AUSTRALIA HUNTING AREAS
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Areas hunted are remote, exclusive and at most times provide hunters with the benefit of knowing they and their guides are the sole occupants of a 1000 square kilometer wilderness area. Access to the hunt concessions is by light aircraft from Darwin and thereafter by four wheel drive vehicles, specially modified and adapted to the rugged conditions. Satellite phone are a safety feature on expeditions.
If you visit the North-west Arnhemland concession, where we operate four licensed hunting areas under the auspices of the Northern Land Council, be prepared to capture on film some of the hundreds of species of bird life that visits the area annually along with both game and protected animals. In this magnificent, rugged wilderness of tropical Australia's Top End, you will see the huge, estuarine or saltwater crocodile, a prehistoric survivor and fearsome modern-day predator which inhabits the waterways and coastline of the region. Visit ancient Aboriginal rock art site and step back in time 55,000 years. These are just some of the features of this unique and pristine wilderness in Australia's tropical north.
Apart from the game animals, Arnhemland supports an amazing variety of fascinating wildlife. Kangaroos and wallabies abound, fearsome saltwater crocodiles patrol the rivers, dingos prowl the savannah, and the abundant bird life fills the air with songs and chatter.
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New Caledonia Hunting Area:
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New Caledonia has long been regarded as the number one trophy producing Rusa Deer country in the world. A small island off the coast of Australia approximately 3 hours flight from Sydney, Australia. There are few other places in the world where a hunter can see so many trophy animals in one day. Hunting is done on the best private farms in the country with all hunting being free range.
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Cobourg Peninsula Hunting Area:
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This is one of Australia's last frontiers. It is an area of stark red cliffs and rock outcrops at the edge of the Arafura Sea. Cobourg Peninsula embraces exquisite virgin wilderness, protected coral reefs and marine life with relics of the Macassan trading days and is rich in Aboriginal culture. Banteng, Samber Deer and Wild Boar are the hunter's goal in this area, or try your skill against some of our spectacular fighting fish, including the world-famous Barramundi. This outfitter has taken more Samber Deer from the Cobourg Peninsula than any other operator.
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Djinkarr Hunting Area: |
The hunting concession encompasses some 5400 square kilometers of varying terrain and a variety of habitats from coastal floodplains, savannah woodlands to rugged sandstone escarpments. The remoteness of the area means that very few people, other than the traditional Aboriginal owners, have enjoyed the privilege of accessing this spectacular wilderness area. Some of the more remote sections of our safari are hunted from fly camps established along scenic water courses. The area provides an opportunity to photograph the exquisite scenery and abundant wildlife of Arnhemland and to try your hand at fishing seldom fished remote rivers to hook the famous Top End Barramundi.
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Momab (Bulman) Hunting Area:
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Situated in Arnhemland, Momob is home to the dangerous and unpredictable Buffalo, massive beasts that will test the skill and courage of the true big-game hunter. A magnificent trophy animal. Some Wild Boar also inhabit this area.
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Mount Borradaile Hunting Area:
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Also situated in Arnhemland, our main camp, Mount Borradaile, offers a large Wild Boar population and great Barramundi fishing. An ideal place to relax after the hunt, the area is a haven for birdlife and features ancient Aboriginal Rock Art sites, some of which date back 55-65,000 years. To complete the day, participate in a sunset boat cruise including drinks and nibbles on the lily covered Billabongs.
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North Goulburn Island Hunting Area:
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Wild Goats, introduced during early colonization as a domestic animal and now breeding prolifically in the wild, are the target in this area with fine trophies guaranteed.
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Queensland is essentially a state of great plains which merge into high country of sharper relief to the east and north-west. To the north, the country falls gradually to meet the coastal plain which reaches the Gulf of Carpentaria as a broad tract of salt flats. The far north-west is occupied by a rugged uplands region, rich in minerals. Axis hunting is conducted in Queensland on large private properties, the area has been long recognized for maintaining the largest huntable herds of Axis Deer in the South Pacific region.
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Sambar are on of the most difficult of the deer species to hunt, living in very rough mountain country. The hunter needs to aim to be as fit as possible to be able to hunt  Sambar. The arrival point of these hunts is Melbourne, Victoria. From this same arrival point we also conduct Game Ranch Hunts. These ranches produce excellent trophies and provide the hunter with limited time the opportunity to hunt and shoot a wide range of quality trophies. The main hunting property is 100 square miles. Some of the smaller game ranches also provide numerous game and an excellent standard of trophies.
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