The group arrived a day earlier, so they enjoyed a night out in Córdoba city prior to their hunting. They stayed at Azur Real Boutique hotel to get some rest.

We picked them up the morning of the following day and drove them straight to the field.

For Daniel and his sons Cole and Jonah, and Petros, a family friend, it was their first time in our country! For the first day, we decided to go to the Jesús María lowlands, to a corn field. The weather was cold, but it was a beautiful sunny day!

At noon, they stopped and headed to the camp. The guides had set the table and the cook was grilling the meat for the asado. The salads and vegetables were ready and wine was poured into the glasses.

They had a delicious lunch and leaned back on the hammocks for a little siesta.

Around 3 pm, the wind was blowing and birds were flying a little higher than usual. They shot for two more hours until they decided to stop and go back to the hotel. They were exhausted from the trip!

The following day, we took them to Colonia Hogar, a small community of just 100 inhabitants located in the Sierras Chicas area. They were amazed by the beautiful landscape! It was so cold, that even some snowflakes fell!

They shot all morning, stopped to have lunch and get some rest, and continue the hunt towards the whole afternoon.

Next day, it was raining in the morning, so we didn’t drive far. We went back to the cornfield in the Jesús María lowlands. After a while, the sun came out, and the shooting was fantastic! During the afternoon, the wind was getting stronger and stronger, so we had to stop the hunt. However, it was a great day!

For their last day, we headed to La Para, in the northeast of the province. 

It was a warm sunny day, so the group hunted non-stop all morning. This time Daniel and Petros took it easy, and let the kids enjoy the hunt. Both of them seized the moment to have some quality time with their field assistant.

It was a terrific wingshooting trip and we’re looking forward to having back here!

And you… would you like to be the next one?

Federico Silva

Field Guide

Pointer Outfitters Argentina