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Had a first class time hunting Ducks, Dove and Perdiz. Accommodations and food were only eclipsed by the hunting itself. Looks like an awesome hunt—those photos really capture the experience.
In the first image, you’ve got a classic water setup: two hunters positioned along a marshy edge, aiming at birds flying overhead—likely ducks or doves coming in low over the water. The vegetation and still water suggest a great natural flyway spot.
In the second image, it’s the payoff moment: a hunter with a dog (looks like a well-trained bird dog) and a solid harvest laid out. The orange vest and shotgun are typical for upland hunting, and the birds appear to be a mix consistent with dove or perdiz (partridge), which matches what you mentioned.
Between the scenery, the action, and the dog work, it really does look like a top-tier trip. The kind where everything comes together—good shooting, good retrieves, and clearly good company.
If you don’t mind sharing—where was this? Argentina is famous for exactly this kind of combo hunt.
In the first image, you’ve got a classic water setup: two hunters positioned along a marshy edge, aiming at birds flying overhead—likely ducks or doves coming in low over the water. The vegetation and still water suggest a great natural flyway spot.
In the second image, it’s the payoff moment: a hunter with a dog (looks like a well-trained bird dog) and a solid harvest laid out. The orange vest and shotgun are typical for upland hunting, and the birds appear to be a mix consistent with dove or perdiz (partridge), which matches what you mentioned.
Between the scenery, the action, and the dog work, it really does look like a top-tier trip. The kind where everything comes together—good shooting, good retrieves, and clearly good company.
If you don’t mind sharing—where was this? Argentina is famous for exactly this kind of combo hunt.
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