Hawaii Hunting Seasons, 2023-2024

Hawaii is known for its beautiful beaches and tropical weather, but its hunting is noteworthy, too! Black-tailed deer, mouflon sheep and are popular game hunts. Hawaii is also home feral hogs and feral goats. As a chain of islands filled with preserves and game management areas, Hawaii’s hunting regulations vary by region, called units. For more specific information on hunting rules by island, unit and method, visit the Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.

Island of Kauai

Feral Pigs	Year-round*
Feral Goats	Year-round*
Black-tailed Deer	Year-round*

*Some units or regions on the island limit hunting to particular dates and hunting methods. To ensure you hunt legally, visit the Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.

Island of Oahu

Feral Pigs	Year-round*
Feral Goats	Year-round*

*Some units or regions on the island limit hunting to particular dates and hunting methods. To ensure you hunt legally, visit the Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.

Island of Molokai

Feral Pigs	Year-round*
Feral Goats	Year-round*

*Some units or regions on the island limit hunting to particular dates and hunting methods. To ensure you hunt legally, visit the Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.

Island of Lanai

Mouflon Sheep	July-August; dates vary by hunting unit, method, and residency
Axis Deer	February-March; dates vary by hunting unit, method, and residency

*Some units or regions on the island limit hunting to particular dates and hunting methods. To ensure you hunt legally, visit the Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.

Island of Maui

Feral Pigs	Year-round*
Feral Goats	Year-round*

*Some units or regions on the island limit hunting to particular dates and hunting methods. To ensure you hunt legally, visit the Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.

Island of Hawaii

Feral Pigs	Year-round*
Feral Goats	Year-round*
Wild Sheep	Year-round*

*Some units or regions on the island limit hunting to particular dates and hunting methods. To ensure you hunt legally, visit the Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.