Nā Kawa Ō Te UreweraThis section sets out the kawa that are to be followed in Te Urewera. - This permit only allows ground based non-commercial hunting of introduced wild animals (deer, pigs, goats) within the timeframe specified as the "valid period" and in accordance with these kawa.
- This permit does not allow the taking of dogs into Te Urewera.
- This permit is only valid for the restricted or open hunting takiwā (area) shown on the map issued with this permit. You must ensure that you are only hunting in an open hunting area or if in a restricted area you must respect the specific conditions operating there.
- This permit does not provide a right of access over any private Tūhoe land.
- This permit only allows the use of centre fire rifles of calibre .222 Remington or larger, or crossbows and bows that meet the minimum standard referred to on the Safety in Te Urewera page. Shotguns, rim fire rifles, and .22 Hornet are not permitted.
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- Hunters wishing to use a firearm must abide by the conditions of the Arms Act 1983, the Arms Code 2013. See Safety in Te Urewera for specific Firearm Safety information.
- There must be no discharge of a firearm within 500 metres of huts, tracks, campsites, road ends or any other public place in a manner that endangers property or endangers, frightens or annoys people.
- There must be no discharge or loading of a firearm or other weapon within 500 metres either side of the Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk.
- Spotlighting is prohibited.
- For safety reasons, there must be no hunting during the hours of darkness (from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise).
- There must be no carcasses or offal left near or in visitor facilities or waterways.
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