ELK/WAPITI

New Zealand elk, or wapiti, were introduced in the early 1900s in Fiordland and on private game estates such as ours. Known for their substantial size and large antlers, these big game trophies are popular for a reason.

A man kneeling next to a large, dead elk with extensive antlers in a grassy field with mountains and misty sky in the background.
A man in camouflage clothes kneels next to a large dead elk with big antlers, lying in a grassy field with mountains in the background. The man is smiling and holding a bow with arrows on the elk's side.
Hunter in camouflage next to a large, dead elk with prominent antlers lying on a grassy hillside with hills and trees in the background.
A man dressed in camouflage clothing stands in a forested area, smiling, with a large elk lying on the ground in front of him. The elk has big antlers and is resting on green grass.
A man standing next to a large dead elk with big antlers, lying on the grass in a natural outdoor setting with bushes and trees in the background.
A man holding a rifle kneels next to a large, dead elk with massive antlers lying on the ground in a forested area.
Two men in camouflage clothing after a successful elk hunt, shaking hands behind a large dead elk with impressive antlers, in a mountainous landscape with green trees and a partly cloudy sky.
Man in camouflage clothing kneeling next to a large dead elk with impressive antlers. A rifle is resting on the elk's side on a grassy field with misty hills and trees in the background.
A man in camouflage clothing sitting next to a large, deceased elk with impressive antlers, in a grassy field with mountains and cloudy sky in the background.
A man in outdoor camo pants and a cap stands next to a large elk with impressive antlers, lying on the ground in a wooded area.
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