Many clients come to the lodge as non-shooting guests. Even though we still cater predominantly to shooters, non-hunters can really enjoy their stay at our lodge. A big question for the non-shooters is what can I do from the lodge? We do ha...
Today we have another written contribution from somebody at our lodge. We hired Nahuel Gramajo in March 2012 and what a great addition he has been to the Los Chanares team. Nahuel has hosted many of our clients over the past year and the po...
At our lodges we have many types of groups father/son groups, corporate groups, couple groups and the most prevalent which is friend groups. These boys trips make up over half of the people who visit our lodges. Most of these boys trips are...
As I mentioned in our first post, occasionally we are going to ask others to join us to write some interesting stories. If a client wants to write something, please forward it on to me. We have asked other outfitters in other provinces to a...
We started off with the dove post and last week had a write-up on Argentine wines. To complete the puzzle, lets talk about world famous Argentina beef. The following is an excerpt from Topo’s cookbook. For those of you who don’t know To...
If our first blog was dove-related, it makes complete sense to have our second blog about Argentine wines! Thankfully Argentina is blessed with great wine areas. Mendoza on the edge of the Andes is the most well-known area for Argentine win...
Paying Argentina fees is part of the journey for holidays or work to Argentina. This includes an Argentina Reciprocity Fee or visa, along with a valid passport. Not all countries charge tourists these type of fees but it does balance out. W...
Are you planning your next trip hunting trip to Cordoba? Here we give you a quick guide on the top 15 things to bring on your next Cordoba dove hunt. Are we missing something? Ear plugs; firing thousands of rounds each day can be pretty lou...
As this is our first blog, I think it is probably most appropriate to talk about the dove found in Cordoba! The name of the dove is golden eared dove and the scientific name is Zenaida auriculata. The doves are very similar to the mourning ...
