Bowhunting in New Zealand: Why the Roar Was Built for Archery Hunters Bowhunting in New Zealand solves the two problems that keep archery hunters home: there is no licence requirement for a bow, so the paperwork disappears, and the red stag roar pulls rut-crazed stags...
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 for...
What Non-Hunters Actually Do on a New Zealand Hunting Trip: The Kaikoura Guide The best activities for non-hunters on a New Zealand hunting trip are all within 15 minutes of our lodge: world-famous whale watching, gin distillery tastings, zip lining, the Kaikoura...
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...
What a New Zealand Hunt Really Costs From the USA: The Complete Budget The realistic all-in New Zealand hunting trip cost for an American hunter is about USD $11,000 to $15,000 for a quality red stag package, once you add flights, the trophy pipeline home, and tips to...
Inside the Four Seasons Lodge: What a South Island Hunting Lodge Stay Is Actually Like The best South Island hunting lodge is the one that puts you 5 minutes from hunting country in the morning and 15 minutes from a real town in the afternoon. The Four Seasons lodge...
