Professional New Zealand Hunting Safaris
Operating in New Zealand since 1984 as a professional Big Game New Zealand Hunting Outfitter, founder and head guide, Peter Chamberlain, has accomplished close to 100% success for his overseas clients. Peter has taken hundreds of satisfied international hunters throughout New Zealand's South Island Southern Alps trophy hunting.
The pride of the New Zealand South Island is it's mountain chain, the Southern Alps. New Zealand's outdoors are a glowing example of many environments and landforms. As you travel from the coast line to the island's centres, you will encounter spectacular changes caused hugely by climate and geological structure. Few animals were here upon man's first arrival. New Zealand being mainly a large sanctuary for bird life, with no known predominant predators.
Become another New Zealand Trophy Hunt success. Book with internationally known Peter Chamberlain's Kiwi Wilderness Safaris and have everything taken care of by Peter...personally
Game Hunted In New Zealand
New Zealand game that is hunted include Red Stag, Himalayan Tahr, Alpine Chamois, Fallow Stag, Wapiti & Sika Stag.
Also included are Arapawa Ram, Feral Goat, Wild Boar, Wallaby, Hare, Rabbit and Bushtail possum. Bird hunting in season, Paradise duck, Black swan, Turkey, Canadian Geese and a mixture of other duck
Exclusive New Zealand Private Land Hunts
Some New Zealand properties over 10,000’s acres. Red Stag, Himalayan Tahr, Alpine Chamois, Fallow Stag, Wapiti, Sika Stag, Arapawa Ram, Feral Goat and occasional Boar. Ideal for a multi species combination package. Include these awesome New Zealand hunting experiences doing a helicopter transport hunt for the Tahr and Chamois and you'll see country that most tourists will not.
See more info under Exclusive New Zealand Hunting.
Wilderness Concession Land Hunts
With 100,000’s of acres to choose from. After 26 years full time at this game we know the hot spots. See more under the New Zealand Wilderness Hunting
New Zealand Hunting Season
The main hunting season begins in March, but there are alternative off-peak months of December to February which are ideal for the alpine species only. The season closes in late August generally. See more under the New Zealand Hunting Information



