Some larger game species such as buffalo, deer and banteng cattle may be hunted with recognised safari hunting operators. Cattle, donkeys, buffalo, horses and goats are usually the property of the land owner and must not be shot. Penalties are heavy. Firearms may not be carried in parks or reserves except for designated Hunting Reserves. No shooting is allowed in national parks and reserves.
Strict conditions apply and a fee is charged.
The Conservation Commission controls the hunting of ducks and geese. You must check with the Conservation Commission about the species that you may shoot, the dates of the season, the bag limits that apply and areas in which you are allowed to shoot. A permit is required, strict conditions apply and a fee is charged. To shoot on private land, you must first get the permission of the owner or occupier. Davidson's Arnhemland Safaris offer hunting trips throughout the Top End, and with the particularly strict regulations, and the large penalties for breaches, it is best to hunt on an escorted safari.