Hunting tops arthurs pass etc

Hi fellas

Looking at doing a trip to get into some Deer and maybe bag the first chamois
looking at meeting a mate from chch somewhere in arthurs pass for a weekend hunt.
wanting to get up onto the tops.
Not after your spot X but just wondering if some of you who hunt the area could head us in the right direction.
Thanks
Send me a pm if you don't want to post your awesome spots here :)

Cross the river, turn right, walk about 3k, turn left and go up the hill a bit, slow right down where it flattens out and stalk real slow over to the hidden swampy valley, then be very patient and wait.

Now, tell me your spots!

easy mate :) as i said in the first post I'm not after your spot X just a point in the right direction.
you don't get anything if you don't ask :thumbs:
Im more than happy to point you in a good direction if your ever up here

Hi there,
I bought the 7mm off you. A few years ago one off the writers in nz hunter did an article on hunting the Arthur's, they did a trip a from the Beally spur north across the Waimak up to point 1759 and then along the ridge leading past the dome, then they sidled back down to the main scree slip that leads into the Edwards. It looks like the trip was more than 7 years ago but it looks like good country and they got onto plenty of chamois.
As you where walking the ridge the catchments of the Red Beech sound like they would be worth a look as would the head waters of the Sudden valley if you are spending a few days on the tops, water could be a bit hard to find up there.
Good luck hunting chamois is good honest work.:thumbsup:

sweet thanks mate will look into it

There's the odd chamois on the Kelly Range tops. Easy walk up from the carpark, nice country. Or up Pfeiffer biv. Cloudy part of the world.

Never seen a deer at either

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Originally Posted by Bugbait

Hi there,
I bought the 7mm off you. A few years ago one off the writers in nz hunter did an article on hunting the Arthur's, they did a trip a from the Beally spur north across the Waimak up to point 1759 and then along the ridge leading past the dome, then they sidled back down to the main scree slip that leads into the Edwards. It looks like the trip was more than 7 years ago but it looks like good country and they got onto plenty of chamois.
As you where walking the ridge the catchments of the Red Beech sound like they would be worth a look as would the head waters of the Sudden valley if you are spending a few days on the tops, water could be a bit hard to find up there.
Good luck hunting chamois is good honest work.:thumbsup:

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No water and no animals anymore either, too many people had the same idea and it became gunfight at the OK corral for a while.

Bugger

Not exactly the tops but I went for a walk up Jordan Stream the other day and bumped into a couple of chamios hanging out in the bluffs by the river. Plenty of deer sign and feed on Turkey flat. Went there on a long weekend and pretty much ran into every hunter from CHCH