Wildtauben in Argentinien jagen

Dove hunting in Argentina is the ultimate high-volume wingshooting adventure, where endless flights test reflexes, focus, and stamina against a backdrop of warm hospitality and fine cuisine. The legendary Córdoba region remains the benchmark, with immense roosts and short drives to the fields, while Santiago del Estero offers classic brush country and lighter hunting pressure. Santa Fe and San Luis also provide steady action around grain belts and river corridors, giving hunters plenty of options for nonstop shooting. Doves in Argentina are more than abundant, they are overpopulated and considered agricultural pests, meaning there’s no concern about sustainability of their unlimited shooting. Most hunts are relaxed, social affairs featuring pass-shooting from natural blinds or shady trees as birds stream between feeding and roosting areas. Expect fast, consistent action at 20–40 yards, with longer crossers challenging even seasoned gunners. Dove hunting in Argentina is possible year-round, with cool, stable weather from April through September and reliable birds throughout the rest of the year depending on crops and flight patterns. Typical packages include professional guides and loaders, lodging, meals, field transport, beverages, and bird-boy services, with options for shotgun rental, licenses, and transfers. Don’t forget to factor in ammunition, which is here counted not by box, but by flat (250 rounds). Our blog gives tips on how to handle this much shooting. Buenos Aires is the main port of entry, but many outfitters recommend, if logistically reasonable and available, to fly through Cordoba, as passing the border with firearms is reputed to be easier there. For sheer shooting volume, camaraderie, and Argentina’s unbeatable hospitality, explore dove hunting in Argentina today on BookYourHunt.com.