NZ Exclusive Private Land Hunts

Become another New Zealand Trophy Hunt success using our premium guided hunting service. Book with internationally known Peter Chamberlain’s Kiwi Wilderness Safaris and have everything taken care of by Peter… personally.

Peter chooses hunting areas that not only fill the trophy hunter’s bag but have them see some of the most awesome of scenic sights throughout New Zealand’s Southern Alps – Based and hunting exclusively in New Zealand’s South Island.

The South Island is the home of New Zealand’s largest and longest mountain chain, the Southern Alps – home to the majority of New Zealand’s Red stag, Fallow stag, and all Himalayan Tahr and Alpine Chamois.

Exclusive Private Land Hunts have a day rate and trophy fee. These features will include:

• all hunting guide services
• all hunting trophy fee (trophies must make the SCI book)
• all helicopter, 4WD & road transport
• all hunting trophy preparation
• all meals
• excellent accommodation

The exclusive private hunts have clean private comfortable accommodations. We have access to property that will have the potential to gain a very high standard of success and trophy size. In fact too date with this hunt we have been 100% successful with 99% of the hunters, and this maybe due to some of these facts.

Red and Fallow stag are hunted on the less formidable mountains, as often these species reside a huge amount of their time in forest or thick brush more common on the lower slopes. Tahr and Chamois on the other hand are a true alpine animals that prefer the use of more open high country. A hunter would then need be a fair shot, and often after a warranted stalk to this higher ground. However in the case with this hunt we have the use of ideal 4WD tracking helping eliminate a steep hike of any great distance. In most circumstances a non hunter companion can take part and watch the action.

Best months: March to late July. The March, April and May temperatures normally range from 5-25 degrees C night and day. No snow is normally evident. June and July the night temperatures drop below Celsius, 5-15 degrees C during the day, some snow.

Clothing & equipment: Good comfortable boots, free fitting warm layers with warm jacket. Rain gear advised. Camo or olive greens best. Free use of spare firearms for all occasions.

All trophies must make SCI record book scores.