About Estancia Las Palomas.
More than 20 years of experience providing the ultimate in Argentine wingshooting — with the passion, service, and hospitality that keep hunters coming back.
Experience Estancia Las Palomas, and feel the passion.
Our staff has more than 20 years of experience providing the ultimate in dove hunting services. The lodge is designed to give hunters the most relaxing and luxurious experience of Argentine wingshooting — from the moment they arrive to the final evening around the fire.
Set in Córdoba Province — the dove hunting capital of the world — Estancia Las Palomas combines prolific bird numbers, professional scouting, and refined hospitality in the heart of the Argentine Pampas, just over an hour from Córdoba City and the airport.
Argentine hospitality, at its very best.
Guests receive first-class treatment from the time they land. Evenings begin with cocktails and appetizers around the firepit while hunters relive the day, followed by gourmet dinners of premium beef, regional specialties, and carefully selected Argentine wines.
The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and unmistakably Argentine — whether you're traveling with friends, entertaining clients, or celebrating a milestone trip.
The way we host.
Scouting First
We monitor birds daily so your success is never left to luck.
Built For Hunters
A lodge designed exclusively to host wingshooters in comfort.
Service That's Family
Guests consistently tell us the staff became close friends.
When you book with us, you’re talking to an owner.
Booking a hunt in another country is a leap of faith. You’re trusting someone you’ve never met with your time, your money, and a trip you’ve been looking forward to all year. You should be talking to the person who answers for the result.
That’s Martin Carranza. Martin is a co-owner of Estancia Las Palomas, and he personally finalizes every hunt we book.
Córdoba dove hunting since 2002.
That’s 24 years in the field.
He’s run the big lodges.
Hunting Director, General Manager, and Hunting Operations Manager.
An agronomist first.
He started by planting crops to feed and hold doves.
Army Reserve officer.
Lieutenant in the Argentine Army Reserve and former rifle shooting instructor for the 14th Airborne Regiment.
Córdoba-born and raised.
His family has been in Argentina since the 1760s.
Why eastern Córdoba?
Doves no longer sit in the same roosts year after year. They move. The northern region is crowded with outfitters and heavy hunting pressure, so Martin built Las Palomas in the east, where there’s more ground, fewer outfitters, shorter drives to the fields, and steadier shooting.
You get to hunt knowing the birds will be there, because the person who made that promise owns the lodge.
