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Hi my friends, I'm back !!
English is not my language so more than a report I will just share pictures with you.

The Patagonia is without doubt one of the most beatiful places on earth. The rivers loaded with trouts and the mountains full of free range red stags everywhere !!

I went with my hunting buddy Federico and with my good argentinian friend Guillermo.

I wounded and lost a nice red stag due to a bad scope regulation killpc

And also I missed completely a pig at 5 metres... sofa

Some of the red stags hunted and the magnificent patagonian wild boar that we took the last day !!!















Well those are some of the pictures I took, I am really tired now, I arrived a couple of hours ago after driving two days back home from the patagonia !!!

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Now THATS a hog! Congrats on a good hunt.
 
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Congrats to a awsome pig, and red deers. What a hunt. Cant wait to hear more from this hunting trip!!!

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Now THATS a hog! Congrats on a good hunt.

Nice Red Deer too, but damn at those hogs. Eeker Good job guys.
 
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Nice pig...what a brute


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4. While a double rifle is the perfect DGR, every 375HH bolt gun needs to be modified to carry at least 5 down.
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Lorenzo, wonderful hunt. Did the hunters get three stags each? Was this a private ranch, or do they sell stag and Boar hunts to others?
That really is a monster of a Boar.
Congratulations.


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Thanks guys, I am still on the road, now I must drive one hour more to pick up my family at Punta del Este.

Steve, it's a combination of both, it's a private ranch that sells some hunts to friends or friends of friends. If someone wants to go there without a friend in common they will not allow to hunt there, and even like that there is a waiting list of "friends" and one can be there for years before even having a chance. They even don't allow me to say their name on the internet !! Eeker

The place is really big, taking away a mountain with snow that sometimes appears in some of the pictures the background is always inside the property.

When they open their list to a new "friend", something that happens from time to time, they study the hunter during the hunt, if you like them maybe you will be able to hunt again there, if not, forget returning there despite how much money you offer them, they don't need it.

Once a new timer took a tape to measure the antlers of a deer just shot...they never allowed him to hunt again on their property despite all the phone calls he made.

So the thing is that they have very few clients, mostly from Austria, than can take several stags at one time, there is not a given limit once they open the doors of their farm. I took 4 and I invite my buddy with 1 management stag and also allowed him to make the shot at the pig while I was filming it. The pigs are free the stags not.

Never EVER in my life I have heard so much roaring day after day all day long...I was really blessed for having the oportunity of hunting there.







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That is some Awesome country. Looks like a good time was had by all. What a hog!!!



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At the risk of repeating what's been said, that's a darn nice pig! tu2
 
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Lorenzo

What a hunt congrats. Sure you had a good time.
This hog is a once in a lifetime Monster.

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''When they open their list to a new "friend", something that happens from time to time, they study the hunter during the hunt, if you like them maybe you will be able to hunt again there, if not, forget returning there despite how much money you offer them, they don't need it.

Once a new timer took a tape to measure the antlers of a deer just shot...they never allowed him to hunt again on their property despite all the phone calls he made. ''


I like this attitude.

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Yo, my good friend !!! clap clap tu2
 
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a very interesting hunt. Congratulations!


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Great photos and trophies, Lorenzo. Your boar is an especially good one. tu2

Congratulations!

I, too, am just back from a successful red stag hunt in Patagonia.

Their roaring was loud and constant in Neuquén Province where we were hunting.

I will be posting a report of my own ASAP.


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Wow, looks like the hogs breed with the Grizzly bears over there!

Great photos, the terrain looks like central California...


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Great hunt. I second what CaneCorso said, the hogs look like they bred with bears and the county looks wonderful. You are fortunate to have had such a wonderful opportunity.


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Congratulations Lorenzo seems like you had a great time and got some good animals. I enjoyed your photos very much.

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Congrats Lorenzo ,thanks for sharing ,im a lot of time in your country now thats marvelous too .Juan


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Beautiful piece of real estate you were fortunate enough to be invited to hunt on.
Congrats on the deer and one helluva hog!
 
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Absolutely outstanding. God's country, for sure! Beautiful trophies as well! tu2
 
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Congratulation for Boths, Lorenzo and Federico, I hope Bill did not see this report otherwise instead be driving to my farm in Colorado River to looking for some boards, I will be driving again to Junin de los Andes, ja,ja,ja,Kind Regards. Guillermo.


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Lorenzo sounds like a great hunt and you had an awesome time!! That pig is HUGE!! Email me sometime on that scope and I can try and get it handled ASAP because I have that group coming down in May and will get them to bring it to you.


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WOW! What a hog! Way to go!
 
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Congrats Lorenzo!!!!!!

Nice stag and monster boar!!!!


