Dove hunt Uruguay year-long. The western Colonia
and Rio Negro provinces, especially, are characterized by large
agricultural tracts of sorghum, sunflower and soybeans that sustain
very large numbers of eared dove. A Uruguay dove hunt
is exceptional by U.S. standards: expect to fire 1000-1500
shotshells very easily during an average afternoon Uruguay dove
hunt. Dove hunting in Uruguay easily pairs with morning
hunts for perdiz or ducks, making it very popular destination among
avid wingshooters.
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During a typical Uruguay perdiz
hunt, a couple of hunters and guide will flush 30-50 perdiz during
a leisurely-paced hunt. Stylish, European-bred setters or
English pointers hold perdiz with staunch, picture-perfect points.
Productive fields, superior pointing dogs, and good guides
characterize our Uruguay perdiz hunts and usually result in brief,
2-3 hour hunts despite generous, 10-bird limits. Uruguay perdiz
hunts compliment higher-volume Uruguay duck hunts and Uruguay dove
hunts very well.
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Uruguay pigeon hunts comprise, in part, the
excellent and unique diversity of mixed bag hunting for which
Uruguay is famous. The full diversity wingshooting
opportunities in South America can be experienced from one,
luxury-level Uruguay location.
Uruguay pigeon hunts are characterized by short, scenic commutes
to well-scouted hunting areas before or after lunch. This
increasingly rare shooting opportunity provides an ideal compliment
to high-volume Uruguay duck hunts, Uruguay dove
hunts or Uruguay perdiz hunts.
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