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Doves in Argentina #8351535
02/24/25 09:51 PM
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Who has hunted dove in Argentina? What are your recommendations for dates and lodges? What should I avoid?

What AP did you fly into and where did you depart?

Any wives in your group? Not sure mine is interested.

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351554
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I hunted this time last year weather was warm. The hunting was unreal first time I had been there. My wife went with me as a non-hunter. There were a couple other wives at the lodge. Food and accommodations were awesome. We flew into Cordoba and they picked us up about an hour drive to the lodge. Pace yourself I had an issue with that part. It will be solid doves coming when you get to the field and still solid dove when you leave. I killed 4400 in 4 days. Take shoulder pad. I will shoot pigeons a couple days next time to change it up. We hunted with JJCACERIA. Been going to do it for years and glad I did and will be going back.

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351556
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Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351561
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What kind of doves are you hunting in Argentina? Must be super common to harvest that many.


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Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351566
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They are all mourning dove. Yes it is common to shoot that many. I wasn't very good at pacing myself. You are only limited to how much your shoulder can take.

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351570
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Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351572
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All I can say is, WOW!

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: okcattrapper] #8351574
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From a 20 gauge even?

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351577
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I bought a hunt for 8 guys at an nra dinner , not sure it will happen tho

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351583
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Originally Posted by charles
From a 20 gauge even?



Not sure I could have shot a 12 that much,but I would have tried. I met some guys from Louisiana while I was there. They said they been going every year for 20 years, always with someone different until the last 5 they keep going back to JJCACERIA so maybe I picked a good one.I picked them just from YouTube videos he was a great guy. His daughter kinda runs the hunting operation.

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351627
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Are you bringing your own gun or using theirs? Ballpark, what does the hunt cost?


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Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: wissmiss] #8351669
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Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: Rustychains] #8351715
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What do they do with that many doves after you harvest them? Hopefully someone uses them for something other than sport.

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Originally Posted by 160user
Are you bringing your own gun or using theirs? Ballpark, what does the hunt cost?



I used their guns didn't want the hassle of bringing mine.I bought the hunt package for 2k came with 1500 shells. Paid 200 per day for the wife, plus $17 per box of ammo after the 1500 included. I shot a little over 6000 rounds of ammo. Some guys there only shot the included rounds but I didn't travel all the way to Argentina to save ammo.

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My son went to a place in Uraguay. While the volume of doves isnt that high, only shooting a few hundred per day, they also shot ducks, pigeons, parakeets, and perdiz over pointing dogs. He said the perdiz were his favorites.

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: okcattrapper] #8351799
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Originally Posted by okcattrapper
Originally Posted by 160user
Are you bringing your own gun or using theirs? Ballpark, what does the hunt cost?



I used their guns didn't want the hassle of bringing mine.I bought the hunt package for 2k came with 1500 shells. Paid 200 per day for the wife, plus $17 per box of ammo after the 1500 included. I shot a little over 6000 rounds of ammo. Some guys there only shot the included rounds but I didn't travel all the way to Argentina to save ammo.

Wow, Thats Awesome


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Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: 160user] #8351806
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Originally Posted by 160user
Are you bringing your own gun or using theirs? Ballpark, what does the hunt cost?

Total cost for most airfare from the U.S., four days hunting, tips, shells, lodging, everything will run around 5K. It's a great addition to a bucket list.

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Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: charles] #8351809
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I don’t hate them enough…now a turkey trip like that and I wouldn’t hesitate, lol!
I’ve had some friends that went and said it was like nothing they’d ever seen with the amount of birds. They didn’t pace themselves and by day 3 couldn’t shoot anymore due to their shoulders being so sore. One guy switched from right hand shooting to left hand shooting, lol.
Dove down there are a nuisance and not game birds. They just figured out a way to help “control” the population and save some crops all while making money!
If you go, don’t forget a little extra cash for bird boys and your reloader.

Re: Doves in Argentina [Re: slue-foot] #8351879
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Originally Posted by slue-foot
What do they do with that many doves after you harvest them? Hopefully someone uses them for something other than sport.


A guy I knew several years ago, went every year. According to him, the gave the birds to the locals for food.

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