The most important thing we want to teach you is how a hunt should feel.
This is why we offer the full hunting experience from first handling fi****ms in a teaching environment right through to spotting, stalking and taking your animal.
While there are aspects of hunting that are challenging and uncomfortable, you should never feel rushed, unsafe or like you don’t know what you’re doing.
Which is why it is so important to us to give you a very positive experience so you can head into your hunting journey comfortable and confident about how the experience should feel and then feel able to say no or push back if something doesn’t feel right.
We hear too many stories about people’s hunting journeys being confusing or uncomfortable or just lacking in teaching so that’s what we are aiming to eliminate.
The more confident women we have on the hills chasing great adventures, the better!
If you are looking to take that next step, our next Ladies only Learn to Hunt is coming up 19-20 September and we only have two spots left so get in touch now!
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Mount Campbell Hunting Club
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Welcome to the Mount Campbell Hunting Club. Get in touch so we can get you out there doing it.
We provide a safe environment for you to learn all things hunting from our beginner learn to hunt workshops through to advanced courses and guided meat hunts.
An unedited version of How it sounds when we are teaching you to hunt 👂 👀
You can hear from our conversations here, we aren’t just focusing on what’s just happened or what we are doing right now, we are also always thinking and talking about what other scenarios you may find yourself in.
It’s not just about learning the here and now in this exact scenario but thinking forward, getting you thinking about your next great hunting adventure.
Hell yeah we are focussing on your new skills but we also want to have you so confident and comfortable with other scenarios that you know you can handle things that come you way next time you are out.
Ready to start? Our next Ladies Only Learn to Hunt is on 19-20 September with our list for the following one getting longer by the day.
Get in touch now, let’s start your journey 🦌 🍂🤎 ⛰️
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Your life is for living. For taking chances, creating adventures and becoming the person you dreamed of.
Hunting has taken all of us at Mt Campbell Hunting Club so many incredible places and we want to share that with you.
Our Learn to Hunts are tried and true, they are aimed to bring you confidence, education, friendships and honestly just the feeling of “Holy smokes, I really can do anything”.
Your time is precious and we know that, that’s why we take care of everything for you for the weekend, the accomodation, the food, the guides, the gear, the animals. All you need to do is show up and start your great adventure.
We are down to our last 2 spots for our latest Ladies Only Learn To Hunt on 19-20 September so get in now.
We also have a couple of exciting things in the wings so keep following along for what’s coming up next 👀 🤎🍃
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17/08/2026
At wee peek behind the scenes of why we do what we do and a feature on an upcoming collaboration with our friends at Stray South Fly Fishing 🎣 🩷🍃
Guiding women from curious to capable, with rod and rifle Two South Island women are challenging perceptions around hunting and fly fishing by helping newcomers go from curious to capable.
09/08/2026
Life lessons that learning to hunt as an adult taught me 🧐
Patience - not every outcome is a given, not every hunt is a guarantee. Sometimes you have to spend a really long time sitting on a freezing hill looking at nothing to see something. Sometimes you have to sit in a bush for three hours to get a chance to take your shot. Sometimes that shot never comes 🫠
Persistence - Sometimes you go through a rough patch, sometimes you have hunt after hunt go without an animal. Sometimes you miss, sometimes the wind is wrong, sometimes despite everything pointing to there being animals, there are none to be seen. You just have to keep showing up, you don’t get better by sitting on the couch moping 😖
The importance of moving slow - Despite what the Rambo short form feels of Instagram show you, to hunt you have to move slowly. You don’t notice movement, smell or sound if you’re rushing to get to the next redline, summit or gully. You don’t hunt for speed you hunt to the environment. And the environment requires you to notice it, the amount of times I’ve sat on the side of a hill thinking there is nothing around just for three deer to pop out 50 metres away is astounding. It also means you don’t have to be super fit to hunt 👀
Awe - A bit woo woo for me but so true, hunting has taught me to notice things I never did when I was tramping. The requirement to slow down and really absorb your environment really changes your perspective. A deer very rarely looks like a deer, it’s a flicker of an ear, a slightly different shade of grey in a bush, the small bleat on the wind. By stopping to look for theses things you notice everything else, the way the sun hits the rocks, the sound of rushing water, the birds. Every time I go hunting without fail nature will take my breath away regardless of whether I take an animal or not 🍃🍂
If you’re ready to start your learn to hunt journey then get in touch. We have our next Ladies Only Learn to hunt coming up on 19-20 September with a general Learn to Hunt to follow.
We love what we do, and we would love to teach you as well 🦌 🏔️ 💚
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Meet Kristina Placko • Stray South NZ fly fishing goddess and newbie hunter. She will be attending our September Learn to Hunt so we went for a wee wander yesterday as a taster and here’s a wee yarn about what she loved, what we chatted about and some of the things that stop people learning to hunt.
Cant wait for September and getting some more women out there doing it 🦌 🏔️ 🧍♀️ 👌
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