“The professionalism of the on-site staff and Sporting Adventures made the trip one to remember. We were treated like kings and hope to make a return visit in the not so distant future.… https://t.co/tJhmV7bMg6
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The Brazilian teal or Brazilian duck are light brown in color and drakes are distinguished from hens in having red beaks and legs along with a distinctive pale grey area on the side of their heads and necks. #sai#sportingadventuresinternational#sporting#duck#brazilianteal
The eared dove is a resident breeder throughout South America ranging from Columbia to Argentina & Chile. A relative of the North American mourning dove, these birds are known to “darken the skies” in Cordoba as they do not migrate & constantly fly between the woods & fields.
The golden dorado is a large, predatory freshwater fish found in central and east-central South America. Derived from Portuguese word dourado meaning "golden", this aptly named fish is both a visual beauty and brutal fighter.
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Widely recognized as the ultimate hunting experience, an African Safari is the trip that hunters dream about. Enormous populations coupled with vast landscapes and a team of highly skilled native guides combine to form the perfect hunting equation.
While given little regard by most sportsmen and women, elite shooters consider pigeon hunting to be one of the most challenging wingshooting pursuits known. Fast, agile and powerful, these sturdy birds are known to decoy well but will test a hunter’s ability. #argentina#sai
At Sporting Adventures International, we covet the game. We live for the pursuit. We respect the harvest. We deliver the experience. Where your next international expedition is concerned, leave no doubt; hunt with the best.
Q: WHEN IS THE OPTIMAL TIME TO PLAN A DOVE HUNTING TRIP? A: April & May are harvest months so birds tend to spend more time in the fields during that span. June through March, dove are found more frequently in the region’s rolling hills, which creates a very unique experience.