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Kona, Hawaii – Spanish Goats, Hawaiian Ibex, Mouflon/feral sheep, Polynesian Boar
Lava grasslands and lush uplands Accomodations: Hotel/Resort Food: Restaurants Hunt: spot and stalk Mention hunting in Hawaii and most people think of wild boar, whose ancestors came to the island with the Polynesians 2000 years ago. There are also Spanish goats, Hawaiian “ibex” (a Spanish goat), axis deer, blacktail deer, wild cattle, mouflon sheep, Rio…
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Bucking the Wind for a Big Island Billy
South Point, Hawaii, is the southernmost tip of the United States and one of the windiest places in the world. Black lava and green meadows run down to the sea. Spanish goats live on steep cliffs and feed in rolling grasslands. 700 yards away, black and brown goats dotted the green hills. With our binoculars,…
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Big Game on the Big Island, Maui, Lanai and Molokai
Most people think of Polynesian boar when they think of hunting in our 50th state, but there are a lot of big game opportunities. Biggest are the Vancouver bulls, the wild cattle of Hawaii, gone feral for countless generations since their introduction. Then there are black Hawaiian rams, feral cross sheep and Spanish goats by…
Field Guide
Hawaii
Hawaii holds a grand variety of animals—from upland birds to wild boar, the countryside is filled with great populations of goats, deer, wild cattle, sheep, turkeys and more. Whether you’re planning to go pig hunting on Maui, or deer hunting Lanai, you will find Hawaii hunting stories here and ideas on how you can plan your own hunt in Hawaii. Gary has been to the Big Island, Maui, Molokai and Lanai, and is always in the process of planning a trip back, so his stories of hunting Hawaii will help you get excited about your trip!