Duck hunting in Argentina

There is a magic about duck hunting in Argentina. On a typical morning hunt, you will leave by boat before dawn. When you arrive at the appointed spot your guide will quickly construct a natural blind and set out decoys. You will begin to sense the moving shadows of pre-dawn ducks around you, so close you can hear their wings beat. Watching the sun rise here with ducks passing and decoying is worth the price of the whole trip.

Ducks hunting

Ducks are typically hunted in the morning, and the limit is a very generous 20 per hunt. The season is May – August, Argentine winter. Your primary target will be the large, majestic Rosy-Billed Poachard, the royalty of Argentinean ducks. In addition, you may see several types of beautiful and very fast teal plus the occasional tree duck or pintail. Duck hunting may take place in open water or in one of the many beautiful natural ponds.

F.A.Q. about duck hunting in Argentina

What is the limit for duck hunting?

The limit is 20 ducks per person per hunt.
What kind of ducks will I be hunting?

Amongst the most common you will see rosy billed pochard, Brazilian teal, silver teal, ringed teal, white faced whistling duck, black belied whistling duck and fulvous duck.
Will I need waders for duck hunting?

Hip boots will work perfectly, as we never go into deep water.