New Zealand wilderness hunting

Wild hunting has always been hailed as a noble movement.
Since many countries in the world ban hunting or control the scope and quantity of hunting, the hunting people are mainly dominated by high-end niche people, and the price of hunting is high. Hunters need to pay sales tax, hunting ground fees, professional guide labor costs and the cost of captured animals. If you want to pursue hunting with trophies, head to New Zealand, where you have the best hunting grounds. Under the guidance of a personal trainer, you can hunt a variety of animals, including different breeds of deer, antelope, wild goats, pigs, turkeys, hares, ferrets, wild cats, wallabies and goats, so that even if you have never had a hunting experience, Practice can also be done without arrows. Starting in April of each year is the best season for deer hunting. Because it is the estrus period of the deer, it has a chance to hunt the big male deer. At the same time, there are also many people who are "drinking the meaning of drunkenness is not in the wine", and more emphasis on the experience of wading in the mountains when hunting. The different original styles and unique flora and fauna of the world attract hunters to the ocean.

Hunting camera

The only indigenous mammal in New Zealand is the bat. Therefore, European immigrants have introduced several hunting species for sports and leisure. These animals breed very quickly because there are no natural enemies. Today, the number of animals is controlled through safe, orderly hunting. Prey has deer (elk, dharma and sika deer), antelope, tal sheep, wild boar, pouch, goat and civet. New Zealand’s forests and mountains are very