Hawaii

[plentycoupe]

Well I think my good friend and hunting partner have decided to see what we can put together for a bowhunt in Hawaii.

Was a spur of the moment thought but know that we can't make or original Yakutat steelhead plan, do to time restraints, we are going into planning mode for January or February of 2011.

Mouflon Sheep would be our first choice with anything else coming in second.

So far all I have done is a search on here and saw the number of you who hunt Hawaii. So I figure this is a good place to start.

We are looking for public hunting with our longbows. Will be asking many questions on locations, accessability, equipment needed, weather, bugs....well all kinds of stuff to get us going in the right direction.

I would appreciate any info you guys may have and feel free to pm me or use my local email. [email protected].

If someone may have their Hawaii packing list that would be awesome.

We have ton of gear as we live and hunt in Alaska.

Ok that is it for now. Thanks agian and appreciate all, or any responses!

[Cane Knife]

Mouflon is hard to come by on public land except for Special Draw hunts on Lanai.

[plentycoupe]

Thanks for the reply. That is just the first choice thrown out there. Will quickly change plans if necessary.
Do you hunt often in Hawaii?
Thanks

[Cane Knife]

What Island you thinking of visiting.  Re:  Hunting - Not as often as I would like with this bad economy.

[John3]

PM sent...

[plentycoupe]

Thanks again all, am reading other forum now! Great info. This trip is gonna be amazing.
Cane Knife, pm sent.

[Cottonwood]

Also make sure you have your Bowhunters Ed Cert card with you, no certification proof - no hunt.

[Cane Knife]

The June/July issue of TBH Mag. has an article about goat hunting on Oahu.  The author has an instructional section regarding the Hunter Ed. Cert.  You can always contact the Division of Forestry and Wildlife here or look at the website for correct info.

[Steve H.]

PC:  I have a gear list for you.

[Prairie Drifter]

Does hawaii recognize an out of state bow license? Took bowhunter saftey over 30 yrs ago.after several moves I don't have a clue where it went

[Cottonwood]

I would contact them at FWP, as they can look up your ALS number or you can give them your ALS number off your hunting license here.

 http://fwp.mt.gov/education/hunter/born.html

[Steve H.]

PD:  No, you need to send a Hunter Safety card and DL copy with the exemption letter to get an exemption number.  It has to be hunter safety bow-ed cards will not suffice.

[Prairie Drifter]

Well, I guess I won't be hunting Hawaii then,LOL, as I took the course in NY over 30yrs ago and they don't keep records that far back.

[bretto]

I'm sure You can get a Hunter Safety card before Your hunt. I wouldn't let that stop Me.

[Lonala]

Aloha Guys,Im on the Big Island.Lanai has an public Draw Archery hunt Starts week after Valentines.I think it is for 8 days.Go to hawaiidlnr.com Out of state License is 95.00 License is good from July 1 thru  last day of June.Ask dlnr about hunter ed cards and aps for draw hunt for Axis deer.Ive seen 34 inch bucks this year.There is also a private hunt for axis either sex no limit 60.00 any time of year I usually do both.At the same time.Weather is hot and dry also windy most days.Aloha Ron

[Lonala]

you dont need a bow licese here.