The Sika deer of the North Island of New Zealand often produce outstanding trophies. The hunting of Sika stags in the rut is unforgettable. The heavy cover of the Beech Forest and the elusive nature of these animals combines to test the very best a hunter can offer in the field. This is the epitome of forest stalking. The collection of an eight-point stag is highly regarded by the professional hunters of New Zealand and a benchmark of the stalkers skill. Paul Convery's opinion of the best trophy deer in the South Pacific "is without a doubt, the very elusive and extremely desirable Sika Stag".

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