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$ 7,500
All-inclusive 5 nights, 4 full hunting days.
Full accommodations based on double.
1 Red Stag up to 320 SCI.
These rates are flexible based on the number of hunters in the group, month of the season, and availability. Please do not hesitate to contact for an accurate quote and further info.
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Exclusions
*Prices subject to changes
Terms and Conditions
Trophy Fees
RED STAG
270 to 320 SCI: $ 4,000
321 to 360 SCI: $ 7,500
361 to 400 SCI: $ 10,000
401 to 440 SCI: $ 15,000
441 to 480 SCI: $ 20,000
481 to 520 SCI: $ 25,000
521 to 560 SCI: $ 30,000
561 to 600 SCI: $ 40,000
601 to 640 SCI: $ 45,000
Over 640 SCI Price On Request
Other Species:
Axis Deer $ 3,000
Fallow Deer $ 2,500
Blackbuck $ 2,000
Mouflon $ 3,500
Wild Boar $ 1,000
Four Horned Ram $ 1,200
Wild Goat $ 1,000
Northern Bariloche Big Game Lodge offers not only premium hunting, but also the finest lodging in Patagonia, Argentina.
The two ranches, Algar Ranch and Calcatre Ranch, with a total of 85,000 acres together, are close to each other. The Algar ranch is the perfect place to bring a non-hunting guest.
ALGAR RANCH:
Our 60,000 acre private ranch is located just 60 miles north of the beautiful city of San Carlos de Bariloche, with paved road access and the perfect habitat for red stag, which are found free roaming in abundance. Accommodations are top notch. The lodge has been renovated recently and is limited to 8 master bedrooms (all can turn matrimonial or twin if needed), private bathrooms and all the comfort of a five-star hotel. There is a chef who excels at the preparation of delicious local and international cuisine. Wine and beer are freely available during meals.
Service include: premium accommodation, world-class cuisine, valet laundry, San Carlos de Bariloche airport reception and assistance, Wi-Fi internet access and trophy scoring (SCI & CIC).
CALCATRE RANCH:
It is also located in Patagonia. This magnificent lodge belongs to the same owners and has 25,000 acres of pristine Patagonian steppe country. It is located in the southern part of the province of Neuquén, with paved road from the airport in the beautiful city of San Carlos de Bariloche (130 miles away). Calcatre lodge is a premium hunting, first-class lodge.
Accommodations are top notch and include three master bedrooms (all can turn matrimonial or twin if needed), private bathrooms and high level of comfort. Wine and beer are freely available during meals.
Service includes: premium accommodation, world-class cuisine, valet laundry, San Carlos de Bariloche airport reception and assistance, Wi-Fi internet access and trophy scoring (SCI & CIC).
Enjoy our gourmet and traditional cuisine every night after your shooting day. Our professional chef will delight you with amazing Argentinean and international dishes. We will have special appetizers for your drinks before dinner every night. You have to experience our special goat or lamb “a la cruz”, which is a very local and well known way to prepare this unique delicatessen. Normally it takes more than three hours on the fire, to get it tender and amazingly tasty.
In addition to the majestic red stag and the unique Pere David's deer, the Northern Bariloche Lodge offers more than 12 different species including fallow deer, axis deer, feral oxen, mouflon sheep, blackbuck antelope, black Jacob's ram, Patagonian dall, Patagonian ram, multihorned sheep, wild goat, Juan Fernández goat (Balearean Boc), puma and Russian boar.
We are proud to say that we offer the highest trophy quality that you will ever find in our country, and in the world. All trophies are awesome and guaranteed to make the record book.
BOW HUNTING:
With the combination of the scenery and the fair chase hunt we offer, we are sure that bowhunters will experience the true essence of a bow hunting adventure at Northern Bariloche lodge. You will find this country vast and open, making it easy to spot the prey from high vantage points. The hunting field and the hilly terrain are broken with ravines and streams all over, where the animals go down looking for places to drink and graze. The tall grasses and bushes make the perfect camouflage for this activity. Regarding shooting distances, hunters may expect to shoot from 30 to 70 yards.
