Arrow One Ranch is located in Kula, Maui, Hawaii. Maui is the second largest island in the Hawaiian Islands. It's made from two volcanoes, the West Maui Mountains (5,788 feet) and Mount Haleakala (10,023 feet). An isthmus that forms the island connects these two shield volcanoes.
Arrow One Ranch is on the lower slopes of Haleakala. The ranch ranges in elevations from 1200-2200 feet above sea level and is in the lee of the volcano, sheltered from the trade winds. We are only 20 minutes from Kahului airport.
The Ranch is managed for trophy Axis Deer hunting. Most of our clients are experienced bow hunters, but even inexperienced hunters have had successful hunts. Our deer range on the highest quality forage in the Hawaiian islands and this is reflected in both size and antler growth. The terrain is challenging with kiawe (mesquite) forest and giant panini cactus cover. Deer are plentiful and the herd is selectively hunted to provide a high buck to doe ratio. The hunting area of the Ranch consists of
approximately 1000 acres.
Arrow One Ranch is operated by Jeff Grundhauser and David Kahoe,
avid bow hunters and experienced hunting guides registered with the
State of Hawaii. We hunt from blinds, stands and spot and stalk
depending on conditions and hunter ability. Axis deer breed year
round, so there are always bucks in hard antler. Most of the deer
grow antler from December through April. Bucks generally rut from
May to August. Axis deer are similar to elk as they scream or call
when rutting.
"Jeff Grundhauser and David Kahoe have created
a paradise within a paradise with their hunting operation at Arrow
One Ranch on Maui. The abundant axis deer and mouflan-cross sheep
offer plenty of bowhunting thrills in an environment that
challenges the best still hunting and stalking skills. The sheep I
took on a windy morning with Jeff hangs on the wall of my office
as a constant reminder of a great Aloha state hunt. Jeff and David
are not only good bowhunters themselves, but great guys who are a
pleasure to be around. I'm looking forward to my next opportunity
to get back to the slopes near Kula."
Jay Michael Strangis
Editor
Petersen's Bowhunting
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