Duck Hunting

Local and foreign hunters, meet every year, when the small game seasons open. The practice of small game in most regions, have ancient origins. The vast expanses of fields around us allow us to practice small game without problems.

The most favorite games that are available include partridges, ducks, fox, viscacha, geese, pigeons and geese are undoubtedly some of the most recognized and sought after species by hunters. European hares, rabbits and quail are species are also favorite games in the hunting sport.

The Duck hunting is generally open in small game season. In all our vast territory, we find different varieties of ducks. For duck hunting, prepare a shelter that is well camouflaged and complete with branches, reeds and twigs on the banks of a pond or near the surface water. As a hunter, you need to be patient in order to be able to get your game.

It is essential for duck hunting to wear camouflage clothing, boots that allows you to wade on deep waters. Also if possible, owning decoys is very important. To make the decoy move, it is important to attach them to both line and sinker.

When it comes to guns, most guns are repeaters on trombone and automatic guns. Choose the one that is comfortable for you. On the other hand, when hunting, it is important that you use dogs to retrieve your game. Appropriate dogs for this hunt are Breton Spanish, Setters, Golden Retrievers and Labradors. Not recommended are the Pointer, BRAC and other short-haired dogs because they lack the serum of dogs' fur water and are easily exposed to pneumonia.

Duck Hunting is done in three stages. The first one is to find last of the flock near your camouflage. You need to sit patiently and finally when you get off the ground or leave the surface of the water, you shoot your game in the open.