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We just got back a week or so ago from my 10th (I think) trip to Los Chanares. I have shot a lot of birds in a lot of places. I have to say that I can see no good reason to hunt doves in Argentina anywhere other than Los Chanares.

Los Chanares has:

A great lodge.

Fantastic food.

Tons of birds.

Varied shots (not all over a field going the same way)

Great people that work there.

Short drives to the fields (5-10 minutes max)

I shot about 4,500 birds in 3 days and I cut the first and last shoots a bit short. I think my percentage was 82%. I would have to look.

Fantastic place. You can't go wrong.
 
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82% is downright awesome shooting. Congratulations.

Post some pics when you get a chance, would love to see them.
 
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I only have an I phone with me at the moment. No idea how to post from this .

We have some awesome pictures. Mary Lynn took one where you can see the pellets hammering the dove.

I was even lucky enough to kill a peccary on the first day. Damn thing was eating dead doves off of the road less than 50 yards from where I just shot 500 times. Stalked close. Shot the big boar 4 times in rapid succession with a 20 ga with #8 shot. He was knocked down, mortally wounded I am sure. He got up and started running my way. Personally I think he was just trying to get away. At 3-4 yards, I hit him square between the eyes! Made a nice hole. Watch out Mark Sullivan! rotflmo
 
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I was even lucky enough to kill a peccary on the first day. Damn thing was eating dead doves off of the road less than 50 yards from where I just shot 500 times. Stalked close. Shot the big boar 4 times in rapid succession with a 20 ga with #8 shot. He was knocked down, mortally wounded I am sure. He got up and started running my way. Personally I think he was just trying to get away. At 3-4 yards, I hit him square between the eyes! Made a nice hole. Watch out Mark Sullivan! rotflmo


Can we expect a DVD with some catchy name soon? rotflmo
 
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Let's see:

Death by bird shot

Use enough #8's

Bash um with Benelli's

Swine at my feet

Choosing how it wants to die

Wink
 
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Funny stuff there Larry. rotflmo
 
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82%. Dang that's good shooting. Good job all around.
 
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Congrats Larry! Good shooting on the furred and feathered game!


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82%. Dang that's good shooting. Good job all around.


Naw, it ain't that hard when you shoot them out of trees! rotflmo
 
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I will try and post a few pictures today.

We have discussed the picture with the pellets hitting the dove. I calculated that the pellets would never have been captured on film if the timing of the shot had been even 1/100th of a second different.
 
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LC is the best. The proximity of the fields really sets LC apart.


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It is the only place I know of where you could shoot a 1,000 birds a day sitting in the pool!
 
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After experiencing Los Chanares for myself I’m not sure it can get any better! Every aspect of this place is first class.


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We just got back a week or so ago from my 10th (I think) trip to Los Chanares. I have shot a lot of birds in a lot of places. I have to say that I can see no good reason to hunt doves in Argentina anywhere other than Los Chanares.

Los Chanares has:

A great lodge.

Fantastic food.

Tons of birds.

Varied shots (not all over a field going the same way)

Great people that work there.

Short drives to the fields (5-10 minutes max)

I shot about 4,500 birds in 3 days and I cut the first and last shoots a bit short. I think my percentage was 82%. I would have to look.

Fantastic place. You can't go wrong.


What Larry said, fantastic place for shooters and wives/girlfriends too!

Just got back a week ago, great bird shooting.
 
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tu2 Good shoot as usual Larry, congrats on the porky pig!


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I finally got around to posting these pictures. If you make the dove picture larger, the pellets can be seen.

Sorry for the delay.
 
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Do pigs fly??? Must be good shooting.

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Awesome photos. Thanks for sharing tu2


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82% is a very good shooting average; especially when you factor in the fatigue factor from jet lag and all that shooting.

I guess when the shells or so expensive you have to make every shot count.....


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I made some calculations. If the picture with the pellets had been 1/100th of a second earlier or later, the pellets would not have been caught on film. Talk about timing.
 
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