Frequently Asked Questions

There are city tours and sightseeing tours in and around Cordoba City offered by a bilingual tourist guide.

“La Camila” lodge is an Estancia (kind of Argentinean ranch) located 50 miles to the east of Córdoba city, one hour drive by van from Cordoba airport. It’s equipped with 9 double in-suit bedrooms with air-conditioning, heating, Internet and WI-FI. Exclusive use of the lodge is for groups of at least 8 hunters and upon availability.

No, there is no dress code at the lodge and the atmosphere is very casual and informal.

Yes. We have high speed Wi-Fi Internet service available for your use as well as phone reception.

Yes, there are electric outlets, converters and adaptors available for your use.

We have Benelli Montefeltro shotguns, all semiautomatic and 20 gauge, brand
new and in perfect conditions and we replace them every 2 years.

No. You cannot bring shotgun shells into Argentina. Argentina’s RENAR officials will confiscate your shells and question you harshly if you try to do so.

We have 12, 20, and 28 gauge shotgun shells available.

If you are a US citizen, you do not need to apply for a visa, you only need
to bring a valid passport.

To book a hunting trip, we only require a minimum deposit per group. The balance of the hunt is to be paid in Argentina once the hunt is over. In case of cancellations, your deposit will be valid for the following three years until you decide to reschedule dates.

In Cordoba, JJCaceria staff will meet you and drive you to the lodge. There is only a 1-hour drive from Cordoba Airport to the lodge. We also have drivers in Buenos Aires who can transfer you between airports.

There aren’t any special shots that are required for traveling to Argentina.

-December to February, it’s summer, with temperatures between 80 to 90 degrees and lows between 50 and 60 degrees.

-March to June is fall, the highest temperatures are between 60 and 70 degrees and the lowest between 40 to 50 degrees.

-July to September is winter with highs between 50 and 70 degrees and lows between 30 and 40 degrees.

-October to early December is spring with highs between 70 and 80 and lows between 50 and 60 degrees.

Argentina is probably the safest country in South America, and there are usually no threats directed against travelers or foreign tourists in Argentina.

There is a package for non-hunters, and they can also enjoy the hunting trip by accompanying and watching the hunters, or they can stay at the lodge to enjoy the pool and spa, or go on sightseeing guided tours.

There’s no limit for adult beverages, the bar is open 24/7.

You can easily shoot 500 shells in the morning and 500 shells in the afternoon. Most people shoot much more than that.

Argentina is internationally renowned for dove hunting because of its exceptional dove populations, especially in the Córdoba region. The unique climate, vast agricultural lands, and abundance of crops allow doves to breed year-round, resulting in massive flocks. Hunters can experience unlimited high-volume shooting, with no daily bag limits, alongside professional outfitters, beautiful lodges and top-notch hunting operations. This combination makes Argentina the world’s preferred destination for authentic and exciting dove hunting adventures.

Dove hunting in Argentina is available year-round thanks to the permanent, non-migratory dove populations, particularly in Córdoba. All year round is excellent but absolute best time is September, October, November, December, our roosting season, and February and March, our sunflower season. During these months, I give a 100% guarantee of shooting over 1,500 shells a day, per hunter. The dove volume is amazing as doves are hatching in our roosts!! Each season offers unique advantages: summer provides long days and high bird activity, while fall and spring deliver comfortable weather with intense shooting opportunities.