Small Game Hunting in Argentina
Why choose Terra Pampa as a small hunting outfitter in Argentina?
+ 85,000
acres
Terra Pampa Hunting Lodge boasts a vast hunting ground covering 85,000 acres.
+3 small game species
Experience the thrill of the chase as you hunt hares, armadillos, and foxes in their natural habitats.
Hunter-owned and operated
Terra Pampa is owned and operated by passionate hunters who understand what fellow hunters are looking for.
Rotational farming system
The rotational farming system of this land produces excellent grass and attracts wildlife.
Expert hunting guides
Our hunting guides are experienced and knowledgeable, providing guests with valuable guidance throughout their trip.
Sustainable hunting practices
We are committed to sustainable hunting practices, aligned with Wildlife Department of the State of La Pampa policies.
How much does it cost small game hunting in Argentina?
At Terra Pampa, our prices for small game hunting start at $3950 for a 5 Days lodging + 4 wing-shooting hunts + 2 small game hunts. We also offer a range of other hunting plans to suit different preferences and budgets.
Mixbag + Small Game
· 5 Days lodging
· 4 mixbag (doves, pigeon & partridge)
· Small game
$4600
Wing Shooting + Small Game
· 5 Days lodging
· 4 wing-shooting hunts
· 2 small game hunts
$3950
What’s the typical small game hunting itinerary?
01
Breakfast
Start the day with a complete and fresh breakfast to charge energy and initiate the hunting.
02
Morning Hunt
Start the hunt with the first rise of the sunlight accompanied by an expert guide who is going to help reach your target by the spot and stalk style of hunting.
03
Lunch
Recharge for the afternoon hunt with an exquisite lunch.
04
Afternoon Hunt
Hunters and guides will head back to continue the hunt in a raw and untamed terrain.
05
Dinner
Share your stories from the day over an evening outdoor or indoor dinner with local food, fine wines and sweet treats.
Some photos of our small game hunts in Argentina
What small game animals can you hunt in Argentina?
In Argentina, there are several small game animal species that can be legally hunted. Some of the most popular species include partridges, hares, and rabbits.
Partridges are small birds found throughout the country. There are several species of partridges in Argentina, including the common partridge, the small partridge, and the mountain partridge. The partridge hunting season usually begins in May and lasts until August.
Hares are small, fast animals that can be found throughout the country. There are two species of hares in Argentina: the European hare and the Patagonian hare. The hare hunting season usually begins in March and lasts until September.
Rabbits are another small game animal species that can be hunted in Argentina. Although not native to Argentina, rabbits have been introduced to the country and have adapted well to the environment. The rabbit hunting season usually begins in March and lasts until September.
It’s important to note that hunting of animals in Argentina is regulated by laws and regulations. Before going hunting, it’s important to obtain the necessary permits and licenses and to be aware of the specific laws and regulations for each species. Additionally, it’s important to hunt responsibly and ethically to ensure the conservation of the species and their habitat.
Is Argentina good for small game hunting?
Argentina is an excellent destination for small game hunting. The country has a diverse range of terrains, including forests, grasslands, and mountains, which provide ideal habitats for a variety of small game species. Additionally, the country has a rich hunting culture, with a long history of hunting traditions and regulations that ensure sustainable hunting practices.
One of the most popular small game species in Argentina is the European hare. These animals are abundant in the grasslands and agricultural areas of the country, and hunters can often find large populations in these regions. Another popular species is the Patagonian hare, which is found in the southern regions of Argentina. These animals are known for their speed and agility, making them a challenging target for hunters.
Argentina is also home to a variety of other small game species, including doves, pigeons, quail, and partridges. These birds are abundant throughout the country, and hunters can find them in a variety of habitats, including forests, grasslands, and agricultural areas.
In addition to the abundance of small game species, Argentina also offers excellent hunting infrastructure. The country has a well-developed network of hunting lodges, outfitters, and guides, which cater to both local and international hunters. These facilities provide hunters with comfortable accommodations, expert guides, and all the necessary equipment for a successful hunting trip.
Overall, Argentina is an excellent destination for small game hunting. The country offers a diverse range of habitats and an abundance of small game species, making it a great place for hunters of all skill levels. Additionally, the country has a rich hunting culture and well-developed hunting infrastructure, ensuring a safe and enjoyable hunting experience.
What animals can you hunt in Argentina?
Small game hunting season in Argentina varies depending on the region and the specific species being hunted. Generally, small game hunting season runs from March to August, with some variation depending on the location. It is important to check with local authorities and obtain the necessary permits and licenses before hunting.
Some of the most common small game species hunted in Argentina include doves, pigeons, ducks, rabbits, and hares. Each species may have different hunting regulations, including bag limits and hunting methods, so it is important to research and follow these guidelines to ensure a safe and legal hunting experience.
In addition to the traditional hunting season, there are also some hunting reserves in Argentina that offer year-round hunting opportunities for small game. These reserves typically have specific rules and regulations, and may require a reservation or booking in advance.
Overall, small game hunting season in Argentina offers a unique and exciting opportunity for hunters to experience the country’s diverse wildlife and landscapes. However, it is important to always prioritize safety and ethical hunting practices to ensure the sustainability of these species for future generations.
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A 50% deposit is required to guarantee the booking. Final payment must be made 60 days prior to arrival. Please notice: 50% deposit is non-refundable.
Not included
Gratuity for guides & staff, airfares, laundry service, itinerary modifications, transfers and any item of strictly personal nature.
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