Mount Aspiring National Park east of the Divide hunting

Located in the Otago region

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Introduction

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. Species present are goats, red deer, whitetail deer and chamois.

The forest is predominantly beech, giving way as altitude increases to sub alpine shrubland, snow tussock and glaciated bare rock and snow.

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Mount Aspiring National Park east of the Divide hunting

Hunting

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Arawhata hunting

Hunt red deer and chamois in the Arawhata hunting block, which lies within the Olivine Wilderness Area, so there are no huts, tracks or bridges, and no aircraft landings are permitted.
Species:Chamois, Deer - Red
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Barrier hunting

Barrier hunting block is a mountainous terrain in the western reaches of Mt Aspiring National Park, bordered to the east by the Barrier and Olivine Ranges. You can hunt red deer and chamois.
Species:Chamois, Deer - Red
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Blue hunting

Blue hunting block takes in the Blue River catchment including its north and south branches. You can hunt red deer and chamois.
Species:Chamois, Deer - Red
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