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GENERAL
INFORMATION
The province
of Córdoba is centrally located in Argentina and enjoys a mild climate
that changes little throughout the year. The thousands of acres
of grain crops, coupled with suitable roosting conditions, have
produced a dove population that is sustained at 23 million birds.
At La Dormida Lodge, the typical shooting day commences with breakfast,
followed by a short drive to the fields where doves blacken the
skies. Dove shooting in the region is fantastic, novice shooters
will hone their skills to exhaustion while veterans can target challenging
high flying birds or go for sheer numbers and shoot at the waves
and waves of doves just above the hills and tree lines. In the field
attentive bird boys are on hand to resupply shells, retrieve downed
birds and keep cool drinks at the ready.
The typical shooting day in Córdoba begins with breakfast at 8:00
AM, followed by a short drive to the preselected volume dove fields,
then nonstop pass shooting until lunch. Córdoba is fantastic for
all skill levels -- set your sights on the more challenging high
flying birds or go for sheer numbers and shoot at the waves and
waves of doves just above the tree line. At times you’ll notice
pigeons overhead which are fair game as well. Lunch is yet another
reason why our clients love La Dormida Lodge, weather permitting,
you will enjoy a wonderful meal in the field. The traditional asado-style
lunch features an open-air barbecue of famous Argentine beef, dove,
pork and sausages, complete with fantastic wines and fresh crisp
salads. If you’d like, enjoy a relaxing siesta before returning
to the fast and challenging shooting. The afternoon session will
last until approximately 6:00 PM when you’ll return to La Dormida
Lodge. Relax by the pool with a cocktail, explore the surrounding
acreage or take a nap before savoring a delicious dinner with your
fellow wingshooters.
Service and an outstanding experience is the hallmark of La Dormida
Lodge nestled in the heart of the shooting grounds of Cordoba. Because
Córdoba, Argentina offers a true year-round dove hunting season,
a two- or three-day extension can be easily added to other shooting
program like ducks, Dorado fishing, or even with trout fishing in
Patagonia region.
SEASONS
Year round
ACCOMMODATIONS
La Dormida offers 6 luxurious rooms, living, bar and dining areas.
Dining and services are unmatched in the dove shooting world. We
feel La Dormida has truly set a new standard. Enjoy the refreshing
pool after long day in the field during November through February,
Argentina’s summer months. During the coldest months of July and
August, relax next to a roaring fire in the inviting living room.
PRICING
U$S
2490.- Package / Per person
6
hunts / 3 nights
Minimum
4 hunters
Included:
4-night accommodation in an exclusive ranch with all meals and beverages
(wine & beer); 3 hunting days with qualify guides. Ground
transfer in-out from Salta city. Not
included: Hunting
license, gun rental, shells, gratuities, clothes, personal insurance
and gratuities.
HOW
TO GET THERE
Because Córdoba City is second in size only to Buenos Aires, there
are numerous international and domestic flights, arriving and departing
the nearby Córdoba’s Pajas Blancas International Airport from all
other major airports in Argentina. Although there is no nonstop
flight service from the U.S, connections in Santiago, Chile and
Buenos Aires will generally put you in the fields by 2:00 PM on
arrival day. Domestic and private flights can be arranged.
EQUIPMENT
& GEAR
Weather is dry and warm winters provide an excellent shooting all
year round.
Clothes: Light shirt and trousers for tropical weather, hunting
jacket, shooting gloves or leather gloves, cap (all the mention
items, requires camo), lightweight boots for doveshooting, a polar
sweatshirt or warm jacket (the temperature decreases at night).
Other equipment: polarized sunglasses, insect repellent,
sunblock SPF 40 or higher, shirts and vest, set of underwear, good
comfortable socks, an extra pair of sandals or sneakers. Miscellaneous:
photo camera, video camera, batteries, prescribed medicines, personal
effects.
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