Your New Zealand hunt can range from private-estate red stag to high-country glassing, alpine climbs, helicopter-assisted access, and spot-and-stalk mountain hunting. We will set clear physical expectations for the trip you choose.
Destination guide
New Zealand Red Stag and South Island Hunts
Red stag is the featured New Zealand experience, with Himalayan tahr, chamois, fallow deer, elk or wapiti, Arapawa ram and goat, and Bob Marley sheep also available.
Many private land trophy hunts are planned around prime antler and rut windows, while public conservation land requires current DOC permission and area-specific rules. Travel firearm permissions must be handled before the trip.
Plan for international flights, firearm permits, guide coordination, trophy export, taxidermy timing, weather, physical rating, observer options, and add-on tourism days.
Red stag hunters, mountain hunters, couples, bucket-list travelers, and anyone who wants the hunting trip to feel like a destination vacation.
Red stag first, with a full South Island species list.
Build the trip around red stag as the focal point, then discuss mountain or lowland add-ons based on dates, physical goals, and current availability.
New Zealand hunting opportunities.
Explore the species available in New Zealand, then compare the terrain, timing, travel needs, and trip style that fit your goals.
Find the trip style that fits your time in New Zealand.
Know what the stay looks like before you book.
Lodge-based accommodations, home-cooked meals, and group-friendly room options are confirmed with the selected hunt. Exact inclusions are provided in the written package.
Current New Zealand planning rates
All New Zealand programs are Price on Request. Partner-site prices are not used as Heart of Texas Outfitters quotes.
- Red stag hunt
- Price on request
- Tahr, chamois, or fallow deer hunt
- Price on request
- Elk/Wapiti hunt
- Price on request
- Arapawa ram or goat hunt
- Price on request
- Bob Marley sheep hunt
- Price on request
Prices marked “+” or “Starting at” are non-binding starting points. Listed hunt-package fees are included unless specifically noted; gratuity is not included, and some lodges add nightly fees. Dublin lodging is $200 per room, per night. The final written quote confirms dates, trophy class, permits, personal travel, and every inclusion.
Current details make for a better hunt.
Licenses, seasons, firearm rules, quotas, and trophy-export requirements can change. Before you book, we will help confirm the current details for your destination and hunt.