Hunting Areas

The Lanai Cooperative Game Management Area provides public hunting access for axis deer, mouflon sheep, feral pigs, and goats.

Lanai public hunting units one, two, and three provide specific terrain details for axis deer and mouflon sheep hunters.

Maui public hunting units managed by DOFAW require licenses, permits, and check-ins to target axis deer, pigs, and goats.

Hawaii Island game management areas provide public hunting access for feral pigs, goats, Axis deer, and Mouflon sheep under DOFAW rules.

Hawaii Island forest reserves protect vital watersheds and provide public hunting access managed by the Division of Forestry and Wildlife.

Hawaii Island leeward hunting units offer dry terrain, lava flows, sparse vegetation, mouflon sheep, goats, and feral pigs.

Trade winds push moisture against Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, so the east side of Hawaii Island brings wet rainforest, steep gulches and mud for hunters.

Hawaii public hunting unit numbers and codes designated by DOFAW to help hunters navigate island boundaries and regulations.

Hawaii hunting unit maps help hunters navigate public boundaries and private ranches while avoiding accidental trespassing.

Hawaii public hunting lands provide fragmented state and federal acreage managed by DOFAW for diverse game opportunities.