Hunting in South Pacific

Hunting for Water Buffalo and Banteng, and for some species of deer starts in the end of April - beginning of May in Australia. It is also possible to harvest Tahr, Chamois and deers in New Zealand at this time of the year. April through June is a good time for a combo hunt. We advise you to plan at least 3-4 weeks for such a trip.

No, your hunting clothes should be different for each country. Though the countries are located in one part of the world and have the same season, their weather is quite different. For Australia, take a set for the European summer weather (about +25 C or 77 F). New Zealand though can have freezing weather in the night and in the morning, with the temperatures as low as -3 -5 С or 23-26 F. This is especially true for the mountains inhabited by Tahr and Chamois. New Zealand has freak weather that can totally change in thirty minutes.

Unless you are an Australian citizen, you will need a valid visa to enter Australia. As for New Zealand, citizens of many countries do not need a visa to enter. They still need to apply for the electronic Travel Authorisation. Please check the visa requirements or let us know and we will check for you.

No, international flights are not included and have to be paid extra.

When you are out in the wild in Australia, please beware of spiders and snakes. New Zealand has no poisonous creatures at all. However, the main danger of the region is the sun. Please bring a hat and sunscreen with you.