Introduction:
Located southwest of Buenos Aires, this lodge is a warm and elegantly appointed private home in the heart of Argentina’s best duck country. The lodge guests are able to enjoy all the comfort of a North American Duck Club with the fast action, consistency and liberal limits that only this part of Argentina affords and provides. Temperatures range from 45-65 degrees in mid-April, the early season, to 35-50 degrees by July. The season is April 15-July 30.
Accommodations:
The attractive lodge offers five guest rooms, each with bath and large living spaces. An inviting fireplace serves as a focal point for after-hunt cocktails and storytelling. The lodge can accommodate 6-8 hunters. You can have the lodge exclusively for your group with 6 hunters.
Duck Hunting:
Duck shooting here will feature comfortable and well camouflaged dry blinds, quality species-specific decoys, and all the boats, vehicles and trucks to get you to where the ducks are each day. Drives to the duck blinds are short, blinds are dry and bag limits are liberal; what more can you ask for?
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Perfect for Her
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Pleasantly Surprised
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Let's Talk Before You Go
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Only for the Brave
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Family Fun
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There are a number of duck species available in the low pampas or wetlands of Argentina, and most visiting hunters have the opportunity to take as many as 10 to 12 species. The most popular of the ducks is the Rosey-Billed Pochard, followed closely by the Yellow Billed Pintail, Fulvous Whistling Duck, Red Shoveller, Southern Wigeon, Blackheaded Duck, Ring Teal, White-Cheeked Pintail, Silver Teal, White Faced Whistling duck, Speckled Teal and Cinnamon Teal.
Normal drive time to the duck blinds is 10-15 minutes. There is a five box limit in the morning and three box limit in the afternoon. When you do the math, that is 200 shells per person per day!
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