The best Argentina dove hunting experience — guaranteed
The only all-inclusive experience that shoots above the rest — and the best deal on shells in the business.
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+20 years in the dove huntING business
The reason we remain on every hunter's bucket list is that Argentina has become legendary for its high-volume dove hunting. As agriculture expanded over the years, it created the perfect environment for upland birds: roosting woods, a mild climate, the absence of natural enemies and unlimited sources of food.
Located in the heart of Argentina — also known as the dove hunting capital of the world — our lodge offers a beautiful location, unlimited high-volume dove shooting year-round, superb hospitality and affordable dove hunting all incusive trips.
Our operation has been in the dove hunt business for more than 20 years, with only one goal in mind: to provide our guests with memorable shooting experiences, so they visit us again and again. We believe certain attributes must converge — careful planning and attention to detail, experienced guides and scouts, exceptional shooting, traditional Argentinean hospitality, world-class accommodation and gourmet cuisine with a selection of our finest wines.

Argentina dove hunting reviews
“I placed an Argentina dove hunt on my wish list many years ago. Two years ago my wish became a reality when I saw an advertisement for Sierra Brava at the DSC show in Texas.”
Argentina dove hunting reviews
“I placed an Argentina dove hunt on my wish list many years ago. Two years ago my wish became a reality when I saw an advertisement for Sierra Brava at the DSC show in Texas. They answered the many questions I had and convinced me to book for our group of six hunters. They did all possible to ensure we were going to have a great hunt. The staff was friendly and efficient.”
“After a short drive, we were in the hills trying to keep up with our bird boys as they led us along narrow, machete-chopped trails to our individual shooting spots. Two and a half hours, 36 boxes of shells and 759 doves later, I called it an afternoon. Our group harvested almost 16,000 doves during our three-day hunt.”
Broken twice at the lodge
Did you know the world record for birds shot in one day was broken twice at Sierra Brava Lodge?
“Sierra Brava is the most incredible, best place in Argentina to come — I think in the world! I highly suggest you come down here. We will be coming back for many years to come, bring our families, our friends. Come check it out for yourselves, you will not be disappointed at all. Everybody here will become as family to you and you will want to come back time and time again.”
Read the full world record story
Best deal in the business
Per hunter, per night — high-volume dove hunt.
Best deal in the business
$690
Per hunter, per night — high-volume dove hunt.
With 9 or more hunters you can request private lodging.
Included
Meet and assistance on arrival and departure at Cordoba International Airport
All ground transportation from/to Cordoba airport and hunting fields
Full time coordinator from the moment you book your trip
Deluxe double bedroom lodging with private bathrooms
All gourmet meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner
All beverages, including good quality Argentinean wines, beers and hard liquor
All local taxes, service charges and field leases
Gun cleaning service
Free WiFi
Not included
Airfare
Early check-in or late check-out
Single room
Extra shells ($21.95 per box of 25)
Pigeon and Perdiz hunts ($250 / $400 per hunt) — Seasonal
Gun rental ($95 per day)
Hunting license ($65 per day)
Gratuities to house staff and bird boys
*Prices subject to change
7:00–7:30 a.m. — Wake-up call, varying with the season and the scouting reports. Fresh coffee and a delicious Argentinean breakfast in the dining area.
8:00 a.m. — Breakfast is served: fresh fruit, muffins, toast and eggs. You will definitely want to try the Argentinean favourite, dulce de leche.
After breakfast — Head out to the field. Hunters are caravanned out to meet the field assistants, who guide you to your blind and help with anything you need during the morning hunt.
12:30 p.m. — A traditional Argentinean asado in the field: homemade empanadas, dove brochettes, pork sausage, tenderloin, ribs, skirt steak, pork chops and much more.
1:30 p.m. — Free time. Enjoy an afternoon nap in one of our hammocks or cots. Relaxing time after lunch may be shorter during the winter months.
3:00 p.m. — Back to the field for the afternoon shoot.
7:00 p.m. — Back at the lodge you may enjoy a professional massage, and an afternoon cocktail and snack by the fire pit.
8:00 p.m. — Dinner is served: local seasonal favourites including our famous cuts of Argentinean beef. Topo's Italian night is another guest favourite.
End your evening on a high note with a Cuban cigar and a premium label whiskey or scotch.

