Well, they have wild goats, pigs, turkeys, and axis deer for sure, and they are classified as "free-ranging".  However, i do not know if they are free-ranging on public land, or just on private land.  I know there was a member on here at one time who hunted some of those species, But it's been awhile. I will see if I can track down who it was.

Sometimes I forget and think about HI as I do CA but then remember it is not all developed and crawling with tourist.  They have quite a bit of undeveloped land, but most is in the hands of private individuals.  This really irks the indigenous people because they are not the ones that own it.

I suppose what he was asking about "Free Ranging" was about high fience hunting.  When I was over there in 85 and did a pig hunt it was on a ranch but no high fences.  I would guess that there might be some but I never hear about any high fench operations there. 

Most of the Hawaiian islands have some big game hunting for a variety of animals.  Some of the hunting is controlled by the state, some is controlled by the landowners.

I just got home from a week on the island of Lanai where they have hunting for Axis deer and Mouflan sheep.  That island is about as "free range" as you can get.

The taxidermist in North Scottsdale, Wildlife Images has a ton of information about hunting in Hawaii and I believe he is a broker for hunts there.  Not positive, but they always have a lot of animals from there and provide a lot of information about it.

As far as free range.....Tiburon Island for Desert Bighorn, Santa Rosa for Elk & Mule Deer and Hawaii for transplanted exotics.  Not the top of my list for fair chase, but if someone else enjoys it, go for it and have a great time.

Yep, but keep in mind that hawaii includes multiple islands.  Some don't get much tourist traffic at all and so I would expect the hunting to be a lot better on them then in the more crowded and built up areas.