This outfitter is a family owned and operated business that has been professionally guiding hunts for over 10 years. The company has worked to become an outfitter that offers unique and challenging hunting opportunities on the island of Moloka'i. All of their hunts are on privately owned ranches, and are guided by their experienced guides who have been hunting their entire lives. Their packages can be customized to fit into your Hawaiian vacation, so you can enjoy all that Hawaii has to offer. Hawaii is home to a number of non-native species, including the Axis deer, which was introduced to the islands in the 1860s. Molokai, one of the Hawaiian islands, is a popular destination for Axis deer hunting.
Hunting Axis deer on Molokai can be a unique and exciting experience for several reasons. The population of Axis deer on Molokai is relatively large and stable, providing hunters with a good chance of encountering game. Axis deer are known for their elusive nature and keen senses, making them a challenging and exciting target for hunters. Hunting has been an important cultural tradition in Hawaii for centuries, and Axis deer hunting on Molokai is no exception. Many hunters and outfitters on Molokai are knowledgeable about the local culture and can provide insights into the history and significance of hunting on the island. Axis deer hunting on Molokai can be a unique experience, as it combines the challenges of hunting with the excitement of exploring a new environment. Hunting on Molokai requires hunters to be adaptable and flexible, as they navigate different terrain and changing weather conditions on each experience/trip. And when it comes to the meat... Axis deer meat is considered a culinary delicacy in Hawaii, with a mild and sweet flavor that is similar to venison. Many hunters on Molokai choose to process and cook their own meat, creating a delicious and rewarding end to their hunting experience.
On the Island of Molokai they have about 30,000 Axis Deer. Axis deer can be a difficult animal to hunt and find a trophy. The outfitter aims for bucks over 30 inches. Bucks can see from far, smell from far, and their numbers are high. This outfitter loves to hunt Axis Deer and they are professionals at doing it. They have just under 30,000 acres of private land to hunt on with their clients. The hunting season for Axis deer on Molokai is typically from May through August, with specific dates varying each year. April and May are good velvet season time-frames. Hunters must first obtain a hunting permit from the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, and this is purchased prior to your arrival. The outfitter assists with this.
The terrain on Molokai where Axis deer hunting takes place can be rugged and challenging. Hunters should be prepared to navigate steep slopes, dense vegetation, and uneven terrain. Some areas may also be inaccessible by vehicle, requiring hunters to hike in to the hunting location. There are also areas that are less physical, and that's the great part about hunting on Molokai. It allows for all types of hunters.
This island home of Moloka'i, also known as the "Friendly Isle", is a place where they teach their children the importance of sharing the aloha spirit. They strive to give their guests an experience they will never forget! Over the years they have met many people, from many different backgrounds that have become a part of their extended family , if you will. Many return every year because they enjoy experiencing true aloha spirit. Their team will make sure you're treated with aloha from the moment you arrive.Their mission is to provide an experience that hunters will never forget. There is no traffic, no crowds, and no buildings higher than a coconut tree. It is home to the longest white sand beach in Hawaii, the tallest sea cliffs in the world and Kalaupapa Peninsula, which is the former Leprosy settlement where Father Damien, now known as Saint Damien served. There are a lot of activities and beautiful places to experience on Molokai, as well as fantastic hunting! Molokai is one of the last islands that still offers a glimpse of old Hawaii, and they work to keep it that way. You will see how easy it is to get lost in their way of life once you arrive and hunt with them.
Other than hunting you can relax on Hawaii's longest white sand beach, or go hiking across the mixed terrain forests. They also provide shoreline fishing and crabbing trips, and there are many different activities to do on the island.
Show More
Login
