Hunting in Hawaii – Free Range

Hunt Hawaii and extend your season. Our outfitter here caters to the traveling sportsperson. A great hunt whether you travel to the islands strictly for a hunt or if you just happen to be there and need a change from being a tourist. The year-round hunting takes place on multiple islands, offering top quality hunting on over 130,000 total acres of private land and varies from sea level to 8,000 feet depending upon species and island hunted. We offer excellent free-range quality 1×1 hunts on over 130,000 acres of private land managed for trophies on five islands. Multiple species/island hunts are common with our guests as transportation between the islands is convenient and readily accessible.

Axis Deer were introduced to Hawaii in 1867 as a gift to King Kamehameha. They produce beautiful trophy mounts and average 30-inch long antlers and will reach up to 38″ main beams. Our axis deer hunts take place on Lanai or Maui and offer excellent quality trophy deer in Hawaii’s prime habitat. Hunters are amazed at the keen senses of free-range axis deer and mature bucks are sought-after trophies. Our outfitter has maintained a 98% harvest and 100% opportunity on trophy axis deer hunts over the past 20 years.

Trophy Black Hawaiian rams sport horns in the 30″+ range.

Spanish goats and Black Hawaiian sheep were originally brought to Hawaii in the 1700’s by Capt. Vancouver. Large, free range herds of Spanish goats exist in Hawaii’s more rugged terrain. Being a “fugitive species”, the majority of Hawaii’s goats exist in the vicinity of steep cliffs and lava fields. We boast some of Hawaii’s largest trophy goat herds, with recent aerial surveys putting our goat population at over 2,500 animals. It is not uncommon to see 100 Spanish goats per day. They have two distinct horn types: flared Spanish style and the unique “Hawaiian ibex”. Goats have keen eyesight and careful stalks are necessary to bag your trophy.

Polynesian boar arrived in Hawaii over 2,000 years ago with the first migrations of Polynesians to the islands. Boars are nocturnal by nature and our spot and stalk hunts are conducted in the late evening and early morning. The majority of our trophy boar sport tusks in the 2-3.5-inch tusks but can range up to 5-inches. The Boar we hunt on our properties average 100 – 200 pounds.

Maui
Axis deer, and Polynesian Boar hunts on 5,000 acres. Maui bucks average 29”-32” and guests normally see 20-30 deer/day or 5-10 pigs

Moloka’i
Axis Deer, Blackbuck Antelope, and Polynesian Boar hunts on 22,000 acres.  Guests will see an average of 75+ Axis deer and/or 20-30 Blackbuck. Axis bucks average 29”-33”.

Big Island of Hawai’i
Polynesian Boar, Spanish and Ibex Goat and Black Hawaiian Sheep on 40,000 acres.  Guests will normally see 75+ sheep or goats depending on the area hunted. On pig hunts guests will see an average of 5-10 pigs/day.

Kaua’i
Polynesian Boar on 35,000 acres.

“Guide is not only a personal individual but also a great instructor. He takes the time to explain throughout the hunt habitation, history, people and the Hawaiian life. My son and I had a wonderful hunt and vacation.” Don W.