Hunting in New Caledonia

New Caledonia lies in the southwest Pacific Ocean, east of Australia and north of New Zealand. This archipelago consists of the main island, Grande Terre, surrounded by smaller islands and atolls. The main island's geography features a central mountain range flanked by coastal plains.

Hunting in New Caledonia is selective, and subject to strict regulations, in order to maintain heard health and trophy quality. The most common method for rusa deer hunting is the traditional spot-and-stalk technique. Ethical hunting practices are emphasized, with respect for the natural environment and animal welfare being paramount.