Over the last two decades, Cordoba Province has become synonymous with the phrase "high-volume dove hunting." The region has a delightful climate that allows grain crops such as corn, sorghum, wheat and peanuts to flourish most of the year. This enormous food supply is bordered and interspersed with dense hillside roosting cover, and the combination of food source and roost has produced a population of Zenaida Auriculata estimated to be over 20 million birds - Argentina doves that do not migrate, reproduce up to four times annually and provide literally year-round shooting.
Located in northwest Patagonia, the Argentinean province of Neuquen is fringed by the soaring Andes and dotted with several exquisite lakes. It is best known for its picturesque towns, spectacular scenery, and numerous national parks. Visitors can look forward to sampling the locally-produced wines, discovering a wealth of paleontological sites and enjoying an array of thrilling outdoor activities. As a nature lover and adventure seekers paradise, highlights include the snow-capped Lanin Volcano in the south, the alpine town of San Martín de los Andes, the 300-year-old arrayan trees in Los Arrayanes National Park, and the magnificent Nahuel Huapi National Park, as well as the Lanin and Laguna Blanca national parks. Don’t miss the opportunity to stop over at the provincial capital of Neuquen - the economic and transport hub of the region.
