Hunt sites usually are within 30 minutes from the lodge, so we come back to the lodge for lunch. A typical day will be waking up at 7 a.m., breakfast at 7:30 and head
to the field at 8. The field will be ready for you with a blind holding the guns (Benelli 20 ga and Beretta o/u 28 ga), shells, cooler with drinks and ice, chair, and your
field assistant.
Our guide checks every blind days before we use them and during your shoot to assure you a perfect hunt. We typically hunt three hours in the morning and another
three in the afternoon. After each hunt, the field assistant will clean the place and picks up all the birds. In the summertime, you can enjoy a siesta as we wait for
cooler evening temperatures.
Depending on the birds and season, we will shoot cornfields, sunflower fields, fields next to a river, flyways, and the outside of the roosts.
At the arrival of the afternoon hunt, an ice-cold drink and frozen towel wait for you as soon as you step out of the car. And before dinner, appetizers and drinks greet
your arrival back at the lodge’s outdoor firepit.
Estancia Las Palomas is located in the
Cordoba Province of Argentina. This
area is known as the dove hunting
capital of the world. The first class
lodge is only an hour and 10 minutes
drive from the airport in Cordoba
USA: 817-637-2340
ARG: +54 9 351 7416369
