Argentina is widely regarded as South America’s premier hunting destination, celebrated for both its big‑game trophies and spectacular wingshooting. Red stag hunting during the March–April rut draws hunters from around the world, while exotic species such as water buffalo, blackbuck, fallow deer and wild boar provide additional variety. Argentina also offers legendary dove and duck shooting, with some areas hosting millions of birds year‑round.
From roaring red stags to clouds of doves, Argentina combines first‑class big game with high‑volume wingshooting.
Patagonia & La Pampa Vast estancias and rugged mountains provide free‑range hunting for red stag, fallow deer and European wild boar. The peak of the stag rut occurs in March and April when the forests echo with their bellows.
Northern Wetlands (Corrientes & Chaco) Swampy marshes and forests host Asiatic water buffalo, axis deer and capybara. Combination hunts often include fishing for golden dorado and dove shooting on nearby agricultural fields.
Cordoba & Santa Fe These provinces are world‑famous for high‑volume dove and pigeon shooting. Hunters can fire thousands of rounds per day as birds return to roost in huge numbers.
Mesopotamia & Entre Ríos Rolling ranchlands support populations of blackbuck antelope, axis deer and other exotic species introduced over past decades.
