Condamine #1 is a 9,600 acre property offering flat scrub terrain with pigs, foxes, wild cats, rabbit, hare, duck and quail to hunt here.
Motorbikes, buggys, spotlighting and dogs allowed. Dogs must be controlled at all times.
4WD not needed to get to the property or to get around the property, but during wet weather it is advised.
Phone service is not good on Telstra but there are boosters at the accommodations.
Shearers hut and camping available.
No need to bring firewood – the property has available firewood lying around the property for you to collect.
You can sight your firearms and you may target shoot, of course observing all safety precautions.
No trophy fees.
Terrain
Condamine #1 is flat scrub country and flat flooded country. It is highly improved with a large area cultivated with winter and summer crops. There are about 600 cattle on the property and around 10 horses. It is best to avoid the wet weather dirt roads.
Hunters love the easy accessibility, challenge, peace and quiet and of course, the wildlife.
Temperature and Rainfall
Temperature ranges from -2 degrees to quite hot and rainfall averages 23mm a year.
Facilities
Shearers hut is satisfactory accommodation with lights, fridge, freezer, shower, stove, toilet and sleeps 6. Mattresses, pillows and cooking gear provided. Bring all food, plus sheets, blankets and towels.
Best Time to Book
The best time to book is all year. Avoid heavy rainfall.
The best time to arrive or depart the property is 7am-7pm or anytime with a bit of notice to the property owner.
Property Owners Rules
Rules on the property are simple – follow and read the conditions for property access book. Common Sense – leave gates as found, no shooting at or anywhere near grazing cattle, or on ridgelines, respecting property boundaries, avoid driving on near crops, on cropped country or gardens. Our landscape is not your racetrack - no hooning vehicles. Please minimise disturbance to owners’ animals. Hunt respectfully, kill humanely. Take all rubbish with you to the designated area, obey any fire restrictions especially total fire bans.
If you treat the property with respect you will be welcomed back.
The property uses channel 32.
Property History and Information
The property has been in the current owners’ family for 110 years and the area was once heavily timbered. Part of property goes underwater in the major floods that occur about every 10 years.
Hunters and their families can enjoy the peace, sounds and scenery of nature, whilst staying in relative comfort at the shearers hut. Swimming, walking, fishing and of course, picnics, campfires and the hunt are all enjoyable activities on the property.
The owners are happy to speak to guests and help with a full run-down of the property’s features and to be present if guests would like to meet the horses.
Tourist Attractions
Miles, Chinchilla and Condamine are nearby. There is one hotel and one BP service station in Condamine with normal opening hours. The Condamine Pub is on the river and has good meals and periodically good entertainment. Miles Historical Village Museum is open 7 days 8.30-4pm and Chinchilla has an annual Melon Festival.
Additional Supplies
30kms from Condamine, 64kms from Miles.
SUBMITTED HUNTING PHOTOS
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PROPERTY ACCESS
For access to any of our properties, all Shooters, Non-shooters and Bow Hunters require current membership of one of the following:
All Doggers on dogging approved properties need to be a member of the APDHA
For each non-hunter attending any of our properties, it is compulsory to be covered by current comprehensive public liability insurance. This is a non-negotiable requirement and forms part of your booking contract. Similar to having travel insurance to go on holidays. This insurance is available by being a current member of an AHO, the SSAA or the Shooters Union before your booking is approved.
You enter these properties fully aware of the risks involved and do so at your own risk. IHP, property owners and all related and unrelated parties are not held liable for any claim, accident or injury.
In other words, take responsibility for your own actions, watch what you are doing and ACT LIKE AN ADULT WITH COMMON SENSE.
