Remember the post I've done with this title near two years ago??
In that post I told you about a piece of land I've bought with the idea of transform it in some kind of hunting lodge and also I posted some pictures of the farm in those days (it not even has a house by then).
I just want to show you what we (some friends and I) have done with a lot of effort during these last two years.

Take a look at www.rincondelosmatreros.com

I don't know how much success I will have but it is nice to see things "happen".

And no, I'm not trying to sell something as it it just finished and it will take some years to be able to receive an interest number of hunters, I'm just wanting to share something that makes me feel proud

L

wonderful congratulations my friend .juan

Lorenzo,

Sometimes dreams do come true, with persistence and hard work.

Very beautiful, Congratulations,
Roland

Thanks,
Uruguay doesn't exist as a big game hunting destination in the international hunting comunity so it's difficult to start something like this.

Here is not like Argentina, where big game animals appear behind any tree or stone !! Not to mention their great landscapes...but with time and effort we can be a nice option to people looking for new hunting grounds

L

Congratulations Lorenzo. I´m sure you will have great success.

John

Wish I owned some land. Rural real estate prices in Texas have skyrocketed in the last few years.

quote:

Originally posted by fla3006:
Wish I owned some land. Rural real estate prices in Texas have skyrocketed in the last few years.

Real-estate is a giant balloon, what goes up must come down

Cheers
/JOHAN

Congratulations Lorenzo, may the members of AR sing your exploits.....and drink your beer.
Un abrazo

Lorenzo,

a beautiful site! Nice rolling hills, plenty of glassing opportunities, some thick stuff for game to retreat in. Must a dream to spend a day on a horse there!

What kind of game is native to the area? Do you have fish in those creeks? Do you intend to bring game in?

Frans

Frans,
As you correctly mentioned, horse riding there is great.

There are some fish there but as the fanatic fisherman I am, I must tell you that I will not go fishing there having better areas around!!

In the area there are south american native animals like wild cats, foxes, hares, rheas, capybaras and brocket deer, also some exotics which have been introduced in South America many years ago like axis, fallow, wild boars, feral goats, mufflons, red stags, etc.

L

Lorenzo. A great site and looks to be a great adventure. The countryside is breathtaking. Packrattusnongratus