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Introduction

This 1000 ha block is located 40 km north of Christchurch between Rangiora, Loburn and Amberley. Pigs and red deer are present.

Species

  • Deer - Red
  • Pigs

Permit requirements

A permit is required to hunt on public conservation land.

This hunting area is covered by an 'open area permit' – get it online or from a DOC office.

Dog access

Dogs allowed. Keep dog under control at all times.

About this hunting block

General information

This 1000 ha block is located 40 km north of Christchurch between Rangiora, Loburn and Amberley.

Your hunting permit only covers public conservation land as shown on the hunting block map.

The terrain is mostly moderate.

The vegetation is predominantly beech forest with some scrub and tussock near the tops.

Pigs and red deer are present in low to moderate numbers.

Other hunters and trampers may be encountered anywhere, anytime. Take precautions and identify your target.

Access

Access to the area is via Douglas Road near Amberley to Cramptons Bush Road into Ashley Forest.

Access via the private forestry roads and hunting is not permitted in any of commercial forests. 

Landholders

Landholder permission to the DOC hunting block is not required but public access may be closed in times of high fire danger, windfall or during logging operations. In these instances the forest gate on Cramptons Bush Road will be locked with signage advising the public access to Mt Grey/Maukatere is closed.

For road access information, contact Rayonier NZ Ltd +64 3 310 7612

Maps

NZTopo50 maps BW23, BV23

Dogs

Dogs must be kept under control and not used for hunting until well within the DOC hunting area.

Huts

There are no huts in the Mount Grey hunting area.

Additional information

Hunters are advised to check for current pesticide operations that may be in progress where they intend to hunt.

Contacts

Arthur's Pass National Park Visitor Centre
Phone +64 3 318 9211
Email arthurspassvc@doc.govt.nz
Address 104 West Coast Road
Arthur's Pass 7654
Hours See visitor centre hours
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