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30 October 2007, 17:24
Gerhard.Delport
Bow Hunting Argentina
Hi Guys,

I visited the Abu Dhabi Hunt and Outdoor Show last weekend.

I have never thought of hunting in Argentina but the opportunity might come one day.

Is it possible to bow hunt in Argentina?

I would also love to fly fish and do some wing shooting as well.

Who can I talk to that can give me some information?

Thank you.

Gerhard


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30 October 2007, 17:39
nainital
Gerhard: yes, it is possible to use your bow in Argentina. By the way, fly fishing here is the best in the world, period. Ask any of the outfitters, they can provide you with all the necessary data. Hope to see you here soon. Wink
31 October 2007, 01:36
highlander
Nainital
Just because your rugby team got to the semi's in the WRC I don't think that gives you the luxury of trying to out do us Kiwi's on the flyfishing as well.


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31 October 2007, 01:44
nainital
I regret the defeat of the Kiwis indeed...but the Boca del Chimehuin and the Rio Grande of Tierra del Fuego are the best places in the world for fly fishing, bar none. Ask the late Joe Brooks, for instance. Perhaps Nickudu could provide us with "Una trucha grande" from Outdoor Life in the 50´s, just for the sake of it. Wink
31 October 2007, 08:39
Gerhard.Delport
Thanks for the info guys.

Gerhard


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01 November 2007, 07:25
billinthewild
Bowhunting is very feasible in Argentina. The man to contact for excellent advice and animals available is my good friend Juan Pozzi who is regular contributor to this forum.


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