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This Free Range Argentina Red Stag Hunt is located in northern Patagonia in La Pampa. La Pampa, is a province in central Argentina, within the vast Pampas grasslands and the north part of the famous Patagonian region. South Of Santa Rosa, the capital city Lays, PARQUE LURO RESERVE, founded by turn of the 20th century PEDRO LURO , a French-Basque immigrant who started the first hunting preserved in the country. He imported red deer and European wild boar. Today, they have spread nationwide but all our properties are within 100 miles of where everything started. Many other species has been introduce and today, called home. Fallow and Axis deer, Blackbuck antelope and water buffalo coexist with the native species such as Puma, fox, Guanaco, Patagonian Mara and Reha. A graceful combination of dunes, brackish streams, saline patches and prickly Calden trees. Often people compares the scenery to South Africa or the Hill Country in Texas.
The Hunt
Free range red stag hunt is conducted by 1 guide per hunter, with the modalities of spot and stalk or the use of blinds if preferred. The hunter distribution within the ranch, is done by 4WD vehicles. The shooting distance, can vary between 50 to 150 yards (some opportunities of longer shots are possible).
THIS PROPERTY OFFERS PRESERVE AND FREE RANGE HUNTING RED STAG ONLY. DOVE HUNTING conducted over close by fields and feedlots.
Free Range Argentina Red Stag Hunt – Your Arrival
Upon your arrival in Buenos Aires international Airport (EZE) there is a domestic flight to Santa Rosa city, La Pampa state (about 1hour and 20 minutes) once you have landed , a representative will greet you and drive you to the ranch.
NOTE: the departure of domestic flights are out of Jorge Newbery Airport (IATA-AEP / IACO-SABE) many transfers available. Assistance it can be arrange.
Ground transportation is also a good option, only a 380 miles, about 6 hours drive
Pricing
The private cabin lodging with a full bath in each cabin, food, Argentine wines and beers at, and the Stag in the caliber you are looking for. They have a wonderful staff who does daily cleaning of the cabin and serves the 3 gourmet sit-down meals/day. All the accommodations, and laundry services should you need. Transportation from Santa Rosa Airport to and from the property, and the tag/permit.
Additional animals:
FALLOW DEER $4000
AXIS DEER $4000
BLACKBUCK ANTELOPE $2700
WATER BUFALO REPRESENTATIVE $5300
WATER BUFFALO TROPHY $6700
WILD BOAR TROPHY $1600
WILD BOAR NON TROPHY $1200
RAM $2700
GOAT FERAL $1600
BIRD HUNTING-DOVE $380(+ SHELLS X 25 UNIT BOX TBD UP ON BEFORE BOOKING) GUN INCLUDED
Free Range Red Stag Hunt Lodging
Meals
You will have CHEF prepared meals that will be served 4 times a day included in your Free Range Argentina Red Stag Hunt.
You will experience some of the traditional dishes like our famous asado (collection of different cuts of meats and sausages), empanadas and some of the best wines in the world that Argentina is famous for.
Included
Not Included
- Meet and greets at international airport (available);
- Transportation or lodging prior to this package;
- Customs gun permits/ assistance for temp import;
- Gun rental/ammo;
- Tip to PH/Guide- Tip to lodge Staff.
Exploring the Rich Hunting Diversity of Argentina
Arguably the crown jewel of Argentine big game hunting, the red stag (Cervus elaphus) draws hunters from across the globe with its impressive antlers and challenging behavior. Originally introduced to Argentina in the early 20th century, red stag populations thrived in the country’s temperate forests and mountainous regions, offering hunters a true wilderness experience. The provinces of La Pampa, Neuquén, and Rio Negro are particularly renowned for their red stag hunting opportunities, with vast private estates and hunting reserves catering to both rifle and bow hunters. The rutting season, typically occurring from March to April, provides an unparalleled hunting experience as majestic stags engage in fierce battles for dominance, echoing across the landscape.
For those seeking a more formidable challenge, the water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) presents an exhilarating hunting opportunity in Argentina’s wetlands and marshes. Originally introduced for agricultural purposes, water buffalo populations have flourished, making them a sought-after game species for their sheer size and resilience. The vast marshlands of the Esteros del Iberá in Corrientes province offer prime hunting grounds for water buffalo, where hunters can navigate through dense vegetation and winding waterways in pursuit of these formidable beasts. With their thick hides and powerful build, water buffalo require skilled marksmanship and strategic planning, adding an element of thrill and adventure to the hunt.
Known for its striking beauty and agility, the black buck (Antilope cervicapra) captivates hunters with its sleek black coat and spiraled horns. Native to the Indian subcontinent, black buck were introduced to Argentina in the late 19th century and have since established thriving populations in the country’s open grasslands and savannas. The provinces of Buenos Aires and La Pampa boast abundant black buck populations, offering hunters the chance to stalk these graceful antelope across expansive plains dotted with scrub vegetation. With their keen senses and swift movements, black buck provide a challenging yet rewarding hunting experience, blending skill and patience amidst Argentina’s picturesque landscapes.
Traveling to Argentina for a hunting adventure is relatively straightforward, with major international airports in Buenos Aires and other major cities providing convenient access points. Many hunting lodges and outfitters offer full-service packages, including transportation, accommodations, meals, and guided hunting excursions, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience for visiting hunters. Moreover, Argentina’s well-developed tourism infrastructure and hospitality industry make it easy for hunters to explore the country’s cultural attractions, culinary delights, and natural wonders during their stay. From exploring the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires to savoring world-class Argentine steak and wine, hunters can immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Argentine culture beyond the thrill of the hunt. In conclusion, Argentina stands as a premier destination for hunters seeking diverse game species, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural experiences. Whether pursuing the majestic red stag, the formidable water buffalo, or the graceful black buck, hunters will find an abundance of opportunities to satisfy their passion.