DOVE SHOOTING / ARGENTINA / WING SHOOTING / HIGH VOLUME SHOOTING

Dove Shooting At Pica Zuro Lodge - Argentina

High volume hunting with 5-star accommodation and hospitality

LOCATION

Cordoba, Argentina

ACCOMODATION

Pica Zuro Lodge

GROUP SIZE

Up to 15 People

NEAREST AIRPORT

Córdoba City

FLIGHT TIME

25 Hours

FOOD & DRINK

All Meals and Drinks Included

QUARRY

Eared Dove

SEASON

All Year

BAG SIZE

Unlimited

SHOOTING STYLE

Flighting

DIFFICULTY

Novice – Experienced

DURATION

Dawn Till Dusk Shooting

FITNESS REQUIREMENTS

Basic

From £670

/ per person per day

Customise Your Trip

From £670 / per person

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Unlimited bag dove shooting, all day, every day.

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5-Star accommodation with an open bar and extensive à la carte menu.

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More than 250,000 acres of steep hills, sunflower fields, creeks beds, and sorghum plots provide variety and quality hunting year round.

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Reviews

Caroline C.

Exceptional location, experience, staff, food, and lodging. I especially appreciated the hospitality of staff and willingness to accommodate guest requests! Thank you!

Reid McM.

I have never experienced a premier hunting lodge. This was the tops.

David

everything was perfect! The lodge was fantastic, Maria was an outstanding host, the food was wonderful, the hunting, of course, was amazing! Chelo did a fantastic job! Everything was set up perfectly, and I have nothing but praise for the whole operation! It was the hunting trip of a lifetime! 

George B.

First off, I think everyone in our group had a great time at Pica Zuro, we all really enjoyed all aspects of a spectacular trip.  The physical accommodations were great, the old building has great charm and is perfect for a high quality hunting lodge.  The individual rooms were first class, everything we needed.   The service was great.  María at the Lodge and Facundo took care of our every need.  The food was wonderful, both in quality and quantity, María was there to make sure that if we needed anything it was provided.  Facundo handled our transportation and made sure we knew the plan for each day of our hunt.  He was involved with all of us (as María was also) and as a result we not only enjoyed their company but each member of our group knew the program, the plan for the next event and always felt fully informed.  No one to my knowledge needed anything that was not provided or answered.     The food at the hunts was really great, hard to beat good Argentine beef and pork cooked over wood fires in the field, topped off with a short nap in a hammock.  Tough life!   Our field assistants were really helpful, loading the guns and making sure we had water and other things to drink.  Their very positive and professional attitude resulted in not only having someone there that was meeting our needs but also someone that we enjoyed being with and talking with.     The whole trip was really a first class experience; this was my second trip to Argentina for shooting, but I lived in Bolivia for 2 years and traveled to Argentina many times and did a lot of shooting in Bolivia.  So, I had some idea of what to expect on a first class hunt and those expectations were met or exceeded.  I don’t know what you could have done to make the trip any better.     One key issue on shooting trips is guns.  The lack of sufficient quality or quantity of guns can ruin a trip of this kind.  Fortunately you had good shotguns, a good variety and were able to make changes or substitutions not only for mechanical problems that are to be expected with this kind of high volume shooting, but also to provide a variety when we wanted to just shoot something different.     Thanks to all your staff for making our hunt a really enjoyable experience.  PS, the photo book we had the opportunity to purchase at the end ( I think all of our group made the purchase) was a special treat for us to take home and show our family and friends, as well as just relive the great adventures.

What's Included

Included

  • Lodging
  • Meals
  • Open bar
  • Transfers to and from Cordoba airport
  • Professional guide service and field assistants
  • 24 Hour phone support a week before your trip
  • English speaking host

Required

  • Flights
  • Personal Insurance
  • Cartridges – $22 Per 25
  • Hunting License – $70 Per Day

Optional Extras

  • Gun Hire – $115 Per Person Per Day
  • Additional Activities – Please Enquire
  • Non Shooting Guest – £355 Per Night
  • Tips & Gratuities
    Tips are optional, but if you have a good day it is customary to tip the team. A usual tip in Argentina is 5-10% of the price of a day.
Getting There

Pica Zuro Lodge is located in the province of Córdoba, in Central Argentina, 60 miles (100 km) North of the Córdoba City International Airport. The lodge is about an hour and fifteen minute drive from the airport.
A Day In The Field

The daily hunting program generally starts at 8 a.m., with a hearty breakfast and a short drive to the shoot.

In the field you will be assigned a pick-up boy, who provides you with cartridges and refreshments and directs you to your hide. Once you are placed and ready, hunting begins, and either one or two full-time bird boys will assist you. Additionally, our head guide will also be available to assist or provide tips on your shooting if desired.

Depending on the time of the year, you will hunt till noon, when you’ll be treated to an incredible Asado-style lunch, served in the shade of a comfortable safari tent, featuring Argentina’s wonderful beef and superb wines. Many hunters like to enjoy a nap after lunch, with afternoon hunting sessions beginning at around 2 or 2:30, and continuing until late in the day. There is no required time to stop, good sense and tired shooters dictate when the day is through. After hunting there is time for showers and cocktails at the lodge before dinner

Get Booked In

From £750 / per person

FAQ’s

What is the best route to fly from the UK?

There are regular flights from Gatwick and Heathrow but you will need to change at least once, usually at Buenos Aires or Miami. 

Is Argentina safe?

For up to date information please see the government guidance on traveling to Argentina – https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/argentina 

How many cartridges will I need?
You can shoot as much or as little as you like, typically guests will fire between 1000, and 5000 shots a day.
Can you organise an all inclusive package at a fixed price?
Yes we can. Simply enquire with a rough outline of your requirements and we can put a completely custom package together for you.
Can I bring a non-shooting guest?
Yes, non-shooting guests are very welcome!
Do I need a shotgun licence and insurance?
We strongly recommend you have travel and hunting insurance but a shotgun license isn’t necessary, some shooting experienced is very handy though.
When is the best time to shoot doves in Argentina?
You can shoot doves all year round in Argentina. However, July through to February is the the prime season if you are looking for lots of varied shooting.
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