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Glen Dene Hunting and Fishing has teamed up with Hunters4Hope, a hunting community initiative that processes recreationally harvested venison meat and distributes donations to over 40 food pantries. Hunters at Glen Dene can bring 50 pounds of venison per person back to the US with them, but there is plenty more meat on a red ... read more.

Bringing meat home to the US is “easy as,” as the Kiwis say! If you’re interested in adding prime New Zealand Red Stag cuts to your table at home, our guides will butcher and prepare your animals to freeze in a cooler before your flight. Then you simply check the cooler as an extra bag. ... read more.

We recently hosted Tony Pizzata from Sporting Shooter magazine for a hunt. Working with our guide Raynardt, Tony managed to bag an 11-pointer Red Stag on his trip. Tony plans to return next year, this time with his wife. In his words “she will be impressed” when talking about our new geo dome accommodation. Here’s ... read more.

The Camp Lake Hawea takes out title of best new build for unique geo dome project A multi-million-dollar eco-dome glamping retreat on the shores of Lake Hawea has taken out the title of best new build over $100,000 at an industry awards ceremony last weekend. The Camp, a quintessential Kiwi camping ground located in park-like ... read more.

4 Reasons Couples Should Travel and Hunt in New Zealand   Offsetting hunting trips with a second non-hunting vacation each year to keep everyone happy? What if you could get the best of both worlds in one incredible trip of a lifetime? New Zealand is a number one travel destination and number one hunting destination, ... read more.

A good friend of Glen Dene Hunting and Fishing, Brad Fenton, recently sent us this article from September 2017. It’s an interesting read on the discussions surrounding the use of suppressors in the US; something quite common in the hunting world in New Zealand. The author had been hunting with our team at Glen Dene. Have ... read more.