West Coast Mega Hunt - 5 animals!

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Welcome to Wilderness Quest New Zealand
You will find the finest of New Zealand trophy hunting located on the wild and beautiful West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand.

West Coast Mega Hunt - 5 animals!
If you love to hunt this is the deal for you! Hunt for Red Stag (300-330 SCI), Arapawa Ram and Fallow Buck in the rainforest then add the challenge of hunting Tahr and Chamois in the West Coast alpine wilderness and THE HUNT IS ON! Includes 7 days (6 nights) daily rate.

Red Stag
The first footprints of Red Stags in New Zealand were in 1851 and since that time Red Deer have flourished into what we have today! New Zealand is a sub-tropical island paradise abundant with rich vegetation and completely absent of large predators. Over the years there have been further introductions of improved genetics from England and Germany. Combining these genetics with our perfect growing conditions it is no surprise that our trophy Red Stags are the best to be found anywhere in the world!

Please note that the Stags on our pictures rate more than 330 SCI points. If you are interested in such a big Red Stag check out our other offers.

Arapawa
Arapawa Sheep originated from a fine-woolled breed of merino sheep from Europe. Liberated onto Arapawa Island at the top of the South Island as food for returning whalers and sealers they soon adapted well to their surroundings. Easily distinguished by their large curled horns and 'dread-lock' woolly coats, these hardy rams are an attractive trophy animal.

Fallow
The unique palmated antlers and vivid coloration of their coat make a Fallow Buck a handsome addition to your trophy hunt. Introduced from Europe, they have spread through much of New Zealand and are now well established. During the rut their call is a loud distinctive croak and bucks fight very aggressively, sometimes to the death. The fallow rut is April/May and we hunt these pretty deer from mid-February through August.

Tahr
The iconic outline of a mature bull tahr silhouetted on a high rocky bluff is not to be soon forgotten by the hunter as he toils closer with each step. The old bull stands high and proud as he surveys his alpine domain, the wind blowing through his long mane brings every scent from the steep slopes below.
Himalayan tahr are one of the most sought-after alpine trophies in the world, they are nimble and fleet of foot and prefer the mountainous rocky steep bluffs to easier terrain below.
Originally from the mountains of the Himalayas they adapted well to the Southern Alps of New Zealand and we now have the best huntable population of Tahr in the World.

Chamois
The agile and graceful chamois was originally from Europe and is one of the more challenging of New Zealand's trophies to hunt successfully. Their keen eyes and nimble feet whisk them far away from danger at a moment's notice.
Chamois can be hunted all year round but during the rut is the best time when their lush dark winter coat is at its best. We hunt chamois from March through August and the rut is May/June. Chamois make a fine trophy and are a worthy game animal to pursue.

Visiting New Zealand is like stepping back in time. The pure rivers, stunning scenery, and the friendly, positive attitude of the people are all bonuses to our world-class hunting, fishing and sightseeing.
To us a quality hunt is not defined by a number in a record book or by getting an animal on the ground as quickly as possible. The journey we experience on each hunt is an adventure that is not to be forgotten, resulting in a fine trophy at the end of a "hunt of a lifetime"!
We know the time, effort and investment that each hunter has put into their hunting trip and we are committed to providing the best service and care possible. We do not claim to be the biggest outfitter in New Zealand, nor is that our aim. What we offer our clients is a personalized hunting experience in the privacy of their own hunting party and we cater to hunters from all ages; first time hunters, hunters with bows, muzzleloaders, crossbow and rifle. THIS IS YOUR HUNT!

Territory information:

Type of territory: Free Range

Area: Hilly, Mountains, High mountains, Forrest

Languages: English ,

Hunting methods: Stalking

More information:

There is a major difference with our hunting and that is our location on the West Coast of the South Island. The West Coast of New Zealand is in the rainforest side of the island and is very thick ferns and bush. This gives us the benefit of having heavy cover to hunt in, the animals heavy cover to hide in and dark antlers on the stags. This is a stark difference to where most of the outfitters are on the east side of the alps where it is very dry and quite barren and mostly the stags have very pale white antlers.
Our Red Stag hunting is in the Haupiri Valley nestled at the base of mountains on the West Coast of New Zealand with stunning views, snow fed rivers, and lakes shrouded in mist.
Our tahr and Chamois hunts are on foot and for our West Coast wilderness hunts we access our spike camp by helicopter. This allows us to hunt these magnificent animals in the beauty and serenity of their alpine home, undisturbed by the influences of man.

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