Hunting Regions

The sweeping curve of Hawke’s Bay from Napier to Mahia Peninsula fronts a deep hinterland of golden brown rolling hills and steep-sided mountain ranges.

Trophy hunting on commercial Safari farms. The Taranaki region is defined by the perfect volcanic cone of Mt Taranaki (also known as Mt Egmont)

Summary of Hunting Regions to allow hunting enthusiasts to make the most of their time in the outdoors. Permits free of charge at Department of Conservation.

Red and sika trophy herds under active volcanoes. Three striking landmarks dominate the Central North Island skyline in the region known as the Volcanic Plateau

Top quality fallow trophies in Woodhill Forest an impressive range of hunting opportunities is available within easy driving distance of our most populous city.

Summary of Hunting Regions to allow hunting enthusiasts to make the most of their time in the outdoors. Permits free of charge at Department of Conservation.

South Island’s major city, Christchurch, is a good base for exploring fascinating inland places like Lake Coleridge, Hanmer Springs, Lewis Pass and Lake Sumner.

Red deer are the main game animal by sheer weight of numbers and their range extends from the Kaimai Range in the Bay of Plenty to Stewart Island.

Good access to extensive hunting territory. The southernmost region has an incredible variety of terrain and wild game habitat and excellent opportunities.

Great deer stalking in a boutique mountain range. Hill country sheep stations measuring thousands of hectares in extent, are spread over the Wairarapa’s.

Red, fallow and chamois trophies in National Parks. This top destination for travellers has wonderful sunshine, golden sand beaches and the most popular parks.

This sun-drenched region is synonymous with fine wines, gourmet food, relaxing holidays in the beautiful labyrinth of waterways known as the Marlborough Sounds.