Contact Spey Creek 

Come hunt with us on our private hunting ranch in beautiful Kaikoura, New Zealand, where the mountains meet the sea.

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U.S. Contact Details 

• hunt@sctrophyhunting.com 

• Phone Wyatt McBride
  559-303-4289

• Phone John W McBride
  559-901-9505

• Fax: 800-878-7312

• 1525 East Noble
  Suite 113
  Visalia, CA 93292

NZ Contact Details

• hunt@sctrophyhunting.com   

• Phone: 011-64-3-319-7169 

• 125 Scarborough Terrace
  Kaikoura, New Zealand 

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Client Testimonials

"Thankyou for your excellent hospitality and generosity. We enjoyed our stay. Hunting great, views excellent and the food *****! You're very lucky to live here."

- Lee & Donetta, Wyoming

 

"Never have I experienced a greater bunch of accommodating, experienced, humorous and gourmet oriented friends!."

- Kevin, Salt Lake City, Utah

 

"We had just a super time! The hunting was awesome, the ranch is absolutely beautiful and your hospitality was bar none! We were all so very impressed about our whole experience. Thank you so much."

- Doug & Sharon, B.C Canada

About Kaikoura New Zealand

 

Few places in the world can boast of such natural wonders as Kaikoura, New Zealand. The seaside settlement, situated midway between Christchurch and Picton on the rugged east coast of New Zealand's South Island, is overlooked by majestic mountains, which are snow-capped for many months of the year. This unique combination of ocean and mountains offers stunning coastal alpine scenery and a host of eco-tourism activities, including whale watching, dolphin swimming, walks, and much more!

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Kaikoura Geography 

With a population of almost 4,000 residents, the Kaikoura township is located on a rocky peninsula, protruding from lush farmland beneath the mountains.The environment is truly spectacular – the village is caught between the rugged Seaward Kaikoura Range and the Pacific Ocean. In winter the mountains are covered with snow, adding to the drama of the landscape. In the waters off the peninsula, a complex marine system provides an abundantly rich habitat for marine mammals and seabirds making it an ideal place for getting 'close to nature'.

Kaikoura History 

Kaikoura is a town with its own fasinating history. Archaeological remains indicate that Moa Hunters inhabited the peninsula 900 years ago. In Maori legend, Maui placed his foot on the Kaikoura peninsula to steady himself while he 'fished-up' the North Island. The Maori name 'Kaikoura' translates to 'meal of crayfish' (Kai - food, koura - crayfish), and it is crayfish for which the region has traditionally been famous. The area's abundant food sources attracted Maori settlement, and the remains of several pa sites can still seen on the peninsula to this day.

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Food & Wine in Kaikoura 

Kaikoura, being an important fishing port, is a Mecca for seafood lovers. Local specialties include grouper, cod, mussels, paua (abalone) and, of course, the town's namesake - Crayfish (lobster). Kaikoura has a fantastic selection of cuisine and dining attractions where you can experience some of the finest food and wines in New Zealand.

Kaikoura Artists 

The town is also home to numerous world-class artists and craftspeople, all of whom creatively incorporate local flavour into their designs. They include creators in materials as diverse as bone, wood, greenstone, gold, metal, glass, clay, and silk as well as paintings, sketches and the modern art of gold leaf gilding. You may see artists at work in their studios or peruse the work of many at well-presented galleries. Art lessons are available at some studios and you may have the hands-on experience of creating your own souvenir.

 

Few places on Earth possess the magic of Kaikoura. It is a special part of New Zealand, imbued with powerful natural energy. A place where tectonic plates collide, towering peaks fall to the sea and ocean currents converge.

With vast open spaces filled with stunning rugged landscapes, gorgeous coastal vistas, an abundance of natural wonders and fascinating animal and plant life, it is no surprise that Kaikoura has become so attractive to visitors from other countries.

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So book your visit to Kaikoura, New Zealand today and enjoy the numerous activities on offer