HOW WE DO:
Due to the very open nature of our terrain and the large size of the property, large tracts of ground need to be covered daily. Our extensive network of roads (+330mi) allows our guides to reach almost every part of the ranch on 4WD vehicles, however, final approach is always done on foot. Depending on the physical ability of the hunter, some walking is required to make good approaches to game. The usual daily distance hunters walk ranges from 1mi to 15mi. We move when the animals move and we bed when they bed. Early mornings and evenings are the best time to find game around the ranch.
Guns available at the Lodge
Because of the huge temperature range between day and night, it’s advisable to carry warm clothes in summer as well as in winter, specifically cold weather hunting clothing. Hunting clothes should be light green, green or brown. Camouflage is the best option.
BOOTS – Waterproof leather type with good ankle support and deep cleated soles (vibram type) suitable for Alpine hunting.
SOCKS – Warm socks for hiking in cool conditions – minimum of 4 pairs, preferably woolen type. Cotton socks for casual wear.
TROUSERS – 1 pair of warm hunting pants (camo fleece type), 1 Pair of light hunting pants for our warmer months (February, March & April). 1 pair of thermal underwear for our colder months (May, June, July & August). 2 pair of casual trousers to wear in town or in the lodge.
SHOES – 1 pair of casual shoes for town and lodge wear.
SHIRTS – 2 warm medium to heavyweight (wool or fleece). 1 lightweight shirt for warm weather. 2 casual shirts to wear in town or the lodge. 1 thermal undershirt.
JACKETS – 1 Lightweight windproof/waterproof pack able jacket in case of wet weather. 1 warm fleece or wool type jacket for cool/cold weather.
HAT – Sun hat or cap for warm weather and a woolen type beanie for cold weather.
GLOVES – Lightweight gloves for our warm months and heavyweight gloves for our colder months.
GAITERS – Optional.
BACKPACK – A small daypack suitable for carrying daytime gear (camera, sunglasses etc).
SUNGLASSES – 1 pair of sunglasses is recommended for all times of the year.
SUN BLOCK – Recommended for our warmer months.
UNDERWEAR – 2 thermal t shirts for cold conditions. 4 pair of underpants.
HEARING PROTECTION – 1 pair of ear plugs.
BINOCULARS – 1 pair of high quality binoculars in 10 x 40 class are essential.
CAMERA – 1 digital type for photos - scenic and trophies.
The lodge is located 60 miles to the North of San Carlos de Bariloche. The Teniente Luis Candelaria International airport (BRC) will be the final destination.
The best connections are through Buenos Aires (Argentina).
Ministro Pistarini Airport (EZE) (Buenos Aires, Argentina): Right now, 31 airlines operate out of this airport. It offers nonstop flight to 51 cities. Every week, at least 126 domestic flights and 833 international flights depart from EZE.
Important airlines to be consider for international flights: American Airlines, Delta, United Airlines, Copa Airlines, Lan Airlines, Aerolineas Argentinas, Iberia, and British Airways.
San Carlos de Bariloche Airport (BRC) (Río Negro, Argentina): Right now, 5 airlines operate out of San Carlos de Bariloche Airport.
The best airlines flying from Buenos Aires to San Carlos de Bariloche is Aerolineas Argentinas.
From San Carlos de Bariloche airport to the lodge it is a 70-minute drive.
Day 2: Breakfast, morning hunting, lunch, afternoon hunting, return at the lodge, cocktails/dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3: Breakfast, morning hunting, lunch, afternoon hunting, return at the lodge, cocktails/dinner and overnight stay.
Day 4: Breakfast, morning hunting, lunch, afternoon hunting, return at the lodge, cocktails/dinner and overnight stay.
Day 5: Breakfast, morning hunting, lunch, afternoon hunting, return at the lodge, cocktails/dinner and overnight stay.
Day 6: Breakfast, Morning Departure to Bariloche Airport.
In order to make the most of your stay here in this beautiful country, we have partnered with Beagle Tours, our sister company who works with talented professionals which will tailor your every need if you are also interested in doing some kind of non-hunting activity in Argentina.
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