Learn, explore, and connect with hunting clubs across New Zealand
7 clubs listed
Hunting clubs bring together people who share a passion for the outdoors, wildlife management, and hunting. In New Zealand, these clubs provide training, trips, and a community for hunters of all experience levels.





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McLeans Island, Christchurch
Join the New Zealand Deerstalkers Association - North Canterbury Branch for monthly meetings, rifle range access, HUNTS training, club hunts and lodge accommoda
South Hill, Oamaru
North Otago Deerstalkers Association: Premier hunting club in Otago, NZ. Welcome new members to monthly meetings in Oamaru. Connect with outdoor enthusiasts for ethical hunting experiences.
Hamilton, Waikato
Join NZDA Waikato (Hamilton) Branch, a hunting club in Waikato promoting safe firearm use, organised hunts, and social events for outdoor enthusiasts.
Palmerston, Otago
Palmerston Deerstalkers and Hunters Club in Otago promotes hunting safety and mountaineering. Join this environment-outdoors club for thrilling outdoor adventures and community in Palmerston, New Zealand. (148 characters)
Arrowtown, Otago
Southern Lakes Deerstalkers Association: Join monthly hunting club meetings in Arrowtown, Otago. Social drinks at 6.30pm, meetings at 7.30pm last Thursday (excl. Dec). Welcome new members to outdoor adventures.
Invercargill, Southland
Southland Recreational Hunting Club: 31 years of safe hunting training and wild game pursuits in Invercargill, Southland. Monthly meetings, expert hunter education for all—join the adventure today!
Trentham, Upper Hutt
Wellington Wildfowlers Club: Hutt Valley hunting enthusiasts specialising in duck and pheasant hunts. Organise seasonal trips to Kaimanawa and Wairarapa. Contact Simon Muckley for New Zealand wildfowling info.
A hunting club is a group where members participate in organised hunts, share knowledge, and promote safe and ethical hunting practices. Clubs may also host training workshops, conservation projects, and social events.
They provide structured environments for both recreational and skilled hunters to learn and enjoy the sport.
Hunting clubs provide opportunities to learn safe practices, improve skills, and access organised trips. Members enjoy outdoor adventures, physical activity, and a deeper connection with nature.
Socially, these clubs foster friendships, community support, and shared experiences in the outdoors.
Hunting clubs are found across New Zealand, particularly in rural areas and regions rich in wildlife. They often collaborate with conservation projects and promote responsible hunting, making them an important part of outdoor recreation culture.