The pinnacle trophy beast. The Red Stag is infamous for its prized antlers, impressive size and dominant "roar". The quintessential New Zealand hunting experience, the global reputation our red giants have is not without reason. Breathtaking to behold, the Red Stag is sure to deliver a thrilling stalk, across beautiful terrain, from start to finish. If you want to add an elite trophy to your collection, it has to be the Red Stag.

Hunting Period - Late March - Early August

Prime Period -Late March - April

Known for its palmated antlers, striking colours and brawler temperament, the Fallow Buck is a glorious trophy. If you are an antler lover or love the thrill of a challenging hunt, the Fallow Buck is for you. Wily and cunning, with a reputation for disappearing before your very eyes. Combined with their duel-to-the-death attitude, they're sure to put up an incredible contest. An essential addition to any trophy collection, the Fallow Buck is an adrenaline-pumping hunt.

Hunting Period - March to August

Plentiful in population, the wild goat is a perfect trophy for hunters of all skill levels. Introduced to New Zealand in the 1800s, the wild goats have made the mountains and hills their home. With a unique range of fur colours and horns on both males and females, we pride ourselves on our outstanding array of trophy goats roaming our block.

Hunting Period - All Year

A true giant and breath-taking to behold, the Wapiti (Elk) is the largest-bodied deer species in New Zealand. Gifted by President Teddy Roosevelt, the Wapiti is a majestic trophy for any hunter, often ranging to record book territory. Offering a blood-pumping and sensational hunt with a spectacular reward, the Wapiti is a must for any hunter coming to New Zealand.

Hunting Period - Late March - Early August.

Legendary by nature and a must-have alpine trophy for any hunter. With an impressive set of horns, a long flowing mane, and found exclusively in the rocky terrain of the majestic Southern Alps, it's no wonder the Thar is one of the most sought-after trophies in the world. Originating from its namesake Himalayas, the Thar has adapted perfectly to the New Zealand alpine climate.

With a strapping frame yet remarkably agile, the Thar offers a thrilling challenge for even the most seasoned hunters.

Hunting Period - Late April - Late July

Strikingly nimble on their feet and particularly athletic, the Chamois offers a challenging and exciting hunt. Gifted to New Zealand for hunting by Austrian Emperor Franz Josef, the Chamois are reclusive, alert and have keen eyesight, putting even the most experienced hunter through their paces.

Found in limited locations around the world with prized deep dark pelts in the winter and soft tans in the summer, with horns on both the male and female, this is a must for keen trophy hunters.

Hunting Period - All Year Round

For prized winter pelts - April - July.

Wild and hardy, the Arapawa Ram is a true survivalist. Originally introduced to the Marlborough region as a food source for the seafarers, sealers and whalers, they have since found a home in the craggy and steep hill country. Sporting beautiful, thick woolly coats and a distinctive curled horn, the Arapawa Ram makes an excellent addition to any trophy collection.

Surefooted, agile and living in rough, rugged terrain, this distinctive trophy is well worth the demanding pursuit.