Proffessional hunting consultant & Guide
AUSTRALIAN CAMEL
Trophy Camel Hunting in the Australian Outback
Few hunting experiences rival the scale, challenge, and sheer uniqueness of pursuing trophy camels across the vast landscapes of Australia. Introduced in the 19th century as working animals for exploration and transport, feral camels have since thrived in the harsh interior, creating one of the most distinctive big-game hunting opportunities in the world.
A Unique Species
The Hunt
The rut, which peaks in the second half of April, is the most exciting time to chase Fallow Bucks.
As autumn colours settle across the landscape, mature bucks establish territories and fill the cool morning air with their distinctive Croaking calls. This is when behaviour changes, movement increases, and opportunities come together.
We have access to a 36,000 acre free range property with great fallow hunting and great numbers of fallow deer. Fallow bucks in this area deliver great free range trophies.
We also have fallow deer on a game estate where large trophies can be taken.
A Destination Worth the Journey
New Zealand’s reputation as a premier hunting destination is built on its wild landscapes, abundant game, and welcoming culture. Fallow deer provide an accessible and rewarding hunt, whether as a standalone adventure or as part of a multi species combo hunt. The combination of scenery and opportunity makes hunting fallow deer here an experience that hunters return for time and again.
For those seeking a true Free range or Estate adventure in breathtaking country, New Zealand Fallow deer hunting delivers, challenge and lasting memories.
Fallow Trophies
When fallow deer hunting we are looking for trophies with good palmation in the antler and a beam length of around 30 inches or better, good lower tines and guard tines (back tines) are also characteristics we are looking for. Upgrades available to a large estate buck such as pictured below.
