Hawaiian Hunt clubs are considered a tropical paradise of hunters. These hunting clubs are spread across all the state-designated public hunting lands which are known as hunting units on each of the six islands of the state. These hunt clubs manage the hunting lands for several hunting species and offer excellent hunting opportunities for many mammal and bird species that have been hosted to its shores, including feral hogs, black Hawaiian sheep, black-tailed deer, feral pigs and wild Turkeys. Some private owned hunting clubs also offer the services of a licensed guide or outfitter to facilitate the hunting on private lands. Joining Hawaiian hunting clubs can be of great benefit along with the hunting to explore the beautiful beaches and resorts in the state. Hawaiian hunting clubs offer very attractive hunting rates which attract hunters from all over the nation every season where hunters can meet, socialize and learn from their shared knowledge of hunting and experiences.
All the hunt clubs in the state of Hawaii make sure the hunting is carried in each season under the rules and regulations set and approved by the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources and any other regulations or safety standards set by the private land owners and organizations. In order to get the hunting license and join a hunt club in Hawaii, for all the Hunters born after 31 Dec, 1971, a completion of hunting course approved by Hawaii DLNR and IHEA-USA is mandatory. The prohibited hunting of game mammals on each island are listed. Selection of Hunters is carried through random drawing and telephone reservations by different hunt clubs. Nuisance and crop damage is prohibited during hunting. Brush-tailed rock wallaby and Wild Cattle are also prohibited to hunt. No person shall possess or discharge any firearm within any public hunting area without having a valid Hawaii State hunting license in their possession and also once the bag limit is reached.
Hawaiian hunting clubs are of many types and offer unique hunting opportunities due to the biodiversity of the islands in the state. The hunting opportunities and other hunting related activities offered by the hunting clubs also depends on the terrain of hunting lands. Types of hunting clubs with respect to hunting species include feral pigs, mouflon sheep, feral sheep, mouflon-feral hybrids (often called black Hawaiian sheep), pheasants, blackbuck, axis deer, black-tailed deer, feral goats, and wild turkeys. Since Hawaii is a very attractive vacation spot so hunting clubs also offer Park Safari rides, living huts and trekking on different trails for the hunters to also enjoy the tropical paradise of the state alongside hunting. Hunt clubs also offer many thrilling hunting types including Rifle hunting, Bow Hunting and Spot & Stalk hunting of various game species.
Hawaiian hunt clubs are dispersed across all the public hunting areas as well as private hunting lands on the six major Islands in the state known as: Kauai, Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and the big island of Hawaii. Big Island of Hawaii is the prime location where most of the hunt clubs are located. Towards its western regions plenty of hunting clubs are located across the Kona Fishery Management area, Royal Kona Resort, Keauhou Bay Fishery Management Area and Kealakekua Bay. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Mauna Kea, Akaka Falls, Hilo Bay, Hawaii Tropical Bioreserve & Garden and Pololu Beach are also very famous locations where hunters can find good and unique clubs for hunting.
