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Argentina Hunting Trip for Four Hunters
This Argentina hunting trip is an action-packed adventure in the San Luis province of Argentina.  You will hunt for Red Stag, Argentine Water Buffalo, Blackbuck, and more.  With your Gaucho guide, you can hunt thousands of acres for multiple big game species.

You’ll enjoy 5-star lodging with all the amenities of home, including gourmet meals, local wine and beer, bottled water, soda, Wi-Fi, and more.  This experience includes a 4-night stay at Estancia Chischaca for four hunters, five days with three full hunting days, a professional gaucho guide and tracker, field preparation of animals harvested, three meals per day with wine, beer, soda, and bottled water, snacks and Hors d’oeuvres, two hunters to one guide ratio, pickup and drop-off at San Luis Airport and all transportation in the hunting area.

Argentina Hunting Trip
Hunt tens of thousands of acres of prime Argentine ranchlands and farmland for up to 10 plus species of Big Game animals.

Your Argentina hunting trip can be done with a rifle, bow, or crossbow.  Hunting is done mainly by spot and stalk, but we can accommodate most hunters when spot and stock are not an option.  The gaucho guides are experienced bow hunters, so bring your archery equipment.  We recommend bow hunters book an extra 1-2 days, depending on how many animals are on their trophy list.

A typical day will begin with a full breakfast, a trip into the field to hunt, a relaxing lunch back at the lodge, a siesta, and another afternoon big-game hunting experience.  The day is completed with cocktails, wine, appetizers, and dinner with courses inspired by the local Argentine culture with fresh venison, chicken, beef, vegetables, and local desserts such as Crème caramel and Dulce de leche.

The winning bidder is responsible for the cost of all trophy fees.  There is a two-animal minimum harvest.

Available Species: Fall & Winter (March to July)

Red Stag
Fallow Stag
Water Buffalo
Blackbuck
Mouflon Sheep
Axis Deer
Jacobs 4-Horn Ram
Wild Boar

Argentina Hunting Seasons
Argentina’s big game hunting season runs from late February through July.  Therefore, the antlered game, such as red stag and fallow deer, should be out of velvet by the end of February through the first couple of days of March.  The Axis deer drop their antlers randomly, but they can usually be hunted during the primary Fall/Winter season and the secondary Spring Season.

The red stag roar, also known as the rut, usually starts around the 15th of March and goes through the first ten days of April.  May is a pleasant time to hunt, and June and July are cooler with the possibility of some rain.

Argentina Red Stag Hunting Prices
The trophy fees for the red stag at Chischaca are priced according to Safari Club International (SCI) scores.  Nine scoring levels start with a score up to 312 SCI and range upwards to a vast 500 SCI.

Management stags are also available at significantly discounted prices.  These are usually animals of opportunity spotted while hunting trophy red stag.

There is some free-range red stag on the larger ranch sections, but they are only hunted during the roar.  After the roar, they spread out, and hunting them is very difficult on the large blocks of the ranch.  Please inquire about the current trophy fee price sheet for all species.

Argentina Dove & Pigeon Hunting
Argentina is world-renowned for its dove hunting.  The temperate climate allows the dove to breed 4-6 times a year in farmland areas rich with grain crops, water, and trees to roost and nest.  Some lodges boast hunters can shoot 1,000 to 3,000 shotshells per day, more than most shoulders can handle.

While the San Luis province of Argentina isn’t as famous as Cordoba, dove, and pigeon hunting can be just as good.  If you want to add a few extra days to your big game hunt, we can arrange some Argentina dove hunting at a fine estancia just a few hours’ drive from Chischaca.  Please inquire about the additional cost of this add-on wing shooting adventure.

Accommodations in San Luis
Enjoy your four-night stay in a luxury estancia in double rooms (one queen or two double beds) and an ensuite bathroom.  Savor local-inspired gourmet meals, superb Argentine wine, and local beer in the main dining area.  Then, relax in the living room and share stories about your successful day of hunting.  The estancia has a pool, sauna, pool, and poker room.

Non-hunting Observer activities
Argentina and Buenos Aires are great places to bring your family or spouse.  We recommend you arrive in Argentina 1-2 days before your hunting trip to shop and dine in the Recoleta district of Buenos Aires.  Take in a dinner-tango show and shop for fine leather goods in the quaint shops of Recoleta.

The available observer activities at Chischaca Lodge are as follows.

Spa Days and Massages at the lodge
Yoga sessions
Horseback riding
Polo lessons and lunch at the polo club
Cooking lessons with Lodge Chef
Touristic tour through San Luis city

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About your Auction Hunt

Travel must be completed within three hunting seasons from the date of purchase.  Reservations are subject to availability.  Hunting trips must be booked with the outfitter within 60 days for the 2024, 2025, or 2026 hunting season, as dates and availability go fast.  Children as young as 12 who have taken a hunter safety course can hunt with a parent.

A non-refundable deposit of US$1,500 per hunter is required to reserve hunting dates.  The US$1,500 deposit goes 100% towards each hunter’s trophy fees for animals harvested at the end of the hunting trip.  Therefore, each hunter must harvest two animals of their choice per trophy fee price sheet.

Non-hunting observers can join the journey at US$1250 per person.  Certificates are not replaceable if lost, stolen, or destroyed.  Purchases through charity fundraisers are non-refundable and cannot be resold.

Not included with this trip: Airfare to Buenos Aires and San Luis City, trophy fees for animals harvested or wounded or lost, accommodations before or after the hunt, dip, and pack or other taxidermy services, trophy export costs, rifle permits or rental, Argentine hunting licenses, gratuities, personal or medical insurance or non-hunters.