Dultimatpredator
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I am courious if all these hunts seen on TV are fair chase? I have seen trips go for around $3600 or so.
Any hunted Red Stag in Argentina?
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bighornboy
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It is my understanding that you can hunt them behind a fence or free range, just depends on the ranch.
mtmgrizz
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Well that depends on the ranch. it's a good idea before you book the hunt to ask the outfitter if the ranch is under high fence as a few are. Most ranches in La Pampa & Rio Negro are low fence & are fair chase & are on working cattle ranches. You can find trips for 1 stag any where from $3500-5000 depending on the type of hunt & area. If your interested in fair chase you should book a hunt before the run (mid march) or post rut these hunts can be very difficult as the bulls are not bugling very much after daylight.
Dultimatpredator
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Yes, I would only do a fair chase hunt. I would never pay money for a caged hunt, or do it for free for that matter. Is the run mating season, what we call rut?
crapshoot
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Yes, I would only do a fair chase hunt. I would never pay money for a caged hunt, or do it for free for that matter. Is the run mating season, what we call rut?
Yes, the rut is when the necks begin to swell, the bugling begins and all they got on their mind is the south end of a north boud cow.
If I could afford it, I'd opt to hunt NewZeland for stag.
Yes, I would only do a fair chase hunt. I would never pay money for a caged hunt, or do it for free for that matter. Is the run mating season, what we call rut?
Yes, the rut is when the necks begin to swell, the bugling begins and all they got on their mind is the south end of a north boud cow.
If I could afford it, I'd opt to hunt NewZeland for stag.