This property offers a truly unique adventure, integrating the property’s rich history, ecology, and biodiversity into an authentic wild hunting experience. Home to some of New Zealand’s purest free-range red stag genetics dating back to 1871, hunts often extend onto adjacent public lands, ensuring wild, uncontrolled conditions. With respect for the animals and the environment, year-round hunts include red deer, tahr, chamois, fallow deer, pigs, and small game, alongside world-class fishing opportunities.
Lake Hāwea Station is a sanctuary where nature thrives through regenerative farming and biodiversity restoration. Spanning 6,500 hectares, it hosts over 300 species, including 10 endemic and 8 native birds. The station has planted over 25,000 native trees and employs advanced carbon measurement technologies to ensure it sequesters more carbon than it emits. This commitment reflects a profound dedication to ecological stewardship and climate-positive practices.
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