Stanthorpe is known to be Queensland’s coldest town, however our property experiences warmer conditions on average. Winter offers crisp sunny days and cold nights with mild to moderate frost. Summer days are warm and beautiful, with little to no humidity. Perfect sunny skies are often followed by crisp, clear nights - perfect for hunting.
Like all high country regions, our weather can be changeable and unpredictable, sometimes offering four seasons in one day. We advise you bring a jacket year round and an extra jumper in Winter!
Bring the Whole Family
Wives and children can choose to relax at the camping grounds and read a book, wander at their leisure through the bush or photograph the abundant wildlife and natural scenery.
The township of Stanthorpe is only a 35 minute drive (55 km) and offers numerous cafes, restaurants, boutique stores, a regional art gallery and other tourist attractions. Stanthorpe is also located in the heart of the Granite Belt, and is home to some of Australia’s award winning wineries. The below suggested attractions are all within driving distance to the property and can be visited on a day out during your stay or on the way to/ from the property:
Robert Channon Wines (35 minute drive)
Symphony Hills Wines (55 minute drive)
Pyramids Road Wines (60 minute drive)
Hidden Creek Vineyard & Café (50 minute drive)
Kent Saddlery Australia - saddlery with gallery style retail store, animal park and picnic area (40 minute drive)
Mt Stirling Olives (45 minute drive)
Bramble Patch Artisan Perserves and Dessertery (50 Minute drive)
Stanthorpe Cheese (50 minute drive)
Glenlyon Dam and Sundown National Park are also just a 45 minute drive from the property and offer great swimming, fishing, boating, canoeing and bushwalking.
Safety Warnings and Rules
Ensure you hunt well away from people, livestock, buildings and crops. We do not tolerate the shooting of signs, yards and other infrastructure.
Gates are to be left as they are found. This is extremely important as livestock are run across the property.
Electric fences may be active on the property perimeters.
Hunters must respect the natural environment and leave the property as they found it, taking all rubbish with them. Quality habitat is the key to a healthy population of game and other wildlife.
It is important for all hunters to understand the concept and principles of ethical hunting, and practice them when in the field. Ethical hunting means that a person knows and respects the game hunted, follows the law and behaves in the right social manner.
Children must be supervised at all times, particularly when near the water.
Pots, utensils, crockery and cutlery are supplied in the kitchen, however must be cleaned and put back immediately after use.
Unfortunately no dogs are permitted due to livestock on the property and baiting for wild dogs.
Check the directions carefully before you depart as there is no reception on Texas Road leading to the property.
There are an abundance of kangaroos at dusk and dawn so please drive carefully.
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.
