Located in Coastal Otago north of the Catlins hunting in the Otago region
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Animals present are pigs and goats.
This block is part of the Gabriels Gully Historic Reserve north of Lawrence.
The block is covered with beech/tawhai forest, and mānuka scrub, and is surrounded by exotic forest.
Access is via Gabriels Gully Road from Lawrence. The road is suitable for all vehicles to the car park area at Grey’s Dam. From here access to the hunting block is on foot via a walking track above the dam.
Hunting is not permitted in any of the historic parts of Gabriels Gully below Grey’s Dam.
NZTopo50 series: CE14
Gabriels Gully hunting block map (PDF,1,570K)
Dogs are allowed in this block with a hunting permit.
Wallabies can displace other species, affect pastures and native species' habitats.
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