Welcome to Hawaii Safaris

“I have hunted around the world for a lot of Big Game animals and I can honestly say that I’ve never had more fun, over six days of hunting, than I did hunting with Patrick Fisher in Hawaii. I hunted with muzzle loader and crossbow and stalked animals all day long, every day, eventually taking all the animals I was after (9). It was a great hunt and I’ll be back.”

– Jim Shockey
Hawaii Safaris Professional Hawaii Hunting Guides

Professional Hunting Guides in Hawaii on The Big Island, Maui & Molokai

Hunting and Fishing in Hawaii

Thank you for your interest in hunting with Hawaii Safaris. Owner and operator Patrick Fisher returned home to Hawaii with a degree in wildlife biology in 1992 and established Hawaii Safaris, providing professional Hunting Guide services. Today we are Hawaii’s oldest and most diverse hunting outfitter in Hawaii.

Axis Deer Hunting and More

Our private hunting areas extend over four islands and include 110,000 acres of prime hunting grounds. We offer excellent free range trophy hunting for axis deer, mouflon, black Hawaiian, feral sheep, boar, Spanish “Hawaiian Ibex” goats on the Big Island of Hawaii, Maui, Molokai and Kauai. Over the years, we have been featured on over 50 of the most popular hunting programs and hunting publications.

Hunting in Hawaii

Hunting while visiting Hawaii is the perfect activity and some of our prime areas are a short drive from five star hotels, beaches, shopping and dining. We encourage family safaris, although your significant other won’t complain about basking in the sun while you hunt in Hawaii. We have maintained a 100% opportunity and 98% success rate on our free range trophy hunting in Hawaii and Montana, so book your next hawaii-safari.

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Hunt big & small game with a Hawaii Hunting Guide

We are committed to providing a quality hunting safari experience and our guides are geared to assist in the harvest of your Hawaiian trophy. Our large, private ranches continually produce exceptional quality game. Hawaii Safaris hunting guides are professional and born and raised in Hawaii, with excellent local knowledge. We hope to share our incredible Hunting Safari opportunities with you in the near future.

We have had the pleasure of hosting the industry’s best including Jim Shockey, Craig Boddington, Jim Burnworth, Chad Schearer, and Mike Rogers.

We look forward to sharing our Hawaii Hunting Safari with you on the Big Island of Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, or Kauai.

We also look forward to meeting and sharing this unique part of Hawaii Safaris with you in the near future.

Mahalo and good hunting!

Patrick Fisher

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What Our Clients Have To Say

“Pat Fisher is THE guy in the Hawaiian Islands! Fisher Outfitters has excellent properties on multiple islands, offering top quality hunting for all Hawaiian species.”

~ Craig Boddington, Hunter/Journalist/Adventurer

“I have hunted and filmed extensively around the world but there is no place like hunting in Hawaii. I started hunting with Patrick Fisher a number of years ago and have been coming back every year since.”

~ Chad Schearer, Shoot Straight

“I’ve been fortunate to hunt many species of deer, all over the world. The axis deer hunting with Pat Fisher, in Hawaii, has been the absolute best deer hunting experience of my life.”

~ Scott Haugen, Game Chasers

“Waikiki has its night life, but there is another side to the Hawaiian Islands. You connect with the land and its people when you hear the bugle of the axis buck and smell deer in the long grass. I’ve hunted Spanish goats, feral sheep and Axis deer with Pat Fisher and look forward to carrying a rifle in Hawaii again.”

~ Gary Lewis, Frontier Unlimited

Recent Posts

Maui Kauai Big Island Molokai Hunting Guides

The game we hunt in the islands

For an island chain, Hawai’i really doesn’t fall very short in any category…The island of Maui alone has some really impressive qualities…Being only 48 miles long and 26 miles wide, it still takes the entire day to drive around the island! The islands also pack a big punch when it comes to the variety and …

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Hunting, And More – On Maui

There’s something so instinctual about hunting… For as long as humans have been around, we’ve needed to feed ourselves, and have hunted to do so. With the evolution of our brains, our bodies actually need more and more nutrition to sustain themselves. It’s all a part of the circle of life and food chain, and …

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Hawaii Safaris – Est. 1992

Hawaii Safaris is proud and honored to be both the oldest and most diverse hunting outfitter in all of Hawai’i. Our company was started by Patrick Fisher who, after earning a degree in wildlife biology, couldn’t wait to return to the islands to share his knowledge and enthusiasm for the sport of hunting. Hunting axis …

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More than Deer Hunting: Game Bird Hunting in Hawaii

There’s never a lack of entertaining things to do in Hawaii, but hunting in short sleeves with the vast Pacific Ocean providing the backdrop, while scanning for a wide variety of wild-flushing game birds on the lush slopes of a volcano, ranks at the top of my hunting bucket list. Hunting in Hawaii isn’t on many …

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Practice Makes Perfect When Hunting

Hunting is a very rewarding sport, but even the best and most experienced hunters will still find new challenges while Hunting in Hawaii. Many experienced hunters will describe it as more of an art than science, one which takes time to master. You can increase your success rate significantly if you do things the right …

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Only a Hunter Knows the Feeling

As a hunter, all of your planning comes down to that golden moment when you’ve got your target in the crosshairs and you’re ready to fire. Breathe easy, stay calm and take that big inhale.. There are many emotions that go into hunting, and most are intense. Every hunt offer both failure and reward, though …

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Nature’s Signposts for Hunting in Hawaii

Good-sized trees with scars that have healed and thickened over the years, are “sign-posts” which indicate that current bucks may rub their antlers there each fall. Some biologists believe these trees are mainly rubbed by older bucks (3.5 years and up). Tactically speaking, these “signposts,” are usually in a high-traffic spot where bucks are likely …

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Pua’a – A Hawaiian Staple

Crafty and intelligent, feral pigs/boars are the target of choice for many local Hawaii hunters (because you can’t have a luau without a delicious pig roasting in an underground IMU!). Known as Pua’a in Hawaiian, Pig hunting in Hawaii is centuries old and it continues to be an important cultural and economic pursuit for many …

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Ono Grindz To Go

With our high rate of successful days hunts in Hawaii, there is a good chance that you will have some tasty (ONO) meat to go. Our experienced guides are also skilled butchers and can help you process your meat. I’m sure you have a favorite recipe, but why not try an island dish? Here is …

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Shoot a Pig and Save a Reef

The ocean is fundamental to all life on earth. It covers over 70% of the earth’s surface, provides 80% of the oxygen that we breathe and sucks away carbon dioxide from our atmosphere. Without it, we simply don’t exist. The coral reef is home to 1 in 4 of all marine organism yet comprises less …

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As featured in Outdoor Life Magazine

Author Andrew McKean details his hunting trip to Maui and his experience with Hawaii Safaris.

“…That’s exactly what Iris and I did. We drove with Fisher up rutted dirt roads to cattle ranches with property on the flanks of Haleakala, a volcanic peak that dominates the island. The countryside here is a mix of eucalyptus groves, cattle pasture, and deep canyons lined with brush, where deer bed in the daytime. In the evenings, just like elk in the mountains back in Montana, deer emerge from cover to feed. And that’s how I intercepted a big buck, still in velvet.”

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More from Outdoor Life Magazine

Author Jim Zumbo joined us in 2007 and wrote about his experiences:

“…We saw the first Axis deer soon after we were settled. A herd of about 30 animals moved down a canyon, but Fisher wasn’t taken with any of the bucks. We watched as they filtered out of the trees and soon saw another herd. Fisher liked one of the bucks, so we quickly dropped out of sight and made a circle to head them off…”