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Horse Treks Enjoy a constantly changing view of Fiordland on a leisurely horse trek. Local operators can provide you with a steed, matching your experience level, on which to amble through the paddocks with a guide. These guided excursions travel through farmland with magnificent Lake and Mountain vistas. What better way to relax and take in the scenery! High Ride Horse Treks te anau, rural A scenic horse trek through Te Anau's countryside and farmland, with river crossings and panoramic views. contact Aaron & Louise Duthie mob 027 308 2719 address 865 Wilderness Road, Te Anau res free 0508 High Ride e info@highride.co.nz www highride.co.nz 27 fiordland trade manual 2010/11 activities Westray Horse Treks te anau, rural Enjoy the majestic view of Lake Te Anau, the surrounding landscape and mountains. We cater for all levels of riding experience and all ages. contact Andy Gillespie ph 64 3 249 9079 address 55 Ramparts Road, Te Anau mob 027 201 2014 postal 55 Ramparts Road, R D 1, Te Anau 9679 res free 0800 14 87 35 e agillespie@xtra.co.nz fax 64 3 249 9078 www fiordlandhorsetreks.com
hunting Anyone wishing to undertake hunting within the National Park must obtain a permit from the Department of Conservation. Red deer thrived after their release within Fiordland National Park in the early 1900s. Throughout New Zealand the introduced deer multiplied so rapidly that they quickly became a threat to the environment and organised hunting operations were introduced in an attempt to reduce numbers. Recreational hunting has remained popular in the Fiordland area - species include red deer, wapiti and chamois. The Wapiti is a larger species than the red deer, with the original stock having been gifted to New Zealand by US President Roosevelt, and released within Fiordland in 1905. A limited season exists for wapiti and the herd is closely managed. general information Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre fiordland national park Please contact the Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre for all hunting permits and general information regarding hunting within the Fiordland National Park. contact Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre Department of Conservation ph 64 3 249 7924 address Cnr Lakefront Dr & Manapouri H’way, Te Anau fax 64 3 249 0257 28 po box 29, Te Anau e fiordlandvc@doc.govt.nz www doc.govt.nz Fiordland Wapiti Foundation fiordland national park The Fiordland Wapiti Foundation advocates on behalf of Wapiti hunters in the Wapiti area of Fiordland National Park. contact Paul Peychers or Chris Whyte ph 64 3 249 8050 po box 183, Te Anau 9640 fax 64 3 249 8050 e fiordlandwapitifoundation@xtra.co.nz activities www.fiordland.org.nz www fiordlandwapitifoundation.org Hunting Guides Hunt South fiordland national park Guided hunting experiences within the Fiordland National Park and Mount Cook South Island, New Zealand contact Dave & Ali Wilson owner operator ph 64 3 249 9230 address 198 Mount York Road, Te Anau mob 021 131 9832 postal 198 Mount York Road, R D 1, Te Anau 9679 fax 64 3 249 9232 e huntsouthnz@yahoo.com.au
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