The first day was great. We starated really early in the morning so we could spend many hours at the field enjoying that amazing sport as hunting is. We had breakfast with everything you can imagine and then left directly to the field.

All of our guest used camouflaged clothing, Beretta and semiautomatic shotguns cal 20 Benelli Montefeltro. That morning they did over 250 shots each and in the afternoon more than 500 shots. Even though Mark stand out doing more than 750 shots in just one afternoon, everyone did great.

Luckely, they saw tons of doves everywhere. I must admit I have never seen so many doves in this field and the group was very happy to see that too. This was the reason why they could do a lot of shooting from different angles depending on what they wanted: high, low, from the front or just behind.

In the afternoon, Federico,  our first-class chef,  prepared some doves in red wine for us to taste before eating the tipical and incredible “Asado” with “Chimichurri” (also well-known as chimichanga). When the Asado came, we were anxious to enjoy that lunch more than ever. Federico is a great cook and he knows best than anybody how to make an excellent Asado for our guests to be full and happy. Fourtunately , the group could not believe how tasty and on point was that meat and chimichurri, of course always accompanied with lots of beers and red wine.

The second day we went shooting to “campos bajos” (low fields) as we call it. In that place you can shoot tons of doves because they are all concentrated inside sorghum fields since there they have water, and it is also the place where they sleep on.

That day was incredible; doves everywhere coming and going all day long, but the biggest amount was seen in the morning and at 4 pm.

Mark shot more than 2000 doves in just one day; he is a great hunter, and the ladies went out on a shopping day so the guys were very pleased to know that each one of the girls were entertained while they were doing the same at the field.

A great group for a great amount of doves. I will always remember them, and I hope to see them again soon.

Martin Andrada

Head Guide

Pointer Outfitters