In Cordoba, we hunt the golden eared dove. While this dove shares some qualities with doves in the northern hemisphere it is distinct in a number of ways. First and foremost, the golden eared dove reproduces an amazing 5-6 times per year with 3-5 eggs per nest. With Cordoba serving as one of South America’s bread baskets, sprawling farms and established irrigation provide doves with the ideal habitat, abundant with food and water. In fact, the habitat is so well-suited for the birds that these doves do not migrate, making for incredible high-volume dove hunting year-round.

First and foremost, Sierra Brava hunters enjoy exclusive access to many of Cordoba’s best dove hunting fields. In fact, Sierra Brava is the specific lodge that many extreme shotgunners visit in pursuit of Argentina shooting records. What sets Sierra Brava apart is its legendary service: the field staff consisting of professional guides, scouts, bird boys and field chefs, is widely considered to be the best in the business.