Do I need to bring waders to hunt ducks at AWS Lodge?

No. AWS Lodge uniquely utilizes dry blinds and specialized boats, allowing you to hunt ducks comfortably in standard waterproof boots without needing bulky chest waders.

How do I travel to AWS Lodge from Buenos Aires?

You do not need a domestic flight. AWS provides a private, luxury ground transfer directly from Ezeiza International Airport (EZE) to the lodge in Entre Ríos, saving you time and avoiding luggage limits.

Can I hunt doves at AWS Lodge?

Yes. Dove hunting is available year-round at AWS Lodge. From May through August, it is typically combined with morning duck hunting or upland perdiz and afternoon dove shooting. From September through March, the program focuses primarily on true high-volume dove hunting, with both morning and afternoon shooting sessions.

AWS Lodge: Dove, Duck & Perdiz Hunting

AWS Lodge is a wingshooting lodge in Entre Ríos, Argentina, offering dove hunting and seasonal mixed-bag programs. Its location allows international hunters to reach the lodge by road from Buenos Aires without requiring a domestic flight. Programs may include high-volume dove shooting and, during the applicable season, waterfowl and upland hunting.

The Dry-Blind Waterfowl Advantage

The defining tactical advantage of AWS Lodge is its innovative approach to waterfowl. While most marshland operations require hunters to slog through freezing mud in heavy neoprene waders, AWS Lodge utilizes strategic dry blinds and stable boats. This allows guests to hunt ducks in absolute comfort using standard waterproof boots. The morning action over the decoys is spectacular, yielding high volumes of Rosy-billed Pochards and fast-flying Teal, followed immediately by a established field Asado.

Lodge Feature AWS Lodge ProfileOperatorArgentina Wingshooting (AWS)Target SpeciesDucks (AM), Doves (PM), Perdiz & Green Parakeet (Add-ons)Waterfowl StrategyDry-blinds; NO waders required.Logistical DeploymentDirect VIP transfer from EZE Airport (No domestic flights).

High-Volume Afternoons and Hospitality

Once the morning waterfowl flight concludes, AWS Lodge shifts operations to the agricultural fields for high-volume dove shooting. The sheer numbers of eared doves in Entre Ríos rival any roost in Córdoba. The lodge itself is a modern, upscale facility designed specifically for international groups, featuring private rooms, a large fire pit for evening cigars, and an open bar stocked with reserve Malbecs. By completely eliminating the EZE-to-AEP airport transfer, AWS Lodge guarantees that you spend your time hunting, not traveling.

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Legal & Regulatory Note Hunting regulations in Argentina are established and enforced at the provincial level and may change by season, species, area, quota, weather conditions, land access, and administrative resolution. Any reference to hunting availability, seasons, bag limits, pest-control species, firearms, ammunition, transportation, or export of birds should be understood as general destination information only. Hunters must always confirm current provincial regulations, licenses, permits, firearm requirements, landowner authorization, outfitter compliance, and transport/export restrictions before booking or participating in any hunt.

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AWS Lodge: Dove, Duck & Perdiz Hunting

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The Dry-Blind Waterfowl Advantage

High-Volume Afternoons and Hospitality