Thread: DOC info

DOC information is OK for my area, but you have to take it in context. For example, there are pigs where I hunt, but I've never seen one despite many hours in the bush. I know they are there in good numbers because I've seen sign and pig hunters with dogs seem to do well. Just making the point that as a visitor, you might see on the website that an area has a certain target species, but finding them is another matter. There is a section of the website which gives up-to-date information on where poisons have been laid which is obviously important for your safety: https://maps.doc.govt.nz/externalmap...sticidesummary

The online maps are very useful as they show access points, DOC tracks overlaid on topographical information.