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Dove Hunting Checklist |
| Note: there are no thorns, or cacti to contend with on these hunts. |
- 12, 20 or 28 gauge shotguns
- Recoil reduction equipment. Shoulder pads, Kevlar lined vests, etc.
- Lockable travel gun case (stainless steel or heavy duty fiberglass)
- We have cleaning rods & patches; but please bring oil, choke tubes, tools, and accessories
- Bring modified chokes, improved cylinders, or improved-modified
- Dark colored, or camouflage hunting clothes and hats
- Any gun cleaning equipment you might need
- Upland hunting boots (preferably waterproof, sometimes there is standing water)
- Be prepared for temperature changes: we recommend both wool and cotton socks
- Thermal underwear: Lightweight only. Only between July1st and Sept. 30th
- Hearing protection: Earplugs
- Wool sweaters, long sleeve cotton shirts, and polar fleece zip-up tops. Layering is important. Depending on the time of year it can be 40F and windy in the morning, then end up in the high 70’s and calm winds by the afternoon
- Side carry shooting pouch for shells, or shell vest
- Leather shooting gloves are an absolute must! Or you will have blisters! Please see video.
- Lightweight rain suit, and waterproof hat. You won’t need it unless you don’t bring it. ?
- Shooting glasses, sunglasses, 30spf sunscreen or stronger, and Chap Stick
- Comfortable clothes for relaxing around the hunting lodge. Jeans, tennis shoes, baseball caps, etc.
- All electricity is 220 in Argentina (European style) we have converters for your 110 stuff like: laptop computers, digital cameras, Palm devices, electric razors, etc. But the hotels in Buenos Aires and the airports do not.
- Shaving kit: Mylanta, Advil (or preferred painkiller), Neosporin, Band-Aids, vitamins, prescription medications, etc.
- Travel alarm clock
- Insect repellant
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