PRIVATE GUIDED HUNTING TOURS – ANIMALS
Adventure Hunting are dedicated to offering the very best guided hunting tours in NZ, which is why time, dedication and skill has gone into introducing and/or managing high quality Game populations in our stunning NZ environment, within our own exclusive, hunting block and others around the country.
HAVE A LOOK AT WHAT YOU MIGHT FIND IN THE BUSH AT ADVENTURE HUNTING: (AUCKLAND)
Believed to originate from a single Royal Park in Copenhagen, Denmark, The Danish White Red Deer are considered a rare breed in New Zealand and a particularly desired breed globally…
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Goats were introduced to New Zealand in the 1770s as a food source and to clear weeds in settlement areas. As a species they adapted impeccably to the native environment and landscape…
30 Species of upland game birds were released throughout New Zealand including the common pheasant which were among the first to be released, between 1842 and 1877…
Red deer are the most common deer found in New Zealand, with a controversial existence spreading over both the North and South Island. The Red deer originally…
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Today’s Arapawa sheep are derived from the feral sheep originally isolated on Arapawa Island in the Marlborough Sounds, NZ. Their initial origin is uncertain, with much evidence…
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The common Turkeys of New Zealand have such an extensive population due to no large predator risk being present. The earliest recorded release of Turkeys was on Kawau Island in…
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The Fallow deer, are a common deer species in NZ, with their population covering both the North and South Island in often isolated pockets. They were believed to be released…
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Duck hunting is the most popular game bird hunting in New Zealand with a variety of duck species available including; Mallard ducks, Grey ducks, and Paradise ducks…
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You can find the New Zealand wild/feral pig thoughout the entire country and even a number of our offshore islands in a range of different habitats. From bush to farmland, high country to…
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Himalayan tahr are large goat-like animals, native to the central Himalayan ranges of India and Nepal. Introduced to New Zealand in the early days of European settlement for…
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The chamois looks like a goat-like antelope, its most distinctive characteristic being its white face, with black stripes just below the eyes. The chamois is mostly brown in…
Sika Deer are popular deer in New Zealand, however their species is limited to certain locations around New Zealand, unlike the wide spread Red and Fallow populations. Believed to be…
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Wapiti are the largest deer in New Zealand (accepting that moose are no longer present in Fiordland). The male carries spectacularly large antlers that are round in…
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