Hawaii Safaris specializes in hunting on the Big Island, Maui, Molokai, and Kauai for Axis deer, Goat, Black Hawaiian Sheep, Boar, and more. View our noted game types below with seasonal times. For pricing, travel and reservation requests, please contact us here.
BIG ISLAND, MAUI, MOLOKAI
Season Opens: Year Round
Originally brought to the islands in the 1700’s by Capt. Vancouver, these goats exist in our more rugged terrain. Being a “fugitive species”, large numbers are found in the vicinity of steep cliffs and lava fields. We boast a population of over 1,500 animals in our combined hunting areas. Trophy animals are considered anything over 22″ length or spread.
BIG ISLAND OF HAWAII
Season Opens: March 1
Season Ends: April 15
Most Spring gobbler hunts are conducted as a 1 day two tom limit.
KONA, HAWAII
Season Opens: Year Round
Black Hawaiian Sheep were first introduced to Hawai’i by Capt. Vancouver in the late 1700’s. Large populations exist in our upper elevation dry land forest and meadows. Mouflon Sheep are generally hunted in steeper open upland terrain and have excellent eye sight. Trophy Black Hawaiian and Mouflon rams sport horns in the 30″+ range. Mouflon hunts are conducted on a neighboring island and are a two day package.
MAUI, MOLOKAI
Season Opens: Year Round
Axis Deer were introduced to Hawaii in 1867 as a gift to King Kamehameha. They produce beautiful Trophy mounts and are great table fare. Trophy bucks average 30 inch long antlers and will reach up to 38″ main beams. Our hunting areas support healthy populations in prime habitat. Hunts are conducted on a neighboring island as a two and a half day package.
MAUI, BIG ISLAND and KAUAI
Season Opens: Year Round
Polynesian Boars arrived in Hawaii over 2,000 years ago with the first migrations of Polynesians ou islands. Being nocturnal by nature, most of our hunts are “spot and stalk” and conducted in the late evening or early morning. Typical boars harvested sport 2-3.5 inch tusks but can range all the way up to 5 inches. Body size is smaller than Russian or feral pigs and is comparative to a Havalina sized boar.
