Argentina Red Stag Hunting
Argentina Red Stag Hunting
Every year hunters from all over the world travel to Argentina to hunt the majestic red stag.
Owing to extensive lands with the perfect habitat Argentina is known worldwide as a paradise for big game hunting. One of the most exhilarating big game experiences is red stag hunting in Argentina during the rut…the “Roaring Season!” The high concentrations and plentiful numbers offer a very real opportunity to harvest the trophy of a lifetime.
Every year hunters from all over the world travel to Argentina to hunt the majestic red stag, but don’t overlook the fact that the climate and habitat here is ideal for a great number and diversity of big game animals. You’ll have an opportunity to see axis deer, blackbuck, hybrid sheep, water buffalo, fallow deer, mouflon sheep, feral goats, multi-horned sheep and the largest rodent in the world, the capybara just to name a few.
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Free Range Red Stag Hunts in Argentina
This is the most affordable trophy free range red stag hunt that we know of.
Most hunters come for the superb Argentina red Stags, but there are many different native and exotic species to hunt here, including: puma (mountain lion); wild boar; wild goats; water buffalo; blackbuck; European mouflon; axis deer; fallow; Texas dall sheep; Scottish blackface ram; multi-horned/four horned ram; white lipped peccary; collared peccary (javelina); capybara; and brown brocket deer.
This outfitter will customize your hunt according to your goals and appoint a personal hunting guide who will do his utmost to provide an unforgettable hunting experience. Communication is not a problem as there will always be someone speaking English, Spanish and German in the hunting group.
Lodging
The resort comprises of an inn with seven double and two single rooms, all with private bathrooms. There is a dining room to relax and enjoy your evenings by the fireplace, with a drink from a fully stocked bar. The food is amazing. You can expect barbecues with the best Argentine cuts of beef, gourmet cuisine, fresh vegetables and local wines.
- 100% success for all species except puma, which is at 80%
- Most species are available year round
- Red stag hunts are March through June
- Wild boar hunting takes place March through November
- Puma hunting is February through September
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Argentina Hunting Lodge
Argentina is known worldwide for trophy red stag hunting, and this lodge offers some of the finest.
“Old World Charm” and gracious hospitality is the feeling that clients leave with (and often return to) when making a trip to this ranch in Argentina. The attention to detail and planning of every aspect of your trip from booking flights to transferring between airports, the first class accommodations, the expert guiding and trophy handling, the gourmet cooking are all expertly handled so you will have a comfortable seamless experience when you come to visit.
The fishing in Argentina can be exceptional!
Enormously wide rivers, deltas and lagoons are the habitat for a diverse population of indigenous fish species found only in the southern part of the continent.
- Trophy red stags are what you’re after on this hunt.
- Exceptional lodging and accommodations.
- Fishing is amazing. The golden dorado is a relentless hunter and fierce fighter who will challenge any angler, jumping violently until the very last minute.
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It was a great stag hunt with a top notch outfitter. The food, accommodations and hunting well exceed the expectations I had for this trip. This was the first guided hunt I have ever went on and I was not disappointed. The abundance of game really surprised me and we encountered stags every time in the field.
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I can’t say enough about my stalker Scott. He was interesting, entertaining, and a first rate stalker. He worked hard for the animals we were able to harvest and cares about his wildlife. This is a genuine bucket list trip, and we will definitely return for another. There was plenty of trails for my wife to hike right from the hotel,while I was hunting. The ladies who owned the Whitebridge Inn were fun, helpful, and a joy to visit with. Overall, we are really glad they used this resource for our hunt. Valerie is taking care of the trophies to ship, and am looking forward to receiving them.
This was our first hunt abroad, and our Outdoors International Consultant, Mat was patient and explained all aspects of the trip. When an issue arose during, I was able to contact Mat and it was resolved immediately. I highly recommend and look forward to working with Outdoors International for future trips.
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I very much enjoyed meeting Mat Cervantes in person on my stag hunt in Argentina. He initially contacted me when I was searching for a fallow hunt in Europe, which I plan to hunt soon. He was impressive and helpful. My goal was to find a booking agent who could handle all these hunts for me. I have found that agent in Mat. I would gladly share a camp with him again.
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I shot my Scottish red stag in the middle of a roar as he had paused from trotting after the hinds coming up up and clearing a hill with just enough of him showing so I could put my bullet where the neck joins the spine! He went down dead. Cold and soaking wet the water was slouching in my boots and the magnificent Stag was down! What fun!
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Saw a fair number of red deer before an opportunity arose for a stalk. Unsuccessful on day one as conditions were difficult and the deer are smart. Day two began in same fashion. Animals including stags were spotted by glassing and a plan was formulated for approach. After a lengthy uphill hike a pair of stags was spotted bedded down. The stalker and I then proceeded with the final stalk which largely involved slowly crawling so as not to be detected. We eventually gained a position slightly above them at a distance of about 80 m. The stalker deployed the rifle and I positioned to be able to take the shot. The animals were bedded and it was determined that a neck shot was most viable. The red stag needed to stand to present that shot. after maintaining position for approx. 45 m the second stag arose and began moving about. Stalker whispered that if he got close enough to the target stag that animal would get up. That happened and he did. Stalker whispered “neck”, I fired and the stag immediately dropped. Successful stalk .
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This traditional, free range stag hunt will be one that gets marked off my bucket list. Scotland is an amazingly beautiful country. The hunt is strenuous and exhausting so you need to be in pretty good shape. There were 6 other people at the lodge with us and they were group of people. Everyone that keeps the lodge going from day to day. They are the best ever. Anything and everything was taken care of and attended to. Breakfast every morning, lunches made for everyone and an amazingly delicious dinner every evening. Could not have asked for anything more. I would recommend using Outdoors International for a Scottish hunt.
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Overall I would highly recommend this hunt and this lodge to all of my hunting friends. It was an incredibly relaxing 4 days spent in very beautiful surroundings. It must also be noted that the location of the lodge afforded excellent site seeing and shopping opportunities. One of the best ‘hunting trips’ I’ve been fortunate enough to experience.
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God has blessed me so many times with amazing experiences and success while bowhunting, and this red stag was no exception. To be honest, I often ask him ‘why?’….He has a plan for all of us, we just have to open our hearts and listen. Be true to yourself, and always give him the glory.
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So… now I have my big red stag. And I did it in North America. Do I still want to go to New Zealand? Of course!, but it will be to hunt tahr. Bring it!
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I went for the stag hunt, and it was awesome, but I think the tahr is the coolest animal…what a beautiful trophy.