365 days a year, no bag limits
Dove season in Córdoba, Argentina, is open 365 days a year with no bag limits — hunters average 1,000+ birds a day.
365 days a year, no bag limits
Dove season in Córdoba, Argentina, is open 365 days a year with no bag limits — hunters average 1,000+ birds a day.
There is no closed season and no daily limit. The eared dove (Zenaida auriculata) is a resident, non-migratory species, and Sierra Brava estimates more than 50 million (50M+) doves in northern Córdoba. That is why the shooting is spectacular any day of the year.
Córdoba's climate is moderate and we are rarely affected by extreme weather. Keep in mind that the northern and southern hemisphere seasons are reversed — our winter runs June through August.
If you were wondering: when to dove hunt in Argentina?Depending on the year, it does not rain much — and when it rains, it usually rains at night.
It is hardly ever unbearably hot. There may be two or three weeks a year, between January and February, with very hot days.
It is rarely freezing cold. It has snowed once at the lodge in the last few years — and it was amazing how the birds still flew. Guests who come during our winter months of June to August rave about the crisp, cool weather.
We have about 330 days of clear blue, sunny skies. It is almost always perfect dove hunting weather.
Temperatures always drop at night, which makes for perfect sleeping conditions without air conditioning or heating.

What to pack
Camouflage or khaki hunting clothes and hats, lightweight boots, ear plugs, sunscreen, and a camera — this list is a reminder of things you may want to bring, not a requirement.
What to pack
Camouflage or khaki hunting clothes and hats
Sweaters, long sleeve shirts and polar fleece zip-up tops, especially during our winter from June to August. Layering matters: it can be 40°F in the morning and reach the high 70s with calm winds by the afternoon.
Lightweight rain suit and waterproof clothing from November to March
Shoes: lightweight or ankle-height is all you need — many shooters even wear sneakers
Gaiters are recommended from November to March
Comfortable clothes for relaxing around the lodge
Shooting glasses, sunglasses, SPF 30 sunscreen or stronger, and lip balm
Recoil reduction equipment: shoulder pads, Kevlar-lined vests and EvoShield shirts
Lockable travel gun case, stainless steel or heavy duty fibreglass, when bringing shotguns
We have cleaning rods and patches, but please bring oil, choke tubes and accessories — modified chokes, improved cylinders or improved-modified
Hearing protection: earplugs
Side carry shooting pouch for shells, or a shell vest. Bird boys will load for you if you want.
Leather shooting gloves are recommended, or you will get blisters
All electricity in Argentina is 220V, European style. The lodge has converters for your 110V devices, but some hotels in Buenos Aires and airports do not.
Medication for symptomatic relief, as when travelling anywhere, plus your shaving kit and any prescribed medication
Bug repellent for our summer months
*This list is a reminder of things you may want to bring, not a requirement.

Cordoba is known all over the world as the most amazing place for dove hunting in Argentina, and it is easy to prove: there is no daily limit, and the season runs all year round.
Cordoba is known all over the world as the most amazing place for dove hunting in Argentina, and it is easy to prove: there is no daily limit, and the season runs all year round.
Sierra Brava estimates that northern Córdoba holds more than 50 million (50M+) doves, and the number keeps increasing each year. There is plenty of food for the birds to stay.
If you are a wingshooting lover looking for a place where you can shoot thousands of shells a day, do not hesitate. Contact us for the best deals and start calling your buddies for a unique Argentina dove hunting adventure.
Guns & shells
What guns are available for rental?
Our inventory includes Beretta semi-automatics 20ga, Benelli semi-auto 20ga, Beretta Silver Pigeon o/u 20ga, Fair Premier o/u 20ga, Beretta 686 Onix o/u 28ga, Benelli Raffaello semi-auto 28ga and Browning o/u 20ga.
What kind of shells do you use?
We have 20 and 28 gauge shotgun shells. We may also have .410 shells, but please ask in advance regarding availability.
Can I bring my own shotgun shells?
You are not allowed to bring shotgun shells into Argentina. The Argentine gun agency will confiscate them and it will be an uncomfortable situation at the airport. Please do not bring shells with you.
Are shotgun plugs used in Argentina?
Cordoba is about high volume. You are not required to have plugs for dove hunting.
Do you have any guns for left-handed shooters?
Yes, we do.
How many shotguns can I bring into Argentina?
You are allowed to bring a maximum of three shotguns or barrels into Argentina for bird hunting. Please inquire about the procedure for bringing guns into the country.
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