Parker Ranch Hunting
Parker Ranch Hunting
Parker Ranch is happy to announce the return of guided hunting tours on the Big Island of Hawaii. Parker Ranch comprises approximately 130,000 acres of varying terrain stretching from the ocean to 8,000 feet of elevation on the slopes of Maunakea.
Harvesting an animal on Parker Ranch is truly a bonus as your guided hunt offers you unparalleled scenic views of the island of Hawai`i.
Big Game Hunts
Mouflon Sheep, Mouflon Hybrid Sheep, Pigs, and Goats are available for harvest on Parker Ranch guided hunting tours. The hunt fee is $2,000 for the first hunter, $1,000 for a second hunter. The hunt fee allows you to harvest all 3 big game species. There is a $500 harvest fee per animal. Ram trophy fees apply. Firearms and first five rounds of ammunition are provided free of charge. Archery hunters will need to provide their own equipment. Lunch, drinks, and snacks are provided. Calls will be answered by one of the Hunting Guides.
Turkey Hunts
The Spring Turkey Hunt for wild Rio Grande Turkey runs from March 1st to April 15th. The hunt fee is $1500 USD for the first hunter and $1000 for a second which allows the harvest of a single Tom by each hunter. Additional Toms may be purchased by either or both hunters for an additional $1000 each. The state limit is 3 Toms per hunter and all 3 can be harvested in the same day. We recommend you purchase 3 tags each from Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources which gives you the option to bag out.
Upland Bird Hunts
Coming Fall 2024!
Regulations
Firearms Registration
Hawaii Law requires you to register your firearm the first time you import it into the state. Registrations can be scheduled with any district police department with appointments being scheduled via phone call.
Hunting License
Hawaii Law requires you to acquire a valid Hawaii Hunting License. The Non-resident Exemption Request Form and Hawaii Hunting License info and purchase can be done here. Purchase a Hunting License (ehawaii.gov) or by visiting one of the Division of Forestry and Wildlife offices. This process is best done well in advance of the scheduled hunt to allow for sufficient processing time. You can also complete the Hawaii Hunter Safety Course online at Hawaii Online Hunter Safety Course | Hunter-ed.com