How was lodge

@@ARXDMOS JJ runs a first class operation. Lodge is very nice. They even have a pool. It’s worth the trip just for the food. It’s a carnivores delight there.

@@stephenlindsay1753 just booked a hunt for October with dad and a group of friends. super excited

@@ARXDMOS reach out and let me know how you enjoyed it when you return. They’re great folks down there.

@@stephenlindsay1753 will do. absolutely stoked

Around 30m.

Es verdad eso . Un saludo

Hola Jose, esas palomas doradas son plaga en ese lugar. Hay una población de casi 100millones de palomas . Trabaje en ese coto de caza y se del tema.

mejor que no quede nada son una especie invasora

Esistono cacciatori e sparatori Cacciare occorre cercare Sparare solo appostamenti nascosti e mimitizzati con richiami di plastica Che sport è…?

estas en lo correcto pero acá en Argentina es una verdadera plaga. en muchos lugares ya no se siempre girasol porque barren con cosechas enteras. hasta en el piso hacen nido. el balance ecológico está distorsionado

Just put a hunt together for 2024 with 3 days of dove and 2 days of duck figuring about 3000 shells running about $8,500/person everything included... if you just do the 3 day dove hunt your looking at about $7,000 per person. If this is your 1st time you will probably shoot more than the 3000 shells I allotted for this trip. My 1st go around was back in 2009 and I shot about 5000 shells on a 3 day dove only hunt.

@@troyarnold2259 Thank you, very much friend! But let's say that you've 1000 birds: How will I take them back in Greece;I guess you need refrigerator!! Right;

@@petrosmpampalis6097 as far as I know, you do not take the game home, some get distributed locally, Preditor’s eat the bulk of them, they will cook some up while your there if you want them too, but I killed about 3300 and our group killed a total of about 14k birds. None came home with us at all.

@@troyarnold2259 Thanks man:If you know to cook them, it's a very delicious meal with potatoes and some salad! But I need to take with me, some... I'll see what to do, thanks again

@@petrosmpampalis6097 check with both countries customs and see what the rules are… then you could arrange with the outfitter before trip that you want to have some of the game shipped back. If your able to get the game through customs, They would probably ship back in some type of dry ice container through one of the international shipping companies… UPS or FEDEx Happy hunting.