Rees Valley hunting block
The Mount Aspiring National Park (east of the Divide) area is over 185 000 hectares and stretches all the way from Haast Pass/Tioripatea in the north to the Route Burn in the south, taking in on its way major catchments such as the Makarora, Young, Wilkin and Dart. The forest is predominantly beech, giving way as altitude increases to sub alpine shrubland, snow tussock and glaciated bare rock and snow.
Species present are goats, red deer, whitetail deer and chamois.
Mount Aspiring National Park weather is changeable and wet, dictated by the predominantly westerly moisture laden winds that sweep the Southern Alps/Kā Tiritiri o te Moana.
View descriptions of the hunting blocks in the Mount Aspiring National Park east of the Divide hunting area.
A permit is required by anyone using a rifle, bow or dog to hunt on land managed by the Department of Conservation.
Find out how you can plan and prepare for a safe and enjoyable hunting trip in the Mount Aspiring National Park east of the Divide hunting area.
View all hunting maps for Mount Aspiring National Park east of the Divide hunting area.
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Follow the Outdoor Safety Code:1. Plan your trip2. Tell someone3. Be aware of the weather4. Know your limits5. Take sufficient supplies
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