Department of Conservation | Te Papa Atawhai
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Located in North Canterbury & Arthur’s Pass hunting in the Canterbury region
Introduction
The Jollie Brook hunting area now includes the former Mt Mizar and Lower Jolliebrook hunting blocks. Pigs, red deer and chamois are present.About this hunting block
General information
The Jollie Brook hunting area now includes the former Mt Mizar and Lower Jollie Brook hunting blocks. It is surrounded by the Glens of Tekoa and Island Hill Stations on the eastern boundaries, with Glenn Wye Station to the north. The south western flanks are boarded by Lake Sumner and the Hurunui River.
The terrain is moderate to steep. Vegetation is predominantly beech forest with some shrubland, tussock and open tops. Pigs, red deer and chamois are present in low to moderate numbers.
The Jollie Brook Track is a very popular tramp and other hunters and trampers will be encountered. Take precautions and identify your target.
Access
Access to the area is via Lake Sumner Road. There are car parks at both the Jollie Brook and Sisters swingbridges which provide foot access across the Hurunui River.
Landholders
The access routes do not require landholder permission.
Maps
NZTopo50 maps BU22, BU23, BV23
Dogs
Dogs are not permitted in the Lake Sumner Forest Park as kiwi are present.
Huts
NB: The Jollie Brook Bivvy has been removed.
Additional information
Hunters are advised to check for current pesticide operations that may be in progress where they intend to hunt.