Dove Hunts

Where to go pigeon and/or dove hunting.

Not all destinations are created equal. Are you looking for something closer to home, or do you want to travel for some legendary high volume wingshooting? Lucky for you we have both types of hunts.

Argentina

South Africa

For some hot-barreled dove and pigeon shooting, South Africa is a great destination.

Millions of pigeons and doves fly between the city and the sunflower fields twice a day. Hunters sit in blinds along the flight paths to intercept them. This is fast action, for Rock pigeons, which many International sportsmen call the “most challenging gamebird in the world.” You can go through more than 1,000 rounds in a single day of shooting. Most of our hunters also choose to add guinea fowl and perdiz hunting to their trip.

Mexico

The dove shooting in Mexico is nothing short of spectacular.

White-winged and Mourning doves, as well as pigeons are so numerous in Mexico that they’re considered to be a pest by the farmers. Thousands of acres of corn and sorghum fields are close to the lodge, and extensive pre-hunt scouting keeps driving times to the shooting areas to a minimum. A cool thing about Mexico is that you can combo your hunt with upland birds, ducks and even some fishing.

Texas

The Lone Star State is the undisputed King of dove hunting in the United States.

Dove hunting in Texas can be spectacular. The daily bag limit for doves statewide is 15 and the possession limit 45. During the early two weekends for the Special White-Winged Dove Days in the South Zone, hunting is allowed only from noon to sunset and the daily bag limit is 15 birds, to include not more than two mourning doves and two white-tipped doves.