Sorry if this question has been asked 10,000 times; if so, please point me to the previous thread(s).

I'm probably going to be in Argentina for a week at the end of January, or maybe in February. I'd like to go bird hunting for two or three days, if that's possible, so I have a few questions.

1) Is there bird shooting in the reasonable vicinity of BA?
2) Should I take my own shotgun (s)?
3) What is the approximate cost of this type of excursion?

Any other hints, tips or suggestions? I'll be in BA with my wife for 6-8 days, so any fun touristy suggestions are welcome; neither of us has ever met a bottle of red wine that we didn't like.

Do not take your own gun.
Contact Juan Pozzi.
Take the deluxe bus to San Francisco.
Prepare for shoulder shock.

analog_peninsula: PM sent to you.
Regards

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Originally posted by billinthewild:
Do not take your own gun.
Contact Juan Pozzi.
Take the deluxe bus to San Francisco.
Prepare for shoulder shock.

Ditto

Stay away from "Porteños" of BsAs :animal Guille

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Originally posted by Guillermo Amestoy:
Stay away from "Porteños" of BsAs :animal Guille

I know it is muy dificil, Rambo del Sur, pero nesecite un poco mas amable....

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I know it is muy dificil, Rambo del Sur, pero nesecite un poco mas amable....

Just kiding, You know me, but You must reconize that You had a lot more fun in Cordoba Province with Juanito´s PickBoys and the cats. Guille

I was just kidding with you G-Man.....there is nothing quite as much fun as Cordoba Province, a place where the birds fly high and the bird boys
are wonderful.

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Originally posted by PWN375:
Too bad my wife was hunting or perhaps I would have met some of Juan's bird "boys". There is always next time.

Perry

Wife? You have a wife? Best to leave the bird boys to me.

In fact, the cordobeses should recognize that they are second-best porteños: they can´t speak without making very, very low vowels, they dance some strange rythm named "cuarteto", mostly you found there "burros y alfajores" and not so hidden all have a deep desire to migrate to the most beautiful city in the world: Buenos Aires.

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Originally posted by nainital:
In fact, the cordobeses should recognize that they are second-best porteños: they can´t speak without making very, very low vowels, they dance some strange rythm named "cuarteto", mostly you found there "burros y alfajores" and not so hidden all have a deep desire to migrate to the most beautiful city in the world: Buenos Aires.

But the women, Ricardo, ahhhhh...and the asados......

Nanitial; You forget to metion the "Pako" boys, the viila 31 and 1114, croud of people, smog, prices and the porteños ego
I see You pig Hunt pictures Congratulation 2x1 Guille,

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Originally posted by Guillermo Amestoy:
Nanitial; You forget to metion the "Pako" boys, the viila 31 and 1114, croud of people, smog, prices and the porteños ego
(...)

tu quoque, frâter mi!!!???

Did someone press 1 for Spanish?

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Originally posted by Afrikaander:

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Originally posted by Guillermo Amestoy:
Nanitial; You forget to metion the "Pako" boys, the viila 31 and 1114, croud of people, smog, prices and the porteños ego
(...)

tu quoque, frâter mi!!!???

In remembrance of old Ceasar`s last words, tu quoque, frâter mi!!!??? something alike "You too, my brother?", since I am a porteño myself - just not one as decribed by Guille

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In remembrance of old Ceasar`s last words, tu quoque, frâter mi!!!??? something alike "You too, my brother?",

And here all this time I been thinking it was supposed to be something like this...Ceasar, he say "et tu Brutae?" and Brutus, he say "yep, I already done et"...

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Originally posted by Shack:

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In remembrance of old Ceasar`s last words, tu quoque, frâter mi!!!??? something alike "You too, my brother?",

And here all this time I been thinking it was supposed to be something like this...Ceasar, he say "et tu Brutae?" and Brutus, he say "yep, I already done et"...

Et tu? When I am in Argentina I am told that I et for three.....