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Wow! Thanks for sharing. Do you know the weight of that hog? It's massive!!


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Lorenzo,
Congrats on a great hunt in beautiful country! Patagonia is truly a magical landscape... the soft colors of the sky and mountains remind me of New Mexico here in the States even if the vegetation does not.

Sorry about the stag... as hunters we dread a bad hit but the boar was a true trophy! Looks like a great adventure! Well done.


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Bravo Lorenzo !!

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Lorenzo,
Bravo !!!
Very nice harvest of stags and a brute of a piggy.
Well done...


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Nice pictures and well done but sorry you will have to make time in your day and add lots of details!!

What a porker....
 
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Wow! It takes a lot to make me jealous, living here in Montana, but that is some incredible hunting. Loved my time in Patagonia 15 years ago.
 
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Holy Cow Batman Eeker well done I am very jealous especially of that wild boar!!!!! I wish I was lucky emough to have friends in that part of the world as you say just to go pig hunting....do know must be something about us aussies and pig hunting that goes hand in hand Big Grin Well done on a fantastic looking trip
 
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Wow, great pics.

That country looks lot like Southern Alberta...the other end of the Andes/Rockies.
 
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wonderfull real hunt in the best enviroment.THANKS MY FRIEND ,I LOVE THE PATAGONIA.


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Congratulation for Boths, Lorenzo and Federico, I hope Bill did not see this report otherwise instead be driving to my farm in Colorado River to looking for some boards, I will be driving again to Junin de los Andes, ja,ja,ja,Kind Regards. Guillermo.


I just saw this....OK, Guille, fill with gas, and we will be off.....some day I would like very much to be able to live in Junin for a few weeks....a beautiful place....with an excellent restaurant....do you remember Ruca Fueney?

Lorenzo...you say English is not your language, I wish I could speak Spanish half as well as you do English......I would like to rent that little house....can you help me to get cable TV, internet, and a jacuzzi?

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I want that pig. What a toad!

Patagonia is beautiful. I love that type of country.
 
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Beautiful country with some very nice animals.That pig was huge.Congrats.

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Congrats and thanks for sharing pictures.Thats one BIG hog for sure Smiler
 
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What beautiful country!
And I love the attitude about the tape. Seems too many are too worried about a few inches here or there and not the experience and the people. Shame. Again, what a pretty place!
 
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Ithought for a minute maybe Lorenzo was back.
 
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Ithought for a minute maybe Lorenzo was back.


This simple sentence, written by someone that I don't know personally and maybe never will, makes me think that maybe is moment to turn over the page.

I am still confused by the attitude of the moderators that deleted my post. I know I was wrong posting for prays on the African Forum, but it is the most visited here.

A friend of mine. a HUNTER, was lost during HUNTING, it was one of US. I posted there asking for prays because I was desesperated, only 5 minutes before I have received a phone from the police chief telling me to get prepared for the worst, that from the next morning they were start to use dogs to find the dead body before the pigs.....

Imagine that moment. I was doing everything !! I even rented a chopper because the airforce has stopped the search. Maybe I was wrong, but I think that given the magnitude of the disgrace a family was going through asking for prays for a HUNTER lost, on a HUNTING forum was more important than if the hunter was lost in Africa or somewhere else..

Maybe the moderator should have sent me a PM telling me that unfortunately he has no option than deleting the post, it was has been ok, but deleting it in minutes without even sending me a PM it was wrong.

I have seen MANY post on the African Forums that had NOTHING to do with Africa and no one deleted them.

I have always tried to help fellow hunters from AR in anything I can, I have never been rude with no one, even when once I was insulted by someone called DaMan on the polithical forum just by thinking different, I never insult him back, I just stopped posting there.

And the only time I asked for help (for a fellow hunter on a hunting forum) I was deleted in minutes.

Well, I will not continue with this, but I just wanted to make clear why I leaved the forum for some months.

I have MANY friends here, real gentlemen like Scruffy, Allfoden, Cropduster, Bill, SBT and John (that is right now hunting with my friends at Quini Malal), and many more fellow hunters from Argentina and all over the world.

So ok, I turn the page over and I will continue roaming around AR.

Thanks to all of you that where really concerned about my lost friend. During the hunt he went at night after pigs, he fell down due to a hole where he got one of his feet into it and hit against a tree with his neck. Two vertebreas where moved and his head was also seriously injured. He walk unconcious during days without knowing where he was or what he was doing. he never realized he was 4 days lost.

Finally one of the police rescue teams find it.

Well, that's all.

lets continue talking about guns and hunting and forgiving those things that hurt us, no hard feelings from my side. I honestly hope the moderator never go through something similar, he will personally know how desesparate one feels when you ask for help, any help.

Well lets wait for SBT hunting report !!!! Wink

Regards
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