Chamois
Sure footed Chamois
Reputed as one of the world’s top free-range Chamois hunting outfitters, we offer you an opportunity to hunt record book Chamois. This very graceful and alert alpine antelope has the ability to run with ease across steep and rugged terrain. Bucks and Does have similar horn growth and are both regarded as trophy animals. Their rut is late April through July and during this period they have their magnificent dark winter skin.
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Chamois Rut in New Zealand: May to June Tactics, Glassing, and Shot Setup
Chamois Rut in New Zealand: May to June Tactics, Glassing, and Shot Setup The chamois rut in New Zealand is a short, high-energy window when bucks travel more, show themselves more, and give hunters better daylight opportunities in steep alpine country. This guide...
Flying to New Zealand for a Hunt: Flights, Entry, and Your Arrival Day From the USA
Flying to New Zealand for a Hunt: Flights, Entry, and Your Arrival Day From the USA Flying to New Zealand for a hunt is simpler than most American hunters expect: one long overnight flight to Auckland or Christchurch, an NZeTA sorted online beforehand, clean boots...
What Non-Hunters Actually Do on a New Zealand Hunting Trip: The Kaikoura Guide
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How Fit Do You Need to Be for a New Zealand Hunt? An Honest Answer by Species
How Fit Do You Need to Be for a New Zealand Hunt? An Honest Answer by Species Fitness for a New Zealand hunt depends almost entirely on which animal you chase: a lodge-based red stag hunt suits any hunter who can walk rolling farm country for a few hours, while a...
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