OA PHA - 5. Waianae Kai Check Station (Kamaile Unu Ridge) - Points of Interest

Wai'anae Kai Forest Reserve

Hunting Unit - C
Game Mammals to be Taken - Feral Pigs and Feral Goats
Means of Take - Rifles, Shotguns, handguns, Knives, Spears, Archery, and Hunting Dogs
Bag Limits - Two pigs and two goats per hunter per day. No season limit.
Open Hunting Periods - Year Round
Open Hunting Days - Daily

More hunting information for game mammals can be found on Exhibit 3.

Helpful Links:

Oahu Hunting Webpage

Hunting License

Game Mammal Hunting Rules (Ch. 123)

Additional Information

Activities

Hiking

Hunting

Trail Running

Birdwatching

ACCESS

There is a second access point and check in station, Kamaile'Unu, into the Public Hunting Area (PHA) off of Kaulawaha Road. Parking for the Kamaile'Unu access is located at the end of Maiuu Road on the right, right before a slight left onto Kaulawaha Road. Once parked, continue on Kaulawaha Road and the access and check in station mailbox is a small trailhead on the right into the PHA.

HUNTING

The check-in station is a constructed mailbox located on Kaulawaha Road. Parking for this station is indicated by signage on Maiuu Road, only. The Hunting Rules and PHA Map signage are located near the check station site and an access trail leading to the start of the PHA. Sign in sheets and pens are provided for this station.

*No Restrooms

On Oahu, the Waianae Kai Forest Reserve delivers a diverse opportunity for recreational hunting which include two ungulate species (feral pig and goat).

Waianae Kai Forest Reserve is a mountainous area on the West side of Oahu that is normally arid. There are native plant species such as Ohia (Metrosideros polymorpha), Koa (Acacia koa), Naupaka Mauka (Scaevola gaudichaudiana), and A'a'li'i (Dodonaea viscosa). Invasive plant species are present such as haole koa (Leucaena leucocephala).