Lodging

La Pampeana is operated by River Plate Wingshooting. The 100-year-old country estate was completely refurbished in 2007, and has been returned to its former majesty. It features hardwood floors, six bedrooms, several dining and cocktail areas, ten acres of gardens and landscaping and true end-of-the road privacy. The lodge is located in far eastern La Pampa Province, about 250 miles west of Buenos Aires.

El Rincon and its sister lodge, Santa Rosa, are both operated by River Plate Wingshooting, one of the pioneering Argentine outfitters who have hosted literally tens of thousands of sportsmen, and who are still among the best of the best operators. Both facilities are true country mansions surrounded by many acres of huge trees and gardens. Each lodge has seven bedrooms. They are located three hours northeast of Buenos Aires in Entre Rios Province, in the midst of a region defined by marshland, pothole lakes, grain production and very few human inhabitants. The nearest towns are Gualeguay and Gualeguaychu.

Outfitter Floro Lavalle is a fourth generation Argentine of German pioneer descent, who has spent his entire life hunting, fishing and adventuring in southern Buenos Aires Province. He has two beautiful lodges, both of which are huge, European-style private homes and both of which are located on large private ranches surrounded by gently flowing mountains and hillsides. Floro lives and hosts hunters in his home, El Retiro and also accommodates parties in his nearby Cerro de la Cruz. The nearby town of Sierra de la Ventana is a summer destination for vacationing Argentines, who enjoy the beautiful scenery, golf, fishing, hiking, shopping and other activities.