HUNT ARGENTINA APRIL 2026 | 2 SPOTS LEFT

“I felt safer in Argentina than most major U.S. cities these days.” - Jaden Bales, Hunt Host

Argentina is a well-developed country and the places we go on this hunt are filled with generous, kind, and high-quality individuals in a very safe environment.

The main species include:

• Free-range red stag (primary species) Starts at $6,950 for 6 Day Hunt

• Blackbuck antelope $1,500 Add-On Species

• Water buffalo $3,800 Add-On Species

• Wild boar $800 Add-On Species
  

Other species in a separate 6,000-acre high-fence estate include axis deer, fallow deer, mouflon, and other exotic sheep.

Packages will be created to fit your interests.

Terra Pampa primarily offers free-range hunting on 90,000 acres. A small 6,000-acre high-fence area is used for species management and genetics, and is a great way to bring home a spectacular-looking animal.

No special tag application is required. Your hunting license will be handled by the outfitter and is usually $300 for the license and $150 per animal that is paid to the government.

Bringing your own rifle is optional, but most hunters use the lodge’s firearms due to the cost and complexity of importing guns into Argentina. Terra Pampa provides high-quality rifles like Bergaras, Rugers, and Remingtons.

Yes. About 5–10% of hunters bowhunt, but it is more challenging due to the thick brush and short shooting windows. Bowhunters are advised to come during the right time of year and be realistic about difficulty.

Most hunts are spot and stalk, but some species (like wild boar) may be hunted from blinds, particularly at night.

The ranch includes:

• “La Pampa”: Open, rolling country similar to the western U.S.

• “El Sucio”: Thick, brushy areas like Texas or New Mexico

This unique mix provides a varied hunting experience.

A luxury lodge built in 2019 offers high-end lodging, excellent food, and professional service. The staff work year-round and operate more like a family team than seasonal employees.

Guides are full-time staff who live and work on the ranch year-round, providing consistent quality and deep knowledge of the land and animals. They are highly professional and invested in your success.

Trophy expectations:

• Free-range stags are wild and challenging.

• Preferred traits include thick, heavy antlers with long beams.

• Most fall between 6x6 and 7x7; larger are rare but possible.

• Meat: Exporting meat is not practical due to high costs and regulations.

• Antlers/trophies: Yes, but expect a processing time of 8–12 months. Export is handled in-house to improve reliability and cost.

Costs vary depending on:

• Destination

• Crate size

• Number of animals
  Tip: Sharing a crate with other hunters significantly reduces cost. Hosted hunts include coordination for shared crates.

• The climate is mild, so you don't need extreme gear.

• Standard hunting clothing, optics, a dayhunting pack and sturdy footwear are sufficient.

• All meals and lodging are provided, so packing is relatively simple

You build your own luck here. Being in good shape will:

• Help you walk farther

• Increase your shot opportunities

• Potentially result in better trophies

Depending on where you begin your flights, most people in the U.S. can get to Terra Pampa in 24 hours

• Houston, TX to Buenos Aires: 11-Hour Flight

• Buenos Aires, AR to Santa Rosa, AR: 2-Hour Flight

• Santa Rosa, AR to Terra Pampa Ranch: 2-Hour Drive

• Owner-operated: The family lives and works on the ranch.

• Long-term investment: Infrastructure and wildlife management are prioritized.

• No overpromising: The experience speaks for itself once you arrive.

• Ask sharp questions: Who owns the land? Who will be your guide?

• Look for references and speak directly with past hunters.

• Avoid operations that book for multiple lodges or use third-party outfitters.