Who we plan for
The same week in the same country reads very differently depending on who is asking. These are the travellers we plan for most often, and what actually changes for each of them.
Dove hunters
High volume, in the grain country that made its name.
If you came for the doves, this is the week the whole country is organised around.
Upland bird hunters
Dogs, open ground, and a day measured in miles rather than boxes.
The quiet half of Argentine shooting: walked up behind dogs, for the bird everyone here calls perdiz.
Waterfowl hunters
Flooded ground, decoys, and the earliest start of the week.
Duck days, planned around water that moves — and around a provincial rule we confirm rather than publish.
Sporting enthusiasts
The sport is half of it. The table afterwards is the other half.
For travellers who came for the sport but will remember the company, the horses and the asado.
Luxury outdoor travellers
Wild country without roughing it, and nobody else at the table.
For travellers who want the far end of the map and a bed worth coming back to.
Corporate groups
Incentive and client trips, with the logistics handled end to end.
Reward, client hosting, leadership or an anniversary — planned so that nobody in your group has to organise anything.
Families
A trip where the person who does not shoot has the better week.
Father and son, three generations, or a family where one person hunts and nobody else does.