chamois and tahr coats are in their prime. The tahr commence their rut and bulls are generally higher in the mountains with groups of nannies.

In the South Island the chamois and tahr coats are still in their prime. Towards the end of June, expect to see stags out in the open in bachelor groups as they try to pile on condition.

July is a very good month to pick out a sika or red stag trophy. It's amazing what wanders out from the bush now that they have lost interest in females! Tahr and chamois coats are superb, though by now they will leave the nannies and start congretating in bachelor groups. In July, rusa stags will be making the odd grunt or two as they practice for the rut.

Last chance for a big red stag as the antlers will start dropping by the second week of the month. The smaller stags will not shed until September but the really big boys are a couple of weeks earlier. The rusa have come out of the woodwork and are grunting up a storm.

There are still great opportunities for chamois, tahr, and rusa.

Probably the last really good month for tahr and chamois, as their coats are climate-dependent and will start to change in the coming months. Rusa and sambar are still available, and, if fishing is on the program, the new season gets underway 1 October.

Rusa are the main trophy option in November. The spring growth drags the stags out onto the grass as they recover condition after the rut. It's also a popular time for a spring meat hunt.

Rusa and a spring meat hunt are the pre-Christmas highlights. It's possible to get chamois and tahr in their summer coats.

• A good wind-proof, water-proof shell layer is essential at any time.
• Layering for the conditions is preferable to wearing a heavily insulated coat, as, even in the middle of winter, a warm day would make this unbearable on the hill. This allows you to be comfortable during the chill of an early morning frost and then strip a layer or two off later as temperatures rise.
• Camouflage-patterned clothing is an advantage but not essential, though colors need to be dull greens, browns, or olive if camouflage isn’t worn.
• Solid footwear is important. Boots with good ankle support and a firm sole with good grip are very important, particularly in the steeper conditions found in the South Island.
• Most New Zealand hunting is spot and stalk. Good binoculars are essential for spotting animals, with 10*40s ideal.
• A spotting scope is ideal for judging trophies from a distance.

We work with some of the leading taxidermists in New Zealand, and can easily arrange to have your trophy mounted and sent to you back home. Taxidermy of a big stag usually costs around US$1,000. Subsequent animals are less.

If you prefer to expedite your trophy to your preferred taxidermist at home, we can help arrange this for you for an additional fee. The expediter will do the paperwork, pack the animal into the crate, and send it. Please note that meat can’t be exported to the United States.

We recommend flat shooting calibres, such as .300 Winchester magnum, which will cope with the range of species and terrain found in New Zealand. Visitors to New Zealand bringing firearms or ammunition must obtain a visitors firearms licence.

Licences can be obtained online. We recommend applying well in advance of your trip to ensure there are no issues. Note that if you intend to use a firearm and ammunition supplied by our lodges you will not require a visitor’s licence. In this instance you are under the active supervision of your guide and do not need an individual licence.

The New Zealand Government has introduced a new travel requirement for some visitors and transit passengers. It’s called the NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority), and travelers need to request theirs via the official mobile app or website. Approval can take up to 72 hours, so get yours before you go.

The NZeTA is required for travel from 1 October 2019.

Visit immigration.govt.nz/nzeta to find out if you need one.

Nestled in the secluded Taharua Valley on New Zealand’s spectacular North Island, Poronui boasts some of the world’s best wilderness experiences, breathtaking scenery, and genuine warm hospitality. We offer a range of hunting packages, which include accommodation.

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Poronui is located in the rugged center of New Zealand’s North Island, a 45-minute drive from the resort town of Taupo along the Napier-Taupo Highway. Taupo has a small airport that is roughly one hour’s flight from Auckland or Wellington.

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Hunting Nz North Island (Here’s What You Need To Know)

If you’re looking to go hunting in New Zealand, the North Island is a great place to start. There are plenty of different animals to hunt, and the landscape is beautiful.

Before you head out, make sure you have all the necessary permits and licenses. Once you have those sorted, it’s time to start planning your trip. Here are a few things to keep in mind:

What kind of animals do you want to hunt? New Zealand has many different species of birds, deer, pigs, and goats.

Where will you be staying? There are numerous hotels and lodges throughout the North Island that cater to hunters.

When is the best time to go? This depends on what kind of animal you’re hoping to hunt. Deer season generally runs from March through August, while bird season is typically from October through February.

How will you get around? You’ll need a vehicle that can handle off-road conditions as well as long distances – a 4×4 SUV or truck is ideal.

How much would it cost to hunt in New Zealand?

The cost of hunting in New Zealand can vary widely depending on the type of hunt you’re looking for. For a simple two-on-one guided hunt, you can expect to pay anywhere from $6,000 to $8,500 just for the lodge and guide. However, some outfitters charge up to $11,000 for a similar hunt! So, it really depends on what you’re looking for and how much you’re willing to spend.

Where can you hunt on the North Island?

There are several places on the North Island where you can go hunting. The Kaimanawa Forest Park, Hihitahi Forest Sanctuary, Pukepoto Ecological Area, Tongariro National Park and Rangataua Forest all offer hunting opportunities. Tongariro Forest is also a good place to hunt, as is Erua forest. Finally, the Rangitaiki Conservation Area offers some great hunting grounds.

Can you hunt for free in New Zealand?

Yes, you can hunt for free in New Zealand! The country is an incredible hunting destination, with spectacular mountain scenery, endless public land, and a pantheon of exotic species to hunt. You don’t need tags, licenses, trophy fees or the necessity of hiring a guide.

How much does it cost to hunt deer in New Zealand?

Deer hunting in New Zealand is an extremely popular activity, with many people eager to take part. There are a number of different ways to hunt deer in New Zealand, but the most common method is by purchasing a 1 on 1 stag package. These packages typically range in price from $9,500 USD for a gold package (which includes a 375-400 SCI score) to $25,000 USD for a super gold package (which includes a 500-600 SCI score).

How much is red deer hunting in New Zealand?

Red deer hunting in New Zealand is some of the best in the world. You can find great deals on free range red stag, tahr, and fallow deer at private ranches for as little as $3,500. The best prices for red stag are usually around $7,500 for a 350-380 class animal and $10,000 for a 380-400 class animal. For the very biggest stags, you can expect to pay up to $14,500.

Can you hunt in NY state forests?

Yes, you can hunt in NY state forests. State forests are open to public hunting, except in intensive use areas.

Where is the best hunting in NZ?

If you’re looking for the best hunting in New Zealand, head to the South Island. The South Island is home to just over half of New Zealand’s total area, but only 23 percent of the population. That means there’s plenty of space for hunting. And, the South Island is home to some of New Zealand’s best big-game hunting. The red stag is unquestionably New Zealand’s premier big-game species. So if you’re looking for a challenging and rewarding hunt, head to the South Island.

Can you hunt in New York State parks?

Yes, you can hunt in New York State parks. In fact, the state offers many different places to hunt, including 81 parks, 3 historic sites, 3 golf courses and 50 boat launches. You can hunt a variety of different wildlife here, including big game, small game, turkey, furbearers, waterfowl and migratory bird species.

Is there hunting in the Adirondacks?

Yes, there is hunting in the Adirondacks. The season typically runs from September through December, but you should consult the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation website for specific dates.

What does it cost to hunt red stag in New Zealand?

The best way to hunt red stag in New Zealand is on a free range. These hunts typically cost between $3,500 and $4,500. However, if you want to hunt on a private ranch, the prices will be higher. The best ranch hunts for red stag will cost between $7,500 and $14,500.

Can you hunt in Green Mountain National Forest?

Yes, you can hunt in Green Mountain National Forest. As with any recreational opportunity on the National Forests, all applicable State and Federal laws and regulations must be followed.

Can Australians hunt in New Zealand?

Yes, Australians can hunt in New Zealand. Australian Hunting Consultants are fortunate to have access to some of the finest exclusive free range fair chase hunting opportunities in the South Island of New Zealand.

The South Island is home to some of the most amazing landscapes and wildlife in the world, making it a perfect destination for hunters. With the help of an experienced outfitter/guide, you can make the most of your time in New Zealand and enjoy a successful hunt.

How much does it cost to go hunting in New Zealand?

The cost of hunting in New Zealand can vary depending on the type of hunt you’re looking to do. For a two-on-one guided hunt, you can expect to pay anywhere from $6,000 to $8,500 just for the lodge and guide.

Some outfitters may charge up to $11,000 for this type of hunt. In addition, you’ll need to purchase a New Mexico Game Hunting License and Private Land Tag, which will cost you about $650 total.

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Lower North Island pig hunting club comp

November 5, 2018 Bill Westwood Bill's Diary , Competition results 0

I was once again invited up to the North Island to help with judging this competition. Landing in Wellington on Friday the 19 th of October I had a number to call for Will and right on que he was waiting outside of the terminal in his Hilux with a dog box on the back ready to go hunting. Will had a side by side four wheeler which took us 11 km into the bush where we went for a walk but no luck on the pigs as they were not around. That afternoon I was dropped off at Charlotte and Keil Collins who were great hosts and next morning I was picked up by the president of their club Joel Peterson and taken out for another hunt into an area that Joel had lost two of his dogs thirteen days earlier. As soon as we got to the bush one of the dogs we had tracked off and just kept going so we kept following until the second dog tracked off after the first one. All the time we were expecting a bark as we kept on walking. Finally both dogs returned to us just proving how cunning these pigs are to catch. After we arrived back to Joel’s house he got a phone call from a tramper who had found one of his dogs in a step gully in Penn creek off the side of the Otaki River. When the tramper found this dog it was staying with the tracking collar and rip collar off the other dog so Joel got back one dog and both his tracking collars minus the other dog. Next morning of the competition Joel was back on the hill trying to find his other dog still with no luck.

With this competition last year I got to see how well these club members get on with each other and it was no different this year with a good turnout of club members helping out and once again they had so many prizes with all of the people entered taking home a prize with a big focus on the children section which I love seeing those big smiles on those kids faces..

The highlight of these comps are always seeing those boars rocking on up to the scales and this comp had a real ripper of a boar turn up weighing in at 239 pounds, caught by Gerry Veneberg and Ethan Oliver. Gerry has been hunting for many years and has a reputation as being a very good pig hunter and talking to a lot of the club members they talked very highly of him so it was well deserved getting such a good boar on the right weekend. Weighing this boar took a bit of lifting and when Epiha Johnson carried it across on his own to lower it on the hook the weight just straightened the hook out so we couldn’t even hang it up so the vice president of the club James Wineti went home and grabbed a 44 gallon drum to sit it on which made a good photo. That night a lot of the club members went around to James’s place for a BBQ and a few beers to give me a good send off. Thanks to Riana du Plessis for being the sober driver and to Shane Demenech for dropping me off at the wellington airport on the Monday morning for the trip back home. Thank you again Lower North Island Pig Hunting Club for arranging such a good trip away.

Results 1 st     239 pounds       Gerry Veneberg & Ethan Oliver 2 nd    152.8 pounds   Slade Hay-Horton 3 rd    134 pounds       Anton Williams 4 th    133 pounds       Ethan Reti 5 th     129.2 pounds   Cameron Hayes 6 th    120.4 pounds    Jamie Hinds Best tusks 19 5/8 Gerry Veneberg & Ethan Oliver Average weight 111.8 pounds  Cameron Hayes